In this special follow-up to our AMA episode, we're diving into your questions about bisexuality. We had so many fantastic questions from our community that we decided to split our AMA into two parts—this one is all about bisexuality, identity, and everything in between.

We’re tackling questions like:

• How do you stay visible as a bisexual person in a heteronormative world?
• What’s it like to come out as bi after identifying as gay?
• How do you express your attraction to other genders in a monogamous relationship?

Whether you're questioning, out and proud, or just curious, this episode covers a wide range of topics, from personal insights to practical advice. Plus, we explore how bisexuality intersects with masculinity, relationships, and the different ways people can experience attraction.

If you’ve ever felt caught between labels or struggled with how to stay true to your identity, this episode is for you.

Resources & Links:

• BISHH Study: The first community-led and conducted online national survey to ask bi+ people in Australia about their sexual health, relationships, wellbeing, and more. The survey is anonymous, takes about 30-45 minutes, and is open to anyone under the bi+ umbrella.
• How to Support Someone Who's Just Come Out as Bisexual - A helpful guide for friends, family, and allies.
• Join our community on Facebook and connect with other bi+ folks!
• Subscribe to our Newsletter to stay updated on all things Give It To Me Bi.

More from Give It To Me Bi:

• Website: https://tinyurl.com/23vk62r3
• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@giveittomebi
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giveittomebi/

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In Episode 10, we take on a question that’s been floating around for ages: “Where are all the bi men?”

We dive deep into the unique challenges that bi men face, from societal expectations to internalised fears. We’re talking about everything—how masculinity and patriarchal norms have shaped our understanding of bisexuality, the stigma within both queer and straight communities, and the mental health impacts of staying closeted.

You’ll hear personal stories, the ups and downs of being out, and some heartfelt advice for anyone struggling to accept their own bi identity. We also celebrate our recent partnership with Star Observer! This episode has something for everyone, whether you're out, questioning, or just curious.

Resources & Links:

The Elixir Effect: Book Launch

Chad will be MC’ing the launch of The Elixir Effect, a story about identity, masculinity, and family. Join us for this exclusive event to meet the author, Peter Matthews, hear excerpts, and get a signed copy.

• 📅 Wednesday, 6 Nov, 5:50 pm - 8 pm AEDT
• 📍 Pullman Sydney Hyde Park, Darlinghurst, Australia

Register Here

Facebook Group

Join our community on Facebook, share your experiences, and stay connected with other bi+ folks and allies.

Join Here

How to Support Someone Who’s Just Come Out as Bisexual

We know coming out is a big deal, so we’ve put together this guide for allies who want to offer meaningful support.

Read the Guide

Give It To Me Bi:

• Website
• TikTok
• Instagram

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Chad and Steve dive headfirst into all of your burning questions and nothing’s off-limits!! From heartfelt insights into coming out, to the complexities of bi+ relationships–we’ve got stories about personal growth, awkward moments, and how we make sense of being bi+ in today’s world.

You’ll hear candid reflections on identity, practical advice for navigating relationships, and maybe a few confessions from our younger years. Whether you’re figuring it all out or feeling comfortable in your identity, there’s something here for everyone.

Plus, we couldn't resist sharing some music recommendations—tunes that have been our vibe lately (check out the playlists below!).

Spotify Playlists:

• Cunty Chappel Roan Summer: Listen Here
• Nancy Myers Kitchen Mix: Listen Here
• Bimlow - Jessica Bellef: Listen Here

Additional Resources:

• BISHH Study: Participate Here
• GITMB Website: Explore Here
• How to Support Someone Who's Just Come Out as Bisexual: Read the Guide

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