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Participatory Narrative Inquiry as an Aligned Approach for Understanding and Addressing Queer Impostor Phenomenon with Bisexual+ Femmes
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Queer impostor syndrome, as it is colloquially called, is a clear nod to the well-researched concept of impostor phenomenon (IP). Bi+ people experience a disproportionate burden of mental distress and are at the forefront of community dialogues about feelings of queer impostorism, but those discussi
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