I’ve tabled the Dylan question until we get more/honest new perspective from the source as he hopefully understands himself and, like all of us, develops further.
Regarding bisexuals, I think the problem is that we don’t have a full and honest grasp of general human sexuality. That is, I think sexual pleasure is more fluid regardless your orientation, and I’m not seeing useful perspectives (from the few conversations I’ve had on this) for further insight.
I mean, this thread is the only time that I have ever been called a troll in my life, and that, again, tells me that conversation and understanding are not what goes on here so much as spewage and recrimination. Is it any wonder that despite overwhelming bipartisan public support for much of the contemporary Progressive platform, only a fraction of people of either party like Progressives? I say that as a Progressive.
But I digress. The question is not whether bisexuals exist, but...for example, what is a person who has sex with “either” gender, but says that they don’t honestly think that they could ever fall in love with one of the two? Is there a need to create another category of bisexual for this? Or redefine all orientations as being sexual only, divorced from any romantic implication? Or or or... I’d like to be able to discuss without it becoming political. Without people getting in corners and rather trying to explore and communicate. For me the problem here is more...I dunno, linguistic? The phenomena exist (obviously), it’s just a matter of our communicating them, ourselves, with each other.