The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Being bisexual in India is still surprisingly complicated

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Barry Rodgers
Being bisexual in India is still surprisingly complicated
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Bisexuality in India is gaining visibility through dating apps and shifting cultural attitudes, yet individuals still face social stigma and misconceptions. Many bisexual people report that their identity is often met with skepticism or attempts to categorize them into binary sexual orientations.

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The evolving discourse on sexual fluidity reflects broader societal changes regarding identity and the rejection of traditional social labels.

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There is a peculiar administrative burden to being bisexual. You tell someone you’re bisexual and, almost immediately, they want supplementary documentation. But which do you prefer?Are you sure you’re not gay? Are you sure you’re not straight?

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The article focuses on social progress and the challenges faced by marginalized identity groups, which is a common focus of progressive journalism.

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