[ SECRET POST #2666 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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Comments

[making_excuses]

It does, except I didn't explain it completely, because I assumed people would get it. If you get defined by your sexuality and only that stereotypes and expectations of how to live your live are there, it is the same for any kind of label, if that label defines you...

I could have used any of my other "labels", but they have not followed me as long so I used the one that I can easily rant about without using a lot of energy.

But being bisexual does bring with it a lot of thoughts and things that I don't feel the need for people judging me about my sexuality to people once in a while, but for the most part: if straight people don't, why do I have to?

My family is okay with me dating a girl now, but as my step mother famously said "you aren't married" as in it would be an issue if you married someone of the same gender as you, but be young and have fun we don't care.