I would like to have a much better understanding of bisexuality, it is rarely discussed.

You don't know how much it means to hear this! Particularly from a gay person-- much as I'd like heterosexuals to say the same thing, I expect them to be uninformed about SSA people, bisexuals included; but when the LG make no effort to understand us... THAT really stings.

Yes, bisexuality is rarely discussed; in a way, that's the crux of the problem, I think-- it's what "biphobia" comes down to: invisibility, erasure... being seen as somehow not real, to the extent that we're even seen at all. Which is quite different than homophobia, and thus probably tends to fly under gay people's radar.

What do you feel would help you better understand bisexuality? Are there any questions that you have? Things that you think could be done to inform, and facilitate conversations about it?

The issue to my mind is that bisexual spaces have not been created, they overlap into the huge heterosexual world, and the tiny gay world.

True; we've never had much stuff of our own. While there are various reasons for this, I think the main one is that, what with bisexuality not being considered a thing in its own right, we're expected to file ourselves under "gay" or "straight" depending on circumstances; so bi people get used to thinking of ourselves this way... it doesn't occur to us to create places where we'd really belong. Because... belonging? What's THAT? Being provisional members of others' worlds is second nature to us. Would be nice if we could find a way to start thinking outside that box.