Bisexuality is different from homosexuality, in which the emotional and romantic attractions and sexual behavior are directed only toward members of the same sex. To counter many of the objections people can receive because of their bisexual orientation, American psychiatrist and sex researcher Fritz Klein has said, “bisexuality is not disguised homosexuality, nor is it disguised heterosexuality. It is another way of sexual expression.” This also means that bisexuality is not necessarily a transitional pathway from heterosexuality to homosexuality. Bisexuality is a distinct orientation in its own right. It can, however, be a transitional pathway for a small segment of gay individuals who are grappling with and coming to terms with understanding their sexual orientation and identity. Here’s an article that showcases the developmental stages an individual can often go through when formulating a bisexual identity. HealthyPlace.com describes pansexuality as “not limited or inhibited in sexual choice with regard to gender or activity.” The biggest difference between pansexuality and bisexuality is the focus on gender identity.