Below are the 3 most recent journal entries recorded in bisexual's InsaneJournal:

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
6:40 am	[Bi Women]: Call For Submission - Spring 2010 issue will be BI YOUTH http://bi-people.livejournal.com/1600344.html X-posted with permission from BiNet USA News and Opinions binetusa ATTENTION Bisexual, Pansexual, Fluid + Queer-identified Youth: Robyn Ochs says "I am writing to invite you to write for the next issue of Bi Women", which is a quarterly newsletter produced in Boston for women everywhere. The theme for the Spring 2010 issue of Bi Women will be "BI YOUTH". If you are a young bi-identified LGBT person, 25 or under, tell us your story. What is it like to be you? How did you come to identify as bisexual? Or, if you have a non-binary identity but use a different word than bisexual to describe yourself  tell us what, and why. Where did you learn about bisexuality? Is/was there a Gay-Straight Alliance in your Junior High/High School? Are your friends accepting of your bisexuality/pansexuality? What about your family? Do you have any pansexual/bisexual role models? Where do you get support? What advice would you give to other young people who think they might be bisexual/pansexual? o Deadline: February 5th 2010 -- Let me know right away if you're planning on writing o Interested in being published in Bi Women? Here are the Submission guidelines o Send your submissions to BiWomenEditor(at) gmail (dot) com yes please DO X-Post (Comment on this)
Monday, January 25th, 2010
8:56 pm	[NYC] Bi-Romance 'Pride/Prejudice' Book Launch Party at the Ritz http://bi-people.livejournal.com/1601612.html Brooklyn's own bisexual author extraordinaire Ann Herendeen (ann_amalie) says "My launch party is on!" When: Thursday, January 28th 2010 7:00 PM Where: The Ritz Bar and Lounge, 369 West 46th Street NYC 10036 (between 8th and 9th Avenues) Good news: I'll give short reading and Q&A, then Book Signing Better news: No Cover! Drinks Half Price! Pride/Prejudice: A Novel of Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth Bennet, and Their Forbidden Lovers tells the hidden story of Jane Austen's most popular novel, bringing out the homoerotic subtext. This is HarperCollins author Ann Herendeen's 2nd major Bi-themed romance novel. She is also the author of Phyllida and the Brotherhood of Philander: A Bisexual Romance a breezy tale of love, lust and secrets set against the backdrop of Regency England. Hope to see you there! Can't make it to the party? Don't despair, you can Pre-order Pride/Prejudice from (Amazon) and (Barnes & Noble) right now. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, December 14th, 2010
6:47 am	American Institute of Bisexuality Launches Message of Hope on International Human Rights Day http://bi-people.livejournal.com/1612764.html This article X-Posted from the Bi Magazine an english-language online magazine put out by the American Institute of Bisexuality that advocates increased understanding and visibility for bisexuality. This article by News Editor Denise Penn was originally posted on December 10th 2010. The recent suicides of several gay teens have drawn national attention to the issue of harassment and bullying of LGBTQ youth. In September 2010, syndicated columnist and author Dan Savage and his partner created a YouTube video to address the issues and inspire hope for teens who are experiencing isolation, fear, and harassment in schools. This has become a world-wide effort, the "It Gets Better Project". As we commemorate International Human Rights Day, the American Institute of Bisexuality is launching a message of hope for bisexual teens who suffer bullying and harassment along with their gay, lesbian and transgender peers. There are also some other "It Gets Better" and related videos aimed specifically at the "B" in LGBT including (but certainly not limited to . . . we hope): It Gets Way Better - A recording by the gay/bi bear author Ron Suresha (aka wolfbear) for the Care Bear effort supporting the "It Gets Better" project Bi, Christian, or Nerdy - A video for the "It Gets Better" Project. You are loved, you are not alone. People can be incredibly cruel and hurtful, but you will make it through and find joy and acceptance, I promise! It Gets Better -- cast of "Rose By Any Other Name . . ." - The cast of the popular Bisexual/LGBT web series "Rose By Any Other Name . . ." give their support to bisexual teens out there in the "It Gets Better" campaign. And of course for the requisite splash of controversy, long-time outspoken bisexual activist and film maker Kyle Schickner, of FenceSitter Films (aka bifilms) speaks directly to columnist Dan Savage. Not at all questioning the worth of the "It Gets Better Project" itself, which Schickner and FSF are actually very active in, but instead pointing out that Savage is actually a person who speaks to and about the lives of a privileged, middle/upper class, educated, primarily white gay male & pals demographic and actually has a long, painful and very persistent history of history of biphobia, transphobia and he isn't all that nice to people of color either. (Comment on this)