I can see that, and don't agree that you respect the sexuality of bisexuals if you insist on pasting something different on top of it. Just as you wouldn't appreciate it if I did the same to you.

We agree it is something different, whether your idea of a subcategory or my suggestion of an entirely different term, and to avoid confusion and harassment of bisexual people, that needs to be articulated in a non-confusing way. The best way to do this is to not use an existing term with a specific meaning.

It must be easier to stick to this particular opinion when the outcome of promoting this idea does not affect you personally in a negative way. You talk about us as if we are an abstract concept, rather than human beings who are subject to crappy treatment because you and others keep pushing this idea.

I would suggest having a little more empathy for those of us who are affected negatively by people pushing this definition of who we are. Try it some time. Digging in your heels on this helps no one but you, defending your own argument.