Discover: Bi-Erasure
A term that means the tendency to ignore, disregard or falsify bisexuality, this can be a heavy topic; but Dr. Liz Powell is up for the task.
The term bi-erasure can also be known as bisexual invisibility and means the tendency to ignore, disregard, falsify, or even re-explain bisexuality in society and even in history.
There are so many questions and particularities surrounding bi-erasure, and Dr. Liz Powell tackles all that and more in his video where she sits down to chat with Ashlee Cain of Rose Glass Photography.
I mean a REAL orgy, where you don’t know who is touching you, whose dick is inside whose pussy, or whose cock you’re sucking? Sounds exciting, right? If you’re a bisexual couple, it definitely does. If you’re straight, maybe not so much.
Can your attraction to other genders vary at different times in your life and cycle? Dr. Jess reports on the fluidity of this phenomenon.
A term that means the tendency to ignore, disregard or falsify bisexuality, this can be a heavy topic; but Dr. Liz Powell is up for the task.
Dr. Liz Powell provides useful methods to help us build the courage to initiate the difficult but essential conversations in our relationships.
We live in a conflicted culture that encourages consent yet enables coercion, and Dr. Powell describes the importance of saying "no" so that we can more effectively communicate our truths.