Data shows a dramatic change in identity among young Americans, with the proportion of adults under the age of 35 who identify as bisexual quadrupling in the past decade, reports Gallup.
This surge, primarily driven by Generation Z, highlights a new era of openness regarding non-monosexual identities.
The highest rate of identification is seen among young women, where 5.5% of those under 35 now identify as bisexual.
Experts suggest this increase is less about a change in inherent orientation and more about increased cultural acceptance and visibility, which allows Gen Z to embrace fluidity and express non-exclusive attractions that earlier generations often repressed.
