In this special holiday episode and season finale of Embracing All of Me, a rare and intimate conversation brings together bisexual, fluid, and queer fathers to reflect on family, identity, and what it means to raise children while embracing their full selves.

Frank, Keaton, Mark, Gattison, and Brian, fathers with children across different ages and stages, weigh in from a wide range of lived realities.

Among them are dads who are married, co-parenting, polyamorous, partnered with same-sex and different-sex partners, and navigating family life in ways that don’t always fit dominant cultural scripts.

Together, they explore:

What fatherhood has taught them about love, vulnerability, and masculinity
How Bi/Queer identity shows up (or doesn’t) in parenting and family life
Navigating holidays, family gatherings, and cultural expectations
When and how they've spoken to children about identity, relationships, and difference
The pressures queer dads face — and the freedoms they create
How living between identities can foster empathy, imagination, and emotional intelligence in children

What emerges is a powerful reminder that bisexual fathers and queer dads at large are not only real, but uniquely positioned to model expansive forms of love, family, and belonging.

Bisexual father research study referenced in the conversation is available here

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