[ SECRET POST #2666 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I hope you feel the same way about straight people nattering on about who they slept with this weekend/how gorgeous a celebrity is and how they want to sleep with them/what they did with their significant other.

Because, yeah. Like it or not, sexuality can be a fairly big part of someone's life. And the double standard sucks.

If I said I went out with a guy, no one would blink. Talk about if I went out with a girl, and HORROR! SHOCK! SCANDAL!

Some of the labels I think are ridiculous, but there are others that I'm glad exist. When I was growing up, I thought I was straight, just "broken". Because my feelings for a cute guy weren't any different than for a cute girl. (And David Bowie was the most gorgeous thing on the planet. XD)

Now I can say I'm bisexual if people ask. I have something I can use to explain the way attraction works for me. It doesn't define who I am, but it's an integral part.