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Bisexuality

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Follow the links below to find trusted information about bisexuality.

Last reviewed: May 2018

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Gay, bisexual and transgender men

Gay, bisexual and transgender men are much more likely to experience depression and anxiety than the broader population.

QLives: Scott's Story (Bisexuality) - YouTube

This QLives film is the story of Scott, who talks about being attracted to both men and women, and identifying as bisexual. Scotts Story directed by Dean Fr...

QLives: Sophia's Story (Bisexuality) - YouTube

This QLives film is the story of Sophia, focussing on her experiences of being attracted to more than one gender, and identifying as first Bisexual and now P...

Gay- bisexual and trans men

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Q&A: How do you know if youre bisexual? | Sexuality | ReachOut Australia

Theres a lot of pressure on people who are bi to say theyre either straight or gay.

Depression and anxiety in young people who are gay, Lesbian, bisexual, transgender or intersex (GLBTI)

Sexual Identity | Kids Helpline

Love has many forms. Learn more about sexuality and the different relationships people can have.

A parents' guide to their child's sexuality

Out & Online

Out & Online is an online program to improve wellbeing and reduce mental health symptoms in same-gender attracted youth aged 18-25 years.

Read more on Mental Health Online website

Parenting and Child Health - Health Topics - Young people who are gay, lesbian or bisexual

Children are working out who they are, and dealing with relationships and sexuality. For some, working out their feelings towards others and whether they are gay, lesbian or bisexual might be an extra pressure to deal with.

Read more on Women's and Children's Health Network website