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Bisexuality and pansexuality are often conflated in popular culture, but they are distinct identities, said Corey Flanders, associate professor of psychology and education at ����ɬ, in an article for . 

“There are a lot of stereotypes and misconceptions about pansexuality, and one of the most prominent ones is that pansexuality doesn’t exist or isn’t a ‘real’ sexual identity. This is absolutely false,” Flanders said.

Flanders, who runs the Welnness, Identity, Sexuality and Health research lab at ����ɬ, said that ignoring the distinction is harmful to people who identify as pansexual because it erases their identity.