History Main / EveryoneIsBi

* In a 2007 study, about 20% of the North American population admitted to being bisexual.

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* In a 2007 study, about 20% of the North American population admitted to being bisexual.

* "Swings Both Ways", a duet between Robbie Williams and Creator/RufusWainwright, claims that everyone in Hollywood at least acts like this to get the most lucrative business deals.

* TheMightyBoosh: Ended up like this by season 3 for the most part, if the character wasn't gay. Virtually every minor or major character mistook Vince for a woman and hit on him, and didn't seem put off when he turned out to be a man. Male villains fell for Howard as well, notably the Hitcher, who only wanted to rape women before him. In season one, Howard's female crush showed lots of interest in Vince, but her last appearance saw her falling in love with a female panda, who had previously been on a date with Vince and had an abusive panda ex-boyfriend. Vince himself is AmbiguoslyBi.

* TheMightyBoosh: Ended up like this by season 3 for the most part, if the character wasn't gay. Virtually every minor or major character mistook Vince for a woman and hit on him, and didn't seem put off when he turned out to be a man. Male villains fell for Howard as well, notably the Hitcher, who only wanted to rape women before him. In season one, Howard's female crush showed lots of interest in Vince, but her last appearance saw her falling in love with a female panda, who had previously been on a date with Vince and had an abusive panda ex-boyfriend. Then, to top it off, [[spoiler:after three seasons of hints and intense HoYay, series heroes Howard and Vince were both revealed to be bisexual. They admitted that they were in love with eachother in one episode, but various events, poor communication and accidental heartbreak result in them deciding to remain friends. They end the episode both on dates with girls, but the girls are gone by the next episode without mention.]]

** Several of the non-romanceable companions are also implied to have bisexual tendencies to varying degrees. Aveline kisses Hawke regardless of gender at the end of her chapter 2 loyalty mission, Bethany expresses some curiosity about Isabela's sexual history with other women and Varric has some slightly flirty dialogue with Anders ([[CargoShip though his heart belongs to Bianca, his crossbow]]). Even Bianca apparently feels some "confusion" when Isabela suggests she needs "a woman's touch on her trigger."

* In ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', sexuality is completely by-passed as an issue. When you have trans-alien relationships, the actual gender of who you're attracted to becomes moot. It's also implied that humans are comparatively very rigid and backward when it comes to sexuality. Both D'Argo and Chiana seem surprised that humans generally start having sex so late (D'Argo first had sex when he was... seven, I think it was?), and Aeryn illustrates how in the Peacekeepers sex is fine as long as it doesn't involve any emotions. Chiana at least certainly doesn't make any distinction...

* In ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', all the main romance options are available to both genders (appropriately, one of them is voiced by Eve Myles from ''Torchwood''). DLC character Sebastian is the only heterosexual-only romance, as well as being non-sexual.

* Similar to the 51st century in ''Series/DoctorWho'', the eponymous superhero of ''[[TheAuthority Midnighter]]'' once tried to explain to a woman from the 95th century that he's gay. She didn't understand the word, and revealed that in the 95th century ''EveryoneIsBi'' (apparently that's enough of "everyone" that they no longer even have words for monosexuality).

* In ''VisualNovel/MagicalDiary'' not only can the PC date both male and female options, but many [=NPCs=] have explicitly dated both, and no one raises an eyebrow. [[WordOfGod Hanako has also confirmed that she's running on this assumption.]]

** There have been some writings that tell of the women shaving their heads, so their soon-to-be-husbands can ease into the idea of a sexual relationship with a woman.
** And then there's [[http://lrivera0327.tripod.com/ the Sambia]], whose culture is basically Sparta TurnedUpToEleven.

** Played with a bit in the Post-Scratch session. Dirk and Roxy both grew up isolated from other humans [[spoiler:in a future world dominated by the troll queen's ideals]]. While they both decline to put labels on their sexuality, Dirk prefers to think in Alternian terms (i.e., he's got a fetish for other men), but Roxy maintains that orientation IS a real phenomenon in human sexuality and has to be taken into consideration. Roxy's [[IncompatibleOrientation unrequited crush on Dirk]] may play into this, as "he's gay" is a lot less disappointing than "he doesn't find me attractive enough [[spoiler:even though I AM the last girl on Earth]]".

* Basically every book by Billy Martin, a.k.a. Creator/PoppyZBrite. The exception would be when [[CastFullOfGay Everyone's Gay]].

* Practically everything Creator/PoppyZBrite has ever written.

* Ancient Spartans were more or less required to be bisexual. A Spartan boy's first relationship was expected to be with an older man, who would act alternately as father figure and lover, and there were several laws regulating the nature of this relationship (such as "if a boy is courted by two men, and [[GoldDigger he chooses the richer]], he has to pay a fine"). The relationship was supposed to be dissolved [[ValuesDissonance when the younger partner became an adult]]. By contrast, a Spartiate would have an ArrangedMarriage with a woman he didn't know and be expected to consummate it in secret (though later they would be allowed to live together as a family). Things are less clear on the female end, but several hymns relating to women and their yearning for "choral leaders" exist..

** According to WordOfGod, it is possible for a Troll to be monosexual, but they don't recognise it the same way we do: whereas heterosexual humans would deny advances from someone of the same sex because they are heterosexual, a heterosexual troll would do so because they don't find them attractive. It's more like a kink or fetish for either gender than anything else. According to Hussie, Kanaya is only sexually attracted to women although she's had romantic relationships with men.

** Played with a bit later on. Dirk and Roxy both grew up isolated from other humans [[spoiler:in a future world dominated by the troll queen's ideals]]. While they both decline to put labels on their sexuality, Dirk prefers to think in Alternian terms, but Roxy maintains that orientation IS a real phenomenon in human sexuality and has to be taken into consideration. This may be because Roxy has had [[IncompatibleOrientation an unrequited crush on Dirk]] and "he's gay" is a lot less disappointing than "he doesn't find me attractive enough [[spoiler:even though I AM the last girl on Earth]]".