How such a story could be condemned by someone so far removed from its emotional and cultural reality is not just ironic, it’s symptomatic of a broader trend where the loudest voices in the “LGBTQIA” often drown out the most relevant ones. Oseman’s stance may align with current orthodoxy, but it raises a troubling question.

Following his arrest, Matthew was released on bail under conditions that prevent him from naming or referencing the complainant. How can someone publicly defend themselves or correct false claims when they are legally barred from identifying their accuser?

Why should bisexuality be treated any differently? Gender ideology seeks to erode its definition in the same way, pushing for it to be reinterpreted as attraction to ‘all gender identities’, further blurring the line between sex and gender. But bisexuality has always been about attraction to both sexes - not an ever-expanding list of self-identifications.