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We’re Here and We’re Queer: Sexual Orientation and Sexual Fluidity Differences Between Bisexual and Queer Women

机译：我们在这里我们在酷儿：双性恋和酷儿女性之间的性取向和性流动性差异

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Theorists and researchers have noted an overlap between bisexually-identified and queer-identified individuals. Whereas early definitions of bisexuality may have been predominantly binary (i.e., attracted to women and men), in recent years there has been a move toward a more “queer” understanding of bisexuality (e.g., attraction to more than one gender beyond female and male). The purpose of this study was to examine similarities and differences between bisexually-identified and queer-identified adult women, ages 18–66 years, on sociodemographic characteristic, two dimensions of sexual orientation (sexual behaviors and attractions), fluidity in attractions and sexual orientation identity, and identity centrality and affirmation in an online sample (N = 489), which was mostly from the United States (73.5%). Our results indicated that bisexual and queer women were similar in terms of sociodemographic characteristics, with the exception of education; queer women were more educated than bisexual women. Queer women were also more likely than bisexual women to report variability in their sexual behaviors and attractions and more fluidity in their sexual orientation identity. Additionally, queer women reported higher levels of identity centrality and affirmation than bisexual women. Considerations for sexual minority women’s health research are discussed.
机译：理论家和研究人员指出，双性恋者和同性恋者之间存在重叠。尽管对双性恋的早期定义可能主要是二元性的（即吸引了男人和女人），但近年来，人们对双性恋有了更“奇怪”的理解（例如，吸引了超过一个性别的女性和男性） ）。这项研究的目的是研究在社会人口统计学特征，性取向的两个维度（性行为和性吸引力），吸引力的流动性和性取向方面，年龄在18-66岁之间的双性恋者和同性恋者之间的异同。身份，以及在线样本中的身份中心性和肯定性（N = 489），该样本主要来自美国（73.5％）。我们的结果表明，双性恋和同志女性在社会人口统计学特征方面相似，教育程度除外；同性恋女性比双性恋女性受教育程度更高。与双性恋女性相比，酷儿女性更有可能报告其性行为和吸引力的变异性，以及性取向认同的流动性更高。此外，与双性恋女性相比，同志女性报告了较高的身份中心性和肯定性。讨论了性少数族裔女性健康研究的注意事项。

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