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The University of Sydney believed that bisexual men may be less vulnerable to voice-based discrimination than gay men in a study that linked sexuality and speech.
From the blog of Micah Ben David Naziri at The Times of Israel
Research into genital sexual arousal has found that women are more likely to display a bisexual pattern in their sexual arousal compared with men, regardless of their sexual orientation.
Scientists striving to discover what factors make us gay or straight believe the length of our index and ring fingers could provide a clue to our sexuality.