Bisexuals 400% More Prevalent In Harvard Freshmen Than General Population

A Better comparison would be among their age group and other college students. Bisexual and fluid identity is skyrocketing among young Americans in general

That happened in the 70s, too.

If I'm reading the data correctly, then 16% of male students in Class 2021 are gay or bi. Not too bad.

The daily caller?! Wtf? Don't link that Tucker Carlson right wing cesspool here OP.

What has happened to this board.

They are almost catching up with Yale

Yale: Around three quarters of freshmen identified as straight, about 9 percent as bisexual or pansexual, and 7 percent as gay or lesbian. Some members of the class of 2021 also identified as asexual, ace spectrum or questioning their sexual orientation, with these respondents totaling to about 5 percent of respondents.

What about otherkin?

Yale is an SJW shithole now.

Bisexual = future gay.

Next.

I love him buff and bi

Brown U: 77.7 percent identify as heterosexual, 7.3 percent as gay, 10.3 percent as bisexual and 4.7 percent as other. Students reported all of the races/ethnicities they identify with — 56.3 percent of students identify as white, 31.3 percent as Asian, 11.8 percent as Hispanic, 8.2 percent as black, 0.9 percent as American

Generation Bi/Fluid

80% of these kids will end up identifying as straight with a spouse of the opposite sex, two kids, a dog, and a 9 to 5.

So what

THE DAILY CALLER TROLL. F&F

Hmmmm

Gee , if they ever add the word bisexual to the buybull some are going to be in big trouble.

Huh h

But do they eat off Corelle?

Yeah well people "identify" as anything they want. Objective truth is something else. Asking how they "identify" their sexual orientation will bring very different results to asking if they actually have sex with males or females or both.

R13 is right.

The women were called LUGS (Lesbian until graduation) at my U in 95. There were a lot of them, and all are married to men with passels of brats now. Nothing but nomenclature change.

Y'all sure stay fixated on the faded, archaic irrelevant past. It really makes you sound so old

No category for "genderqueer"?

I identify as genderqueer. "GLB" is so limiting.

The "Lesbian until graduation" stuff is BS. Surveys show that women with university education are LESS likely to identify as LGB, or to have had homosexual experiences, than women with lower educational attainment. Just because something gets shown on TV shows a lot, doesn't mean it is actually happening in the world.

Thank you. Stop rehashing archaic myths from the 90s. We have empirical studies now

Cool

Do go on, R23. Really. I mean it.

Does anyone know the sample size for this survey?

Well, typically it's a survey with a large portion of students. Almost all students are usually surveyed, although all DONT respond

I get DL queens first bisexuality was a pit stop to gayville not it's a stop to heterotown?

Don't get* Now it's*

Calling EP. Calling Randall. Emergency at R31. Emergency punctuation needed.

The Daily Caller published this piece to rile up its readership, making 60-year-old conservatives wave their fist in the air and say a mixture of, "The liberal elite doesn't represent true America!!" and "This liberal culture, it's brainwashing our kids!!" The latter is why they focus on bisexuality, despite the fact that homosexuality is also inflated among these students compared to the general population. Because bisexuality is supposed to be the result of cultural conditioning, a fad, whereas even these cons admit that homosexuals are unlikely to be just byproducts of "propaganda".

Interestingly, the share of students identifying as trans has shown no change from Class 2019 to Class 2021, and is similar to the share in the general population: 0.4%.

I'm surprised transgenders aren't 400% more prevalent in Harvard considering that's the latest fad.

.4% is as large of a trans population you find anywhere outside Thailand

R37 Which makes you wonder why it's being rammed down everyone's throats all of a sudden as if three quarters of the country is trans.

The share of students identifying as neither male nor female is also showing no change, varying between 0.4% and 0.5% depending on the year.

The fraternities will get more fun, I should imagine.

I would like to see more college surveys

Hmmmm

Thank you R34 for an eloquent version of what I was going to post.

Someone here links to the Daily Caller fairly often and not sure if most DLers realize it's just a variation on B-bart, fronted by the more media-friendly Tucker Carlson

interesting

[post redacted because linking to dailymail.co.uk clearly indicates that the poster is either a troll or an idiot (probably both, honestly.) Our advice is that you just ignore this poster but whatever you do, don't click on any link to this putrid rag.]

The most shocking statistic in this thread is the class being comprised of over 31% Asian.

I guess Brown has eschewed the cap that Harvard, Yale, and Princeton obviously placed on Asian acceptance rates? What of Dartmouth, Cornell, Columbia, and UPenn??

Awesome!

Bi a Power 💪🏼

In plainer English, Harvard freshmen will generally sleep with anyone.

Nice

How about Princeton?

Mmmm

Cool

Colleges are full of horny young men who won't object to a dick suck.

As long as you're not gay, bro.

400% more bisexuals? Wow! That’s a lot of gay men!

I hope this means more hot buff basketball, football, and lacrosse players

A lot of gen z types who claim to be bi are just accumulating entitlement creds.

Not really dude

Compared with gay men and lesbians, bisexuals have a different perspective on their sexual orientation and a distinct set of experiences, according to a 2013 Pew Research Center survey of nearly 1,200 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults. Bisexuals are much less likely than gay men and lesbians to say that their sexual orientation is an important part of who they are. Only 20% of bisexuals say being bisexual is extremely or very important to their overall identity. The shares of gay men (48%) and lesbians (50%) who say the same about their sexual orientations are much higher. (Due to the small number of transgender adults in the survey, it’s not possible to break out their responses. However, they are included in the total LGBT shares reported here.)

Bisexuals are also much less likely than gay men or lesbians to have “come out” to the important people in their life. Only 28% of bisexuals say all or most of the important people in their life know they are bisexual. By comparison, 77% of gay men and 71% of lesbians say the important people in their life know about their sexual orientation.

Relatively few bisexuals report that they have experienced discrimination because of their sexual orientation. When we asked about six specific types of incidents – ranging from being subjected to slurs and jokes (the most common experience among all LGBT respondents) to being treated unfairly by an employer (the least common), bisexuals were significantly less likely than gay men or lesbians to have experienced most of them.

The smarter you are, the more open minded you are.

I made that up, but I'm going to go with that. I like it.

How about Princeton?

Flame bait post about bisexuals + link to a right wing hate site... hmmm. I wonder what country will end up in OP’s red tag?

Than the general public is admitting. Harvard attracts more people willing to admit being bi or gay.

Bump

Sociopathy and/or many East Asian bisexuals (unlikely).

High intellect increases bisexuality

Bi = self-loathing gay who needs another 10 years to come out.

R68, you’re tired

[quote]How about Princeton?

R51, Princeton just rubs me the wrong way...

Any new stats from Harvard students?

Why keep bumping this old thread from 2017? Seriously, what's the game here?

R72, you’re the busybody with control issues people despise. Chill like cool people do