Why Bisexuals Feel Less Love Than Others?

 Bisexuals make up the third letter of the LGBT(Q) alphabet soup. But sometimes they feel a bit left out.

In case you were unaware, bisexuals (the “B” in LGBTQ) are “family,” too. Men and women who love both men and women fall within the rainbow umbrella, but for some reason they don’t always feel the love.

New York magazine recently profiled the “four most desirable people on OKCupid.” There were two women (one lesbian and one straight woman) and two men (one gay and one straight). If they’re going to stick to those binaries, the least they could do is include two bisexuals, amirite?

Despite the criticisms of its lack of inclusion of diverse gender and sexuality options, OKCupid touts that it is the “best free dating site on Earth.” Indeed, it’s known for being one of the trendiest dating sites. It also provides various features to keep “the gays” from “the straights” which is an added layer of protection for women who love women, and who have no interest in men and their invitations for threesomes. But even bisexuals have a hard time looking for love on the site.