But just because that’s your experience, that’s not everyone’s experience.' 'When they come out as gay they transfer their experience to that of everyone else and say bisexuals don’t exist. For many gay people, Shane says, bisexuality is used as a 'halfway house' on the way to coming out. There's a lot to be learned from the show, says Shane, and the lessons are for everyone, whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or not. The show was screened for bi and queer advocates and organisations on Monday and the responses were supremely positive. Act herself does not identify as bisexual but the show has made sure it gets input from the community.
