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Bi pride! You are valid and a part of the community! Anyone who says otherwise (in the community or not) is a newt. ❤️ rooting for you
unwelcome in LGBTQ+ spaces as I "pass" for straight and don't have male partner(s) currently. (2) I worry about career consequences of coming out as I've heard/noticed it's difficult for gay men and I fear being bi is somehow less accepted than being gay. Anyone have any experience with this?
I am gay, but have bi friends who also have similar struggles.
I’m at a very liberal biglaw Firm and this has been a topic of discussion. There is one individual who identifies as bisexual and they (for anonymity’s sake using they) are married to someone of the opposite sex who identifies as straight. But this associate still attends the events because they feel it is an important part of their identity, and their spouse is very supportive. I don’t know the culture at your firm, but our group was surprised at the openness and the eagerness to participate in events even though the individual could “pass” without anyone knowing. If you want to be a part of the community, they’ll welcome you with open arms.
As for #2, I get the concern. Our affinity group is large and relatively discrete with those outside of the community unless individuals are comfortable discussing their sexual orientation. I realize I have it pretty great, but I think if you are truly interested in joining the community no one would tell you you don’t “belong”. After all, the whole point of this group and the affinity groups are to accept those who want to engage. We also welcome allies. I don’t think anyone will pass judgment, and if they do, well they can... you can fill in the blank haha
Do it! I am a bi woman married to a man and definitely read as straight, but I still get heavily involved in LGBTQ+ group stuff, including bi-visibility campaigns my firm has run. It’s still a big part of my identity and people have appreciated my involvement