I think it’s less a case of over-representation and more a case of a group of people who believe strongly in giving honest answers to survey questions in order to get good data and who are reasonably sure their privacy will be protected. Most surveys on sexuality suffer from reluctance to self-report. This (and last year’s) figure for bisexuality in particular is more in line with my anecdotal & lived experience than ‘official’ survey data on the topic (bisexual people <1% population).
Bisexual people (and bisexual men in particular) do exist! Yay! (We knew that, lol).
This (and last year’s) figure for bisexuality in particular is more in line with my anecdotal & lived experience than ‘official’ survey data on the topic (bisexual people <1% population).
I think it’s less a case of over-representation and more a case of a group of people who believe strongly in giving honest answers to survey questions in order to get good data and who are reasonably sure their privacy will be protected. Most surveys on sexuality suffer from reluctance to self-report. This (and last year’s) figure for bisexuality in particular is more in line with my anecdotal & lived experience than ‘official’ survey data on the topic (bisexual people <1% population).
Bisexual people (and bisexual men in particular) do exist! Yay! (We knew that, lol).
That’s probably a function of your social circle.