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Abstract
Studies have indicated that bisexual individuals may report worse mental health than their heterosexual and gay/lesbian counterparts. This article reviews research related to bisexuality and mental health. Further, the main theories relevant to why bisexual individuals may face mental health disparities—namely, minority stress and lifetime adversity—are discussed. Based on a review of the literature, the second part of the article outlines directions for future research on bisexuality and mental health. It is suggested that studies explore how sexual orientation disclosure; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community support; and sexual behavior may help to explain the association between bisexuality and mental health.
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