As a Zoomer, I actually see bisexuality talked about a ton, so perhaps it's a generational thing? Although, a lot of the bisexuals I've seen have been pretty heavily wrapped up in queer theory so I could see how isolating it'd feel to be a sane bisexual. I think it comes down to bisexuals not having spaces in real life, bisexuals seem to congregate online more.

Unfortunately this is going to be especially difficult to pull off right now due to the woke people making it offensive to have IRL communities that don't include every person who breathes. I'm sure it doesn't help that there's a lot of hostility from LG, like old stereotypes, vilification of heterosexual attraction, pick a side, and for a while TQ+ held bisexuality up as the /good/ sexuality because you'd (hypothetically) fuck them. Until they decided to turn on you in favor of pansexuality. Ugh.

Not to say that there isn't justified criticism from LG of B but I feel like people are just jerks sometimes.