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People are often stuck in their mindset. Biphobia 'sort of' makes sense (very very VERY heavy quotations there), as people with a single-side sexuality only have the understanding of someone who is attracted to one side. Whether it be straight people, who are confused why anyone would look at their gender and be attracted to them, or gay people, who are confused why anyone would look at the other gender and be attracted to them (or, they remember themselves having a 'bisexual phase' where they were trying to come to terms with their homosexuality, and think others are stuck in this 'limbo' rather than it being an actual sexuality).

This is also very true for transgender or non-binary people, as it is quite hard to grasp not wanting to identify as the gender you were assigned at birth. Because for the majority of people, their parts match their minds. And in a western culture/society, which places very strict gender roles on both sexes, having people outside this binary can have people asking some very hard questions about their entire cultural norms.

There is always push back to any sort of progress. Has been at every point in human history.