Bifluid is an orientation where someone is bisexual with fluid attraction. It has some overlap with biflux and abrosexual. A bifluid person may feel attraction to men and women, but only sometimes to men, for example. Those who are bifluid might also feel like their romantic or sexual attraction for each gender changes frequently too. For example, they might like men/boys romantically (but not sexually) and girls/women sexually and romantically one day, but the opposite the next.//////About Cedric Maurice: “A beacon of versatility and creativity, Cedric Maurice dances through life's stages, taking on roles as diverse as actor, dancer, arts educator, sexuality coach, mental health professional, and social activist. His symphony of talent weaves a vibrant tapestry of mental and sexual health, artistic expression, and fervent activism. Though the curtains have closed on Atlanta's first two bisexual support groups, which Maurice founded, their legacy resonates within the walls of the community. His voice, featured in documentaries, publications, and the “Black Fluidity: Bi Black Men Talk” podcast (among others), sings a harmonious narrative of acceptance and understanding. As an interfaith minister, mentor, and facilitator in the Black Lotus Project, Maurice offers his hand to link diverse creative and spiritual paths. The stage is set, and he invites you to join his performance. To immerse yourself in his melodic narrative, tune into the “Black Fluidity: Bi Black Men Talk” podcast on Spotify (https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackfluidity), follow the rhythm of his thoughts on Twitter (https://twitter.com/BlkFluidityPod), or directly engage with him by writing to BlackFluidity@outlook.com. The spotlight awaits you; let your journey with Cedric Maurice begin.” //////About Bi+ Black Men: Bi+ Black Men is an organization that builds affirming spaces for bisexual and sexually fluid black men to exist, express themselves, and become educated on the issues within our community. For more information on Bi+ Black Men, including community resources, please visit our website at bisexualblackmen.com and on Instagram at bisexualblackmen

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