Why is it that no one ever brings up bi women here?

With each generation, the proportion of women who identify as bi grows, up to around 20% within Gen Z. The majority of bi women end up in heterosexual relationships, for which one could speculate a number of reasons. Yet I never see bi women represented in the stereotypes of women in general. I think that’s a missed opportunity. Little is documented about the behavioral patterns of women who date women as well as men. Do they have different experiences, priorities or perspectives when dealing with each gender, and what would that reveal about female nature or the dating market?

I understand it isn't a perfect comparison. Bi women don't have the social baggage men do in the eyes of women they like. But those differences can be instructive as well.

And, for heaven's sake, we reference CELEBRITIES here all the time! If you're going to argue that anyone's life experience has absolutely nothing to do with our own, it's the rich and famous.

EDIT: on the flip-side, another user helped me realize that queer communities rarely seem to bring "pills" up either. That's interesting, because they are nevertheless filled with people (bi men, bi women, gay women) who also seek dating and sex from women yet don't seem to have any analogue for the ideologies or "realities" represented here.

If women are hypergamous, cold and calculating, beta buxing and so on, wouldn't everyone who dates them notice, not just straight men?