Kristen stewart bisexual
Kristen Stewart: you&#;re not confused if you&#;re bisexual
KRISTEN Stewart is one of the most well-known queer actors in Hollywood, and In a recent interview with The Guardian, she opened up about her bisexuality and having become something of an LGBTI community icon.
“That’s been nothing but positive,” she said in the interview. “I mean, it’s hard to converse about. I don’t want to seem presumptuous, because everyone has their own experience.
“The whole issue of sexuality is so grey. I’m just trying to declare that fluidity, the greyness which has always existed. But maybe only now are we allowed to start talking about it.”
Stewart’s high-profile relationships with French singer Soko and effects specialist Alicia Cargile have put her sexuality in the spotlight. She said acceptance is improving for gay people through more visibility.
“Oh, I think things are changing,” she said. “Individually we are all part of that change and so I can take some credit for it, I guess—there’s no reason why I should shy away from that. But all the prejudice, it’s going for sure.
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Thedayafter Kristen Stewart mentioned she was “so gay” on “SNL,” I argued thather decision to publicly label her sexuality was vital for a number of reasons, chief among them the fact that lgbtq+ visibility, while increasing and improving, is still woefully underrepresented in mainstream culture.
What’s more, when a star comes out, it gives other people the courage to do the alike and can help complicate ideas about what it means to be gay and what kind of people identify that way (hint: all kinds of people with all kinds of life experiences and all kinds of other intersectional identities do).
While I was busy celebrating Stewart’s noble, if not somewhat nonchalant decision to finally (publicly) choose a label for her sexual culture, others were frustrated (or confused) that a lady who once dated a man was now detecting as “gay” instead of “bisexual” or “pansexual” or “sexually fluid.” Was she erasing her “true” identity? And if so, why? Or were her past relationships with men just that ― in the past and she now felt that “gay” excel encapsulated or explained
Kristen Stewart opens up about her sexuality, says she struggled to understand her identity
The actor, who identifies as bisexual in real life, said she endured a long struggle empathetic her identity but is happy she was able to "articulate" who she is.
"I'm so blessed to live in this particular moment of history If you were to look at kids right now, even just five years, seven to 10 years younger than me, they would find my sort of struggle to come to terms with like individuality and communication gentle of silly.
"And I feed off them, even though I think that I might've had something to do with feeding that, a little bit, because it was prefer not the hardest thing to receive to know myself it was just it takes a few years to actually articulate who you are. And now that I'm living in a time where that's fully allowed, in a way that is expressed and honest that wasn't that way five to seven years ago," Stewart told E! News.
The year-old actor was speaking at the premi
Kristen Stewart says her femininity saved her as a queer actor in Hollywood
No actor owes us perception into their sexuality and it’s understandable when they choose not to distribute that story with the world, since, when they do, it generates a million headlines (like this one) and every stranger on the internet has an opinion about it (like me). But what a gift it is when people in the public eye do perceive comfortable and open to sharing that part of themselves with us.
In her cover interview with Variety, “How Kristen Stewart Became a Queer Trailblazer”, Kristen Stewart opens up quite candidly about her journey with her sexuality, queerness and gender expression.
She talks about how hard it was to have people speculating about her sexuality and projecting onto her while she was still figuring it out herself – “for so elongated, I was like, ‘Why are you trying to skewer me? Why are you trying to destroy my life?’ The concept of people going, ‘I knew that you were a little queer kid forever.’ I’m like, ‘Oh, yeah? Well, you should honestly have seen me fuck my first boyfriend.’”
But then