Observational study reveals distinct impacts of concealment and disclosure on bisexual men's mental health, suggesting support targeting concealment outweighs forced disclosure.
The findings demonstrate that concealment and disclosure are independent constructs among bisexual men. Further, they suggest that interventions addressing concerns about concealment, emotional support, and internalized homophobia may be more beneficial for increasing the mental health of bisexual men than those focused on promoting disclosure.
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