Thank you to NetGalley and Hachette for the eARC of this book. All opinions are my own.

Vaneet Mehta takes a very thorough approach in this book to discussing issues that affect bisexual and m-spec men, cis and trans, as well as bisexual and m-spec nonbinary people who are read as men in society. 

While very little of the information was new to me, it was presented in a very clear, organized way that I appreciated a lot. I also appreciated the use of a lot of studies and statistics to back up Mehta's points as a common struggle when it comes to discussing bisexual issues is people insisting that the issue is not real until they're presented with hard statistics (and sometimes even then, honestly).

While this book isn't groundbreaking or totally comprehensive, it strikes a great balance between informative and conversational tones, it has a long list of references at the back, and it is overall a great starting point for discussing issues that affect bisexual men.

I didn't agree with all of the author's conclusions about things, but he was always respectful to his contributors and presented their stories without judgment or editorializing, which was very refreshing.

Overall, I definitely recommend Bisexual Men Exist.