NNbis

NNbis is a term that has gained some traction in certain online communities, particularly those focused on discussions related to relationships, psychology, and social dynamics. It generally refers to a specific type of non-monogamous relationship structure, though its precise definition and application can vary depending on the context and the individuals using the term.

At its core, NNbis is often understood as a dynamic where an individual identifies as bisexual or pansexual and is in a relationship with a partner who is not also bisexual or pansexual. This can encompass a wide range of relationship configurations, including heterosexual relationships where one partner is bisexual, or homosexual relationships where one partner is bisexual. The "NN" part of the term is sometimes interpreted as "non-negotiable" or "not necessarily," implying that the bisexual identity of one partner is a significant aspect of the relationship dynamic, or that the relationship may not strictly adhere to traditional monogamous expectations.

The discussions surrounding NNbis often touch upon issues of communication, understanding, and navigating differing sexual orientations within a partnership. It can highlight the experiences of bisexual individuals in relationships where their partner may not share the same spectrum of attraction, and the ways in which couples work through these dynamics. The term is not a formally recognized psychological or sociological classification but rather a descriptor that has emerged organically from lived experiences and online conversations.