I feel compelled to share a part of myself. Being on @sho_thelword set was one of the best experiences I’ve had. So open. So full of light and inclusivity.

Usually I’m pretty private about my private life but it’s important to me to discuss my bisexuality because I grew up always being told it was a “phase”. I was either kissing girls for boys’ attention or I was a lesbian unwilling to ‘come out’.

Times have changed, luckily, but when I was in high school, being bisexual mean...t I was “confused” or “selfish” for not choosing. It meant I was always questioning why I felt what I felt about people I was attracted to. Even now, as an adult who is married to a man (whom I’m very much in love with) with a child (whom I’m beyond obsessed with) I’m told I’ve now become “straight”. Why? Because I got married? Because I have a child? Does it take away the love I had for past girlfriends? Does my relationship with them cease to exist? It’s frustrating. Bisexuality exists. It’s beautiful. It’s so nice to see that others have come out and discussed their own bisexuality. Thank you. I see you and relate to you. May we all remember that you should always feel free to love who you love. Without bias. Without judgement. Thank you for listening.
#iappreciateyou #loveislove #bisexuality #lgbtq🌈