“Bisexuality is just a phase.” “Bisexuality just means you’re confused.” “Bisexuality just means you’re too scared to come out as gay.”

Ever heard someone utter phrases like that? It’s likely you have — because being bisexual is still so often stigmatised, both within and outside  the LGBTQI community.

That’s why the video campaign #StillBisexual was created. It aims to dispel some of the main misconceptions about bisexuals — that they don’t stay that way, and that bisexuality somehow not a ‘legitimate’ sexuality.

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#StillBisexual is a “confessional-style” video campaign, produced silently with the use of handwritten title cards that reveal peoples’ dating histories and show how others have reacted when they came out as bi.

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The hashtag #StillBisexual is now taking off on Twitter, with some social media users sharing the following on social media:

#StillBisexual

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Want to make your own video? It’s simple, as the campaign’s website explains:

What do you think can be done to overcome the stigmatisation of bisexuality?

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