Confused, Undecided, Promiscuous

Confused, Undecided, Promiscuous is an audacious and deep exploration of bisexuality in a world that insists on pigeonholing desire and identity into rigid labels. With great narrative skill, Daniel Valero confronts monosexism and the barriers that hinder the visibility of bisexual people, defending this orientation as a fluid, valid, and transformative identity.

Daniel Valero, a journalist, educator, and LGBTQ+ activist, exposes the history, myths, and prejudices surrounding bisexuality, combining critical analysis with personal experience, in a work that shakes the foundations of monosexist thought.

Valero blends his personal experiences with social analysis to reveal how bisexuality has been systematically erased and misinterpreted. In this powerful testimony of resistance and self-affirmation, he shows bisexuality as a political identity with the potential to break the norms imposed by the sex-gender system. We will delve into topics such as bisexual erasure, internalized biphobia, and the fight for visibility.

In a context where the conversation about sexual diversity is more relevant than ever, Confused, Undecided, Promiscuous stands as an essential work for those looking to better understand bisexuality and for those who wish to challenge the persistent stereotypes.