Sorry this will probably offend + I'm sure this is a gross oversimplification, but it seems to offer so many advantages that go unacknowledged. Whereas being fully gay makes several things in life way, way more difficult. Bisexuality gives you the advantage of a *much* larger potential mating pool (in theory, all other things equal), the ability to navigate both gay and straight social scenes with relative ease, less trouble with discretion (if this is wanted), and just in general seems to open far more doors in life. It's the best of both worlds.

Of course this is all assuming you're in a liberal country. Wouldn't say this applies if you're in Iran obviously. But in much of the west, in the big '25, I think it should be looked at as a privilege rather than a handicap. And trying to equate them with people who are entirely homosexual is misguided. Because there is a huge chasm between the two in terms of how much easier many things are for the former. And I would even argue it even gives a kind of advantage over straight people for some situations.

Hoping this stays up here, I can't think of any other places on reddit where you could actually have this debate. It seems to anger people. I just think things have come far enough that this is no longer totally unreasonable to think, at least within liberal cities/areas in the most recent few years.