Bisexual men and abuse
I don’t have any particular articles/links to share but I remember seeing multiple sources (whether by the CDC or others) about LGBTQ+ rates on IPV (and also CSV/SA). Out of the groups of men, despite being overall lower than their female counterparts, bisexual men reported the highest amount of IPV compared to both straight and gay men.
(Also, for the CSV I saw it from kinda an outdated? study from 2016-17, and though it did show that both gay and bi men reported higher amounts of CSV, but the reason I think it’s outdated is that the “made to penetrate” is put from a separate category from rape, and bisexual men’s rates under “rape” was not adequately recorded to have an actual statistic.)
I understand how some type of homophobia/queerphobia will lead to negative stereotyping leading to abuse from a partner, but I want to know the complexities of it and why it’s higher than gay men in particular. I also know about anti-bisexual stereotypes such as bi men being seen as more “promiscuous”, not picking a side, DL etc. but I’m wondering to what extent does it slip into relational abuse from all genders? Are there any structural issues I’m missing out on? I’d like to hear some perspectives.