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Is this meant to represent the amount of bisexuals in the population being a minority or something? If this were the case, then the heterosexual part of the flag should be bigger than the homosexual one to indicate their status as a majority as well. Actually, I think the majority of it should be purple and the top and bottom small. This does not indicate bisexual predominance, but rather it as a cutaway of a representation whose upper and lower limits need not be defined. ] (]) 05:48, 14 June 2008 (UTC) Is this meant to represent the amount of bisexuals in the population being a minority or something? If this were the case, then the heterosexual part of the flag should be bigger than the homosexual one to indicate their status as a majority as well. Actually, I think the majority of it should be purple and the top and bottom small. This does not indicate bisexual predominance, but rather it as a cutaway of a representation whose upper and lower limits need not be defined. ] (]) 05:48, 14 June 2008 (UTC)

:I read somewhere it's meant to represent the fact that bisexuals lack visibility compared to homosexuals and heterosexuals, but I'm not sure it was what the original designers intended.
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Is this meant to represent the amount of bisexuals in the population being a minority or something? If this were the case, then the heterosexual part of the flag should be bigger than the homosexual one to indicate their status as a majority as well. Actually, I think the majority of it should be purple and the top and bottom small. This does not indicate bisexual predominance, but rather it as a cutaway of a representation whose upper and lower limits need not be defined. Tyciol (talk) 05:48, 14 June 2008 (UTC)

I read somewhere it's meant to represent the fact that bisexuals lack visibility compared to homosexuals and heterosexuals, but I'm not sure it was what the original designers intended.
Masorick (talk) 20:20, 30 June 2011 (UTC)
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