Today, September 23, is Bi Visibility Day. It’s unfortunate that a day like this has to exist, but the fact remains that bisexual and non-monosexual identifying people often become invisible or ignored in conversations about the LGBTIQ+ community. They often experience biphobia from both queer and straight communities and get labeled as “confused”, “sitting on the fence” and/or “experimenting” amongst other terms which completley invalidate their identity! And so, in the name bringing awareness and sharing stories of lived experiences, take a look at the two videos below talking about bisexuality and pansexuality. The two films were made as part of a larger project called QLives, by QLife Australia. QLife is Australia’s first nationally-oriented counselling and referral service for people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and/or intersex (LGBTI). Their project, QLives, tells the stories of individual LGBTI people, the stories heard every day at QLife. They acknowledges that learning about other people’s stories and experiences can really help put a light on those parts of your own life that you may be struggling with, especially …