I've been married to a bisexual girl (I'm a guy) for 14 years and have never once no longer considered her bisexual. That's how she was when we met, that's how she'll always be, it will never change, I will never expect it to change, and never want it to change. It's who she is. Its who I love.
My school principal gave a speech, claiming George Floyd was a warlock and the BLM movement were caused by witches and warlocks. Seriously. This is 2020, not the 1650s.
The level of importance of having someone who identifies as a lesbian explain bisexuality so simply and openly is incredible. There is such a stigma around bisexuality and lesbians hating on us (some, not all) that this is great on that level, as well as the broad level socieatial level. Your the best!!!
Melissa Annette could not agree more!! I am dating a woman and I find myself using the word “queer” to describe myself because bi is such an uncomfortable thing for me to describe myself as because of experiences I’ve had with lesbian women/trying to date lesbian women. I love that she addressed that we’re not just kissing girls for attention/fun (not saying it’s not fun haha but ya know) because I feel like that stereotype is what kept me so confused about my own sexuality for so long. It was brushed off as something funny I’d do at parties aka the only place where I felt comfortable enough to make out with ANYONE hahaha not just women. And it also wasn’t seen as “real” like technically I cheated on my first boyfriend with a girl, he was not present hahaha but everyone just thought it was a funny thing I did and he so didn’t care because he assumed it was just me having fun at a party or whatever (not saying cheating is ok by any means!!! Just saying that at 17 I was confused...and made a mistake but no one even cared cause everything is so heteronormative!!!) and technically I lost my virginity to a girl but again that was seen as just something “funny” I did after a party......but again when do teenagers hook up....usually after or at parties!!!! Soooo it took a while for me to see it as my own sexual identity because everyone else seemed to find those moments funny party tricks and then third year university came along and I was like huh.....I like this person and no one is telling me that liking her is silly/funny etc. and I am NOT going to parties with her hahaha But even after that it took years of working on dealing with internalized bi-erasure to get to a point where I even considered having a real relationship with a woman. Long story short - what we say about people who aren’t just into women or just into men aka bi or queer or however they choose to identify really matters and can REALLY mess with a person’s mind. So, let’s not do that....💁🏻♀️
boujee bitch Even some of the LGBTQ+ community don‘t support the idea, that besides gay and lesbians, there are other orientations, that ACTUALLY exist
@@bingbong-yu9et just because pan is misunderstood, doesn't mean bi isnt still really misunderstood. I identify as bi (but am probably more pan) and have had many a weird conversation with people about it. People ask some really odd questions 😂
@@bingbong-yu9et you see the thing is that this comment wasn't talking about pansexuality being misunderstood (which everyone can agree that it is).... Stop trying to invalidate bisexual struggles cuz you wanna be noticed.
Add Caption Here I’m not saying bisexuality is not misunderstood you crackhead. I’m simply saying that there’s nothing complex between liking a boy and a girl, because that’s obvious. The only thing that is misunderstood about bisexuality is that it’s “not a thing” that you’re either gay or straight if you’re in a relationship with either gender. Other people on the other hand, think that omnisexuality isn’t even sexual orientation, which is why I think it’s bashed more than bisexuality. When do people go around saying “you cant be bisexual because there’s only one gender”. Never. I’ve been told that I’m crazy and ignorant for thinking that there’s more than one gender and that I’m bisexual, not pansexual. I just love someone no matter what, because I value their soul and their heart before what’s in between their legs and what they choose to identify themselves as. That’s more harder to explain then bisexuality, so stop coming for me just because you feel so damn offended.
Nicole Smrekar and a grumpy unicorn at that, Jesus. Honestly though, if you have nothing better to do than come on this video and comment hate on a group of people, that says a lot more about you than it does about them. And you’re not even being cordial towards someone of your same sexuality so I honestly wish you the best cause I have the feeling you’re going to lose a lot of amazing people in your life if you can’t learn to just be nice. We don’t have to be on opposing sides.
@@a.lexbian You're not my "same sexuality". I can spot that from miles away. lol Explain how we could possibly be on the same side of this. I don't see how that would be possible.
Nicole Smrekar If your only argument is trying to define my sexuality based purely off of a profile picture and a comment, you’re not someone worth arguing with. Being lesbian doesn’t have to do with the fact that I’m feminine or that I care about bisexual people. It purely has to do with who I love and am attracted to being solely females. If you really had any respect for anyone in or any knowledge about the community or “reality” you claim to be a part of, you’d know that. Frankly, I know my sexuality and any people I’m in relationships with do too so that’s really all that matters. If you don’t believe I’m a lesbian, that’s really not my problem, it doesn’t change the truth. And the fact you think you have any credibility in defining a stranger’s sexuality is ridiculous and pathetic. And I wasn’t saying we are on the same side, obviously we have disagreements, but I’m saying that you’re acting as if different groups of people or people with differing beliefs have to be enemies when they don’t. The world doesn’t have to be a one man show, not everyone is out to get you so you don’t need to be out to get everyone else. Have a nice day Nicole, I hope you overcome the insecurities that are making you so judgmental.
The first LGBT person I came out to (gay girl) immediately asked me “are you sure you’re not just gay or straight ? Real bisexuals are rare” I expected her to be supportive but I just got disappointed instead...
Been there... I was once chatting up a girl I was attracted to and when I brought up the fact that I'm bisexual she was just like "Oh, that's a shame. I don't date bisexuals. You know, because they're just gonna end up cheating on me with a guy." I was like... Really? So I said, your loss. Biiii! Lol! :D
My experience was the total opposite. I came out as gay to my mom (who is now very supportive!) and she said "are you sure you aren't bisexual?" (clearly she was hoping there was still a chance I'd get with a guy but still).
Idk about anyone else but as a bisexual woman I’ve been over sexualized. Meaning I’ve had guy partners who have thought oh you’re bisexual that’s cute we can have a threesome at some point. I’ve had girls who thought I was just horny and would eventually leave them for a man partner. I’ve had girls walk away from me because I was bisexual which blows my mind because just because I’m bi doesn’t mean I’m going to leave you at some point for a man. That’s not how bisexuality works. Sorry but this has happened to me and I had to get it off my chest lmao
Neophema Yeah but isn’t that just part of being in a relationship? If they’d be with a man they’d say they miss women. I’ve heard many straight people in relationships say they miss dating (and fucking) other people. I would not read too much into it. Does not mean they will actually cheat. Just a tragic reality of most relationships that at some point you will ”miss” having sex with others.
@@Neophema it's not about missing having sex with man but trying hard to make a straight relationship work. My ex gf actually dumped me for this reason because it's "easier" to be with a man she said..
I’ve only slept with and dated men because I’m now married and didn’t realize I was bisexual until after I got married. But my whole life, I almost never found a guy attractive until after I developed strong emotional feelings. However I always found girls very intimidating and got flustered around them and many girls I would find myself attracted to in the most casual interactions. So despite identifying as straight for the first 19 years of my life, only having experiences with men, and being very happily married to a man, I believe that my sexual preference is in fact screwed more towards females. Nothing wrong with that, in fact it changes nothing about my life as I happily plan to remain in my hetero marriage for the rest of my life. It’s just something to ponder, recognize, and it gives me more insight into the lgbtq community. And if I hadn’t already found the love of my life it is fascinating to wonder if I would have experimented and swung more towards female relationships. I don’t think being in a lifelong hetero relationship makes me less bisexual. It’s not something that switches off and on just because of your current partner’s gender. I think it’s funny that people see bisexual girls as on again off again lesbians. That’s ridiculous.
Alexis Outt love this comment. I have had a relationship with a female before I met my now husband, but was never comfortable in admitting that I was bisexual. It’s only now I am - very happily - married that I have accepted this. It’s hard for friends to understand as they assume my relationship with my ex was a “phase” and now I’m with a male I am “straight”. No. I am bi. I always will be bi. I just happen to be married and have 2 children with a male. Bizarre how people view things!
I have once heard that 60% of the world population is bisexual. They might not identify as bi but they are in some way attracted to both genders. So I don't know why people still find it so hard to understand. Love isn't complicated, people are. I am a lesbian but some people ask me if I would ever date a bi girl.. Uhm yes!!?! 🤷🏼♀️Why wouldn't I? Just because she likes both genders doesn't mean she is going to cheat on me, leave me for a boy (when a lesbian can leave me for an other girl as well), or that she misses 'something' when she is with me. It really isn't that hard people.
Yeah it's true my ex gf(lesbian) leaved me for another girl before 5 days 😭😂 i don't know why i am writing this comment it is absolutely irrelevant to the topic. And i am the bisexual one
Hello @michelle, I have heard many times in videos and all people saying that they are gay. My question is... 1) How will they themselves know that they are gay? 2) even if you are why need to tell the world. "Coming out of closet thing" what and why is that? I really do not understand this concept. So can you please explain it to me in a most easy way that I can get. Please it is a sincear request.
Some people prefer not to define or label their sexuality. "You fall in love with who you fall in love with." In some ways, bisexuals have a harder time because people can't understand how they can be attracted to both genders instead of one.
@@shashwath100 I know this is really late and you've probably found an answer or won't see this, but I'll answer your questions anyway to the best of my ability 1. How do you know? Well, it's like knowing that that's your favorite show, or knowing you love your pet, it's just there sorta. For me I I find boys and girls both attractive (mainly girls though ngl) and I just know it. It's like you know that the grass is green. I personally also had a crush on this other girl so that's a solid way to find out haha, but you don't need to experiment nessasarily, it's not you haven't found the right guy/girl it's just who you are 2. Why come out? First off, once your "out" (openly bi, gay, trans, pan ect) your not constantly hiding part of yourself. When some of my friends talk about hot boys, I just sit there akwardly in the corner trying to to appear too gay (lol) it makes it easier in a way, since you don't feel guilty or like your hiding something. You don't need to come out (but in my opinion it makes it easier, but also so much harder haha) also then people don't assume your straight and are less surprised in the future (being trans is a whole different thing by the way, or non binary, since your changing yourself and need to explain to people so they still know it's you and along with just knowing there's also things like body dysmorphia, if that's spelled right) This may differ from person to person of course, but I think that's what I hear people saying most hope that helped :)
I’m bisexual. I like women more than men but have been in relationships with both genders in my life. There are still friends of mine to this day, even who are in the LGBTQ community, who make comments that I am a lesbian because I date more women than men. Or who make comments such as, when am I just gonna admit it, that I’m a lesbian, etc. It is so frustrating, and I’ve told them before that I am bisexual and explained the spectrum thing. Anyway, thank you for making this video & acknowledging us. It means a lot! 💜💙💓
I also know that if I got into a relationship with a cis man, some would question the authenticity of it. Well, that’s their problem, not mine. I’m just living my life for me! ❤️
baby sinclair i can definitely relate to what you said. I feel like in my life i have gone through the exact same thing. I consider myself more gay than bi and have been in a current long term relationship with a girl but i still find guys attractive and have been with guys in the past. People have called me so many different things and in fact whenever i was seeing a guy my friends thought it was more weird than if i was with a girl. They would say its not real and that theres no way i could really have feelings for a guy cuz im "too gay". Idk I've gone through struggles with trying to figure myself out for years to the point that i now don't like to label myself at all as really anything. I like what i like and i love who i love no matter the gender its all about the person. But when it comes to love and relationships I definitely feel it more and stronger with girls. But ya, the struggle is real lol. Shannon definitely explained it very well in this video. I could relate to a lot of what she said as well. 🦄🌈💕
I feel you!! Living in a society where the community is not accepted, it’s really frustrating when my friends see someone who dated girls date a guy and they would say, “oh she finally goes to the right path”. 🙄
baby sinclair same! I told my friend I’m bi and she’s like “are you sure? I think you’re full on gay” and I’m like “my ex is a guy. I’m also attracted to men. Not as often as I am to women, but still like some men” and she’s like “no, I’m sure you’re full on gay”
i'm a lesbian but i fully support bi individuals. you guys are amazing and you don't deserve any of the negative stereotypes and hate. it just never made sense to me why someone would get pissed at someone else purely because of who they like... i wish people would just be more loving in a world that's already so full of hate
YESS!! I’ve been waiting for this!! 💕💕 Edit: Ahh yes Shannon you explained this so well thank you!! Being bi can be so tough and I feel as though everyone needs to watch this! 🙏 Love you!! P.S Without sounding self promotey, if any of you bisexuals out there are struggling a little (or thriving) I create LGBT content on my channel with a strong focus on bringing awareness to bisexuality if you ever need some more bi content to watch. 😇😇
I NEEDED to hear that, so bad. SO bad. You seriously just ended this internal battle I had going on in myself over my own bisexuality. I wasn’t even looking for this topic or anything like this at all, and you super randomly popped up in my CZcams feed. I am so grateful and so thankful for this. I am always so open, loving and accepting of others no matter what, but I struggle to do that for myself. Honestly you explaining it this way and making it so direct to such a specific audience, that I am clearly a part of, I really felt like you were talking to me specifically. And I know there are tons of others who feel the same. I truly do believe all it takes is one person to change the world, and when it comes to this specific topic, you just changed my world and allowed me to shift into a whole new level of awareness, self love, acceptance, and feeling like it’s okay to just be myself. Thank you so much 💕
THIS WAS AN AMAZING VIDEO SHANNON I feel that biphobia is recently more common than homophobia. I’m a lesbian so don’t experience it, however we (aka the LGBT community) need to stop hating on bisexual individuals! Especially considering we know what it’s like to be discriminated against :) Love is love, love yourself 💗
I identify as a lesbian. I've known it since I was a very young kid. I absolutely understand that bisexuality is 100% valid. I do find myself straying away from dating women who are bisexual & that just stems from insecurities. That's something I have to work on. That's also another good topic to elaborate on, Shannon. Thank you for being so open & being a face for the LGBTQ community. We love you.
Nicole Smrekar where does it lead? To some nice dates, good kisses & such? Also precaution is a redundant word when one is already being cautious 🤓but live your dreams.
@@PlaceForAnEcho You made a lot of good points. I can def agree with you. Everyone is different though. Personally, as a lesbian, I am very open about gender roles etc. I just can't shake my own insecurities when it comes to dating a woman who is equally into both sexes emotionally & physically 😕 That's why I pinpointed my own insecurities. In my heart, I know I want to spend my life with a woman. A lot of people don't understand it & maybe part of me feels like a bisexual woman can't fully understand what I feel. I know that's not fair...
Kara Locklear props for honesty :) a lot of gay women, I’ve noticed, refuse to date bisexuals and hey-to each their own but part of me thinks ok you’re closing yourself off (not you specifically) but to a degree you kind of cheat yourself out of possibly making a great connection with someone. (Rose & Rosie for example.) and please don’t take this as me telling you what to do-just my 2 cents. You could meet your future wife and she may consider herself bi but maybe she’s 80% into women. I’m not saying sexuality can be simplified to math (also: dear math, I’m not a therapist, solve your own problems). I’m not here to challenge anyone but simply say if you connect with someone-who cares about the label? (Personally when I was with my ex I knew she wouldn’t leave me for anyone-male or female. It was about being open with each other, communicating, expressing.)
ANNE Yup or let‘s say I know that I like girls but I‘m not really sure about the boys part😅 Gotta figure it out I guess. By the way Alex, female version😊
Im 90% into girls and 10% into guys, and this is literally the first time I can actually see myself as bi, because I am, but society changed this word into something I do not identify with at all 🌈 Thanks Shannon! 😘
I am the same but 90% boys and 10% for other genders! Nevertheless, I call myself "homoflexible" since I have this insecurity that I might help with the stigma towards bi people myself.. :(
I watched the first version of this video about 3 years ago when I was 17 years old and I remember the feeling I got from watching someone articulate how I was feeling in such a simple way.. because really it is a very simple concept?! I've grown a lot since then and I am waaaay more comfortable within myself, I think it's great that you've made this again so it is more accessible to people as your channel has grown. Keep doing it Shan, your voice is very important.
Beautifully said. Was starting to think I was crazy for dating and finding both men and women attractive. But hey. I’m a bisexual woman and I’m proud 😌🌈✊🏽
Just wanted to let all the bi people know, that you are valid and a part of the community even if some people think you are not!! No matter who you like and how much you like one of the genders ily
I finally came out to my sister two days ago!! Thank you for giving us the strength and courage to be ourselves. Your influence is incredibly helpful. Thanks Shan! 💗💜💙
i’ve wanted you to remake this for so long! i sat down with my dad last month after a really deep convo about sexuality & what it all means coz even though i’ve been out for 2 years it’s still not something we’ve really spoke about! i explained it’s a spectrum, and i used this analogy as i do everytime i have this conversation with anyone!! we watched the old version of this together & he said the way you described it made sense & he finally understood! not many people see that video these days and i’m so glad that you’ve brought light to it again as it’s genuinely one of my fave ones you’ve ever done! such a simple explanation for something that so many people over complicate! i may not be bisexual myself but this video helps so much in getting rid of the stigma of all ends of the spectrum!! i love what you stand for & am proud of you as always x
It's literally such and easy concept to understand and some people STILL don't get it so Thankyou so much for clearing it up for those who don't understand!
Your original apples VS bananas video was always my favourite and honestly why I became to understand myself so much better, because I had never thought about it in that way before, I'm so glad you brung it back! It really is so important to me and many others, much love Shannon
You’re brilliant, Shannon! This is the best analogy I’ve ever heard on this topic. If only your video could be a PSA on mainstream media. Please continue changing the world!!
God I love your videos... The quality is just so great, how you sit in the exact middle of the frame and the focus is so on point and also the lighting is amazing even though you're just sitting in your living room and yes I might be obsessed with cameras and filming stuff in general... Not even gonna talk about the content
I truly think that everyone should see this video! I think there is no better way of explaining this! You did a really good job shannon and I love you for always being there for us :)
Thank you for this video! As someone who is bi, this really hit home. I'm currently taking a human sexuality course at school and we were actually just talking about this the other day. A person in my class told us that she had read a study that explained that about 10 percent of the population lies on the totally straight end of the spectrum and about 10 percent lies on the totally gay side. Meaning that about 80 percent of the population is somewhere in between! That totally blew my mind but makes so. much. sense.
darakelly8 nice. what study is that? Seems very realistic. Have you read any Kinsey? I have a minor in psych and we never talked about this study. Is it recent? I think in the states we’re still very rigid with gender roles and expectations. Over time I think people won’t be so uptight about labels. Hopefully. Thanks for any info.
Yes you finally revamped my favorite video you’ve ever made! That video is what brought me to your channel. The first time I saw it I cried my eyes out because it was an overwhelming realization for me. Thank you so much for this and for helping me accept who I am.
Well, something odd happened to me when I was younger... I'm bi and I was dating this lesbian, we were together for like a year, and I thought we were meant to be. Turns out, she cheated on me, with another woman! She dumped me with just a text saying ''sorry''. So no, cheating it's not a Bisexual thing, there's just honest ppl and shit-ers
You're so articulate and beautifully spoken. Thank you so much for standing up for us, especially when you don't identity as bi yourself. Love you Shannon!!
Love your haircut! It looks so good on you😍❤️ And btw, I loved the video! Thanks for making this kind of content because it’s so important for people to know this
First time viewer to your channel and have to openly say that your explanation was excellent. Well put and well thought out as well as excellent delivery. Mucho grassy ass for providing me a link to explain what I've been trying to say for years to a few friends. Cheers to you!
I think it’s super interesting that lots of people come out as gay cause they’ve always had feelings for the opposite sex and feel overwhelmed and feel like they have to fully engage in being gay at the beginning of coming out so they discard that there might be other options. At least that’s what happened to me, I knew I liked boys (a lot) so I thought well definitely gay then. But now. Few years after coming out I’ve realised that i’m actually more bi. Like 80% into men and 20% into women. And thinking back I’m realising that I’ve always felt this way, I just focused on the “gay site” of me cause it was my biggest problem at the time
Thank you Shannon, I needed to hear this. I love that you not only made me feel real, but understood. Also the scientific article was just another slam dunk on how real this is involving a study of something as unbiased as food! Brilliant haha thank you for being a wonderful human💜
I love you Shannon! I've been subscribed to your youtube for a couple of years now and you have helped me grow sooo much and helped me come out to most people in my life, but more importantly you helped me to come out to myself. Thank you so much for helping me to realize who I am, I have gone on such a long crazy journey with finding out who that is and who I love. This description about bisexuality is so helpful, I've used it so many times with explaining my sexuality to friends. It's a concept that's really easy to get behind. Love your advice/Q&A videos!!!
YASS! I've wanted so hard for you to do this video again!! 💜 Dude, you bring so much knowledge and understanding to a community that needs so much knowledge and understanding!! I used your incredible insight when I came out as bi to my mum and it made the whole experience so much easier 💜Not only did it help her to understand, it also gave me a great foundation into understanding more about myself. You're a friggin genius woman 🙌🙌🙌 I thank you 🙏
This video made me feel so happy. I’ve been struggling coming to terms that I think I may be bi, but I’m in a monogamous relationship with a man. Thank you so much for making this and for validating bisexuality!
This is so amazing, Shannon. I recently just came out to many friends and family members about being bisexual. Some are very unhappy about this and I can’t wait to show them this video so that they can understand just a little more. Much love!
I just wanted to say thank you for making this video, it has really helped me process a lot of things in my head and will make explaining everything to my family so much easier. Thank you, it has definitely made a difference for me and hopefully others as well.
I am both bi and Demi sexual. I am 24 and a half years old and never dated neither guys or girls ever. I am just really socially anxious. I used to be shy and insecure, I am not now, but I am really socially anxious now. Anyhoo, what I am trying to say is, inspite of all that, I just know that I am bi. So, I really doubt it's a preference. Oh God I don't think that made sense at all 😂 I have people who have asked me that since I have never dated a guy or a girl, how do I know? And I always respond saying that before you ever dated your first guy, how did you know? I guess you just know. I think I always have and just now learned enough to label it.
Thanks Shannon!! I feel loved by you and the comment section!! I'm still questioning my sexuality and it's been really confusing! But this really helped me!! If I ever come out to my family, I'm going to show them this video! ❤❤❤
This is truly amazing, I watched you in middle and it opened my eyes to my bisexuality. But I’ve found it hard to come out over the years because people don’t want to understand it. I finally posted a picture in front of a rainbow wall with the caption “the only thing not straight about this picture is me” I’ve had a boyfriend for two years and being a girl no one can understand that it’s okay that I find girls attractive too. I even had a gay friend of mine be snarky when asking about my post. You are so inspiring and beautiful! Thank you Shannon for everything you do for this community ❤️ I love you
FUCKING YESSSSS god I love this video so much! This made me feel sm better! Lowkey want to share it on all my personal social media’s so all my friends and family members can see it and understand me a little better! GOD SHANNON! This is why I stan you so much!🤧💓💓
this video is important but just I love you or the final title "come out to families" is incredible because it is a complement to "a letter to you" all these videos by the same person Shannon B. 😊
I'm so glad to see that you made this video! I've been seeing an extra amount of biphobia in the lgbtq+ community lately. I don't get what's so hard to grasp about it.
I am married to a man and all of my relationships before him were with guys however I found myself crushing over females but never anything I pursued because of my believes 🤷🏽♀️ A couple of years ago I met someone who made me realize that I was bisexual. We fell deeply in love but my circumstances made that relationship impossible and went separate ways. She is now in a relationship with a guy but sometimes I wish I had met her first and picture my life different than what it is now if I had left it all for her. Although I cannot change the past I wish I had experience my sexuality fully and had not being so scared of people’s judgement before I got married. I tell anyone to be free and experience life to the fullest, with no regrets period. People will judge you no matter what so be happy and embrace who you are! #LoveIsLove ❤️
I was always scared to show my sexuality/come out to either my friends or ppl around me because most people saying I'm definitely a cheater just cuz I'm bi and I feel like everyone should watch this video I love it, you're so so supportive x
I am bisexual but I forget about boys when I see Shannon
LOL same
Lmaooooo
Serotonin omg I love your profile pic
@Ella Marie It’s Casey Gardner from Atypical !!
Serotonin I know, I love her 😍
I've been married to a bisexual girl (I'm a guy) for 14 years and have never once no longer considered her bisexual. That's how she was when we met, that's how she'll always be, it will never change, I will never expect it to change, and never want it to change. It's who she is. Its who I love.
Jarod Myrick wow 👍
Yaaay
Jarod Makes What He Wants
Oh buddy, I bet you do “never want it to change.”
Ménage à trois anyone?
@@sdfr7724 being bi doesn't mean there's any more chances to a 3some: this cliche assumption has to die out
@@sdfr7724 fuck off.
"2018 is scary"
Me, watching this in 2020: (: (: (: (: (: pls send help :) :) :) :)
Girlll.... let me tell you, we've been through it!!
My school principal gave a speech, claiming George Floyd was a warlock and the BLM movement were caused by witches and warlocks. Seriously. This is 2020, not the 1650s.
The level of importance of having someone who identifies as a lesbian explain bisexuality so simply and openly is incredible. There is such a stigma around bisexuality and lesbians hating on us (some, not all) that this is great on that level, as well as the broad level socieatial level. Your the best!!!
Melissa Annette could not agree more!! I am dating a woman and I find myself using the word “queer” to describe myself because bi is such an uncomfortable thing for me to describe myself as because of experiences I’ve had with lesbian women/trying to date lesbian women. I love that she addressed that we’re not just kissing girls for attention/fun (not saying it’s not fun haha but ya know) because I feel like that stereotype is what kept me so confused about my own sexuality for so long. It was brushed off as something funny I’d do at parties aka the only place where I felt comfortable enough to make out with ANYONE hahaha not just women. And it also wasn’t seen as “real” like technically I cheated on my first boyfriend with a girl, he was not present hahaha but everyone just thought it was a funny thing I did and he so didn’t care because he assumed it was just me having fun at a party or whatever (not saying cheating is ok by any means!!! Just saying that at 17 I was confused...and made a mistake but no one even cared cause everything is so heteronormative!!!) and technically I lost my virginity to a girl but again that was seen as just something “funny” I did after a party......but again when do teenagers hook up....usually after or at parties!!!! Soooo it took a while for me to see it as my own sexual identity because everyone else seemed to find those moments funny party tricks and then third year university came along and I was like huh.....I like this person and no one is telling me that liking her is silly/funny etc. and I am NOT going to parties with her hahaha But even after that it took years of working on dealing with internalized bi-erasure to get to a point where I even considered having a real relationship with a woman. Long story short - what we say about people who aren’t just into women or just into men aka bi or queer or however they choose to identify really matters and can REALLY mess with a person’s mind. So, let’s not do that....💁🏻♀️
And lots of bis hate lesbians yet no one cares
I feel like bisexuality is so misunderstood
Alex. As a pans, I feel like pansexuality is more misunderstood and made fun of than actual bisexuality. But hey, we’re judged someway or another.
boujee bitch Even some of the LGBTQ+ community don‘t support the idea, that besides gay and lesbians, there are other orientations, that ACTUALLY exist
@@bingbong-yu9et just because pan is misunderstood, doesn't mean bi isnt still really misunderstood. I identify as bi (but am probably more pan) and have had many a weird conversation with people about it. People ask some really odd questions 😂
@@bingbong-yu9et you see the thing is that this comment wasn't talking about pansexuality being misunderstood (which everyone can agree that it is).... Stop trying to invalidate bisexual struggles cuz you wanna be noticed.
Add Caption Here I’m not saying bisexuality is not misunderstood you crackhead. I’m simply saying that there’s nothing complex between liking a boy and a girl, because that’s obvious. The only thing that is misunderstood about bisexuality is that it’s “not a thing” that you’re either gay or straight if you’re in a relationship with either gender. Other people on the other hand, think that omnisexuality isn’t even sexual orientation, which is why I think it’s bashed more than bisexuality. When do people go around saying “you cant be bisexual because there’s only one gender”. Never. I’ve been told that I’m crazy and ignorant for thinking that there’s more than one gender and that I’m bisexual, not pansexual. I just love someone no matter what, because I value their soul and their heart before what’s in between their legs and what they choose to identify themselves as. That’s more harder to explain then bisexuality, so stop coming for me just because you feel so damn offended.
Exposing Rose and Rosie with that video lmao
Alexandra omg ikr when she said it i was like “oh wow the content gold that rose used to post 👌🏽” 😂😂😂
It's only fair since they bag on Shannon all the time hahahaha
Biphobia and bisexual erasure baffles me ngl, there’s no logic behind it, especially when it’s coming from within the LGBT+ community
Nicole Smrekar I’m not even bisexual, I’m lesbian but I still stand by my original statement
@@a.lexbian Uh huh, and I'm a unicorn. lol Jesus the shit you people claim when you don't have a valid response.
Nicole Smrekar and a grumpy unicorn at that, Jesus. Honestly though, if you have nothing better to do than come on this video and comment hate on a group of people, that says a lot more about you than it does about them. And you’re not even being cordial towards someone of your same sexuality so I honestly wish you the best cause I have the feeling you’re going to lose a lot of amazing people in your life if you can’t learn to just be nice. We don’t have to be on opposing sides.
@@a.lexbian You're not my "same sexuality". I can spot that from miles away. lol
Explain how we could possibly be on the same side of this. I don't see how that would be possible.
Nicole Smrekar If your only argument is trying to define my sexuality based purely off of a profile picture and a comment, you’re not someone worth arguing with. Being lesbian doesn’t have to do with the fact that I’m feminine or that I care about bisexual people. It purely has to do with who I love and am attracted to being solely females. If you really had any respect for anyone in or any knowledge about the community or “reality” you claim to be a part of, you’d know that. Frankly, I know my sexuality and any people I’m in relationships with do too so that’s really all that matters. If you don’t believe I’m a lesbian, that’s really not my problem, it doesn’t change the truth. And the fact you think you have any credibility in defining a stranger’s sexuality is ridiculous and pathetic.
And I wasn’t saying we are on the same side, obviously we have disagreements, but I’m saying that you’re acting as if different groups of people or people with differing beliefs have to be enemies when they don’t. The world doesn’t have to be a one man show, not everyone is out to get you so you don’t need to be out to get everyone else.
Have a nice day Nicole, I hope you overcome the insecurities that are making you so judgmental.
As a bi, the struggle is real. The moment they hear the word bi, they run to the woods 🤦♀️
Because its not real
the chosenone91 go educate urself, it’s real. u clearly haven’t watched the video
@@arisjmx it being real does not mean that it is not morally wrong, humanity are degenerating
No one does that
@@freelyroaming364 lmao your way of thinking is degenerating
loved this!!
LOVE YOU bothhhhh
Okay, two of my queens together!!!
*the ICONIC jumo* hello beautiful people my name is Georgia Bridgers
My queen is here Georgia 😍😘
two iconic queens
Where are those bisexuals who struggle? 🙋🏿♀️
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🙋🏻♀️
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Caro Robles 🙋♀️🙋♀️
Me
There are also people who don't like Apples or banana's
yes
Yes! Asexuals in some way!
The first LGBT person I came out to (gay girl) immediately asked me “are you sure you’re not just gay or straight ? Real bisexuals are rare”
I expected her to be supportive but I just got disappointed instead...
They just need to educate themself :p dont lose hope and in the meantime know you are beautiful and valid
Been there... I was once chatting up a girl I was attracted to and when I brought up the fact that I'm bisexual she was just like "Oh, that's a shame. I don't date bisexuals. You know, because they're just gonna end up cheating on me with a guy." I was like... Really? So I said, your loss. Biiii! Lol! :D
i’m sorry that happened to you
My experience was the total opposite. I came out as gay to my mom (who is now very supportive!) and she said "are you sure you aren't bisexual?" (clearly she was hoping there was still a chance I'd get with a guy but still).
@@theunchosenone1 hey can you give real proof of this?
I feel like I've been hugged
OMG SHANNON I LOVE YOU
Sameee
Aw litterally so sweet if I was making this kind of content I would want people to feel like this
This. 💓
Same.
When she showed Rose and Rosie’s old video I died 😂😂❤️
IM GONNA ADD SPANISH SUBTITLES TO THIS VIDEO AND COME OUT TO MY PARENTS
EmiArancibia how did it go?!
@@Tejaswini.Arikathota i haven't work in it yet :/
EmiArancibia okay, take your time, no pressure... but stay strong in the face of anything, I’m rooting for you ♥️
@@Tejaswini.Arikathota oooow thanks ❤️
Good luckk!
Idk about anyone else but as a bisexual woman I’ve been over sexualized. Meaning I’ve had guy partners who have thought oh you’re bisexual that’s cute we can have a threesome at some point. I’ve had girls who thought I was just horny and would eventually leave them for a man partner. I’ve had girls walk away from me because I was bisexual which blows my mind because just because I’m bi doesn’t mean I’m going to leave you at some point for a man. That’s not how bisexuality works. Sorry but this has happened to me and I had to get it off my chest lmao
girls freak out about that coz they believe that bi girls = bi curious an so, one day or another they'll "need" to go back to straight relationships
@sam tio I've actually had several bi girls (who've been in relationships with women) tell me that they miss having sex with a man after a while. :/
Neophema Yeah but isn’t that just part of being in a relationship? If they’d be with a man they’d say they miss women. I’ve heard many straight people in relationships say they miss dating (and fucking) other people. I would not read too much into it. Does not mean they will actually cheat. Just a tragic reality of most relationships that at some point you will ”miss” having sex with others.
Missy Larsson Yeah, I guess you're right. :)
@@Neophema it's not about missing having sex with man but trying hard to make a straight relationship work. My ex gf actually dumped me for this reason because it's "easier" to be with a man she said..
THIS VIDEO SHANNON 😭💗💜💙
Hi Alayna
You two should do a collaboration ✌💜
Bisexuality doesnt exist
Is cringy
If I have to pick betweet Shannon's videos and any other videos on CZcams, I'd most likely to choose Shannon's 99.99999999% of the time.
Maluvid Azocar omg sameee
I’ve only slept with and dated men because I’m now married and didn’t realize I was bisexual until after I got married. But my whole life, I almost never found a guy attractive until after I developed strong emotional feelings. However I always found girls very intimidating and got flustered around them and many girls I would find myself attracted to in the most casual interactions. So despite identifying as straight for the first 19 years of my life, only having experiences with men, and being very happily married to a man, I believe that my sexual preference is in fact screwed more towards females. Nothing wrong with that, in fact it changes nothing about my life as I happily plan to remain in my hetero marriage for the rest of my life. It’s just something to ponder, recognize, and it gives me more insight into the lgbtq community. And if I hadn’t already found the love of my life it is fascinating to wonder if I would have experimented and swung more towards female relationships. I don’t think being in a lifelong hetero relationship makes me less bisexual. It’s not something that switches off and on just because of your current partner’s gender. I think it’s funny that people see bisexual girls as on again off again lesbians. That’s ridiculous.
Alexis Outt love this comment. I have had a relationship with a female before I met my now husband, but was never comfortable in admitting that I was bisexual. It’s only now I am - very happily - married that I have accepted this. It’s hard for friends to understand as they assume my relationship with my ex was a “phase” and now I’m with a male I am “straight”. No. I am bi. I always will be bi. I just happen to be married and have 2 children with a male. Bizarre how people view things!
Stfu youre straight
You're right unless girls whom you got involved with didn't get hurt inside lol
Thank you for this comment, I really needed to be reminded that I'm not alone ❤
I have a similar experience and this is so comforting to hear.
I have once heard that 60% of the world population is bisexual. They might not identify as bi but they are in some way attracted to both genders. So I don't know why people still find it so hard to understand. Love isn't complicated, people are. I am a lesbian but some people ask me if I would ever date a bi girl.. Uhm yes!!?! 🤷🏼♀️Why wouldn't I? Just because she likes both genders doesn't mean she is going to cheat on me, leave me for a boy (when a lesbian can leave me for an other girl as well), or that she misses 'something' when she is with me. It really isn't that hard people.
Yeah it's true my ex gf(lesbian) leaved me for another girl before 5 days 😭😂 i don't know why i am writing this comment it is absolutely irrelevant to the topic.
And i am the bisexual one
Hello @michelle, I have heard many times in videos and all people saying that they are gay. My question is...
1) How will they themselves know that they are gay?
2) even if you are why need to tell the world. "Coming out of closet thing" what and why is that?
I really do not understand this concept. So can you please explain it to me in a most easy way that I can get. Please it is a sincear request.
Bullshit
Some people prefer not to define or label their sexuality. "You fall in love with who you fall in love with." In some ways, bisexuals have a harder time because people can't understand how they can be attracted to both genders instead of one.
@@shashwath100 I know this is really late and you've probably found an answer or won't see this, but I'll answer your questions anyway to the best of my ability
1. How do you know? Well, it's like knowing that that's your favorite show, or knowing you love your pet, it's just there sorta. For me I I find boys and girls both attractive (mainly girls though ngl) and I just know it. It's like you know that the grass is green. I personally also had a crush on this other girl so that's a solid way to find out haha, but you don't need to experiment nessasarily, it's not you haven't found the right guy/girl it's just who you are
2. Why come out? First off, once your "out" (openly bi, gay, trans, pan ect) your not constantly hiding part of yourself. When some of my friends talk about hot boys, I just sit there akwardly in the corner trying to to appear too gay (lol) it makes it easier in a way, since you don't feel guilty or like your hiding something. You don't need to come out (but in my opinion it makes it easier, but also so much harder haha) also then people don't assume your straight and are less surprised in the future (being trans is a whole different thing by the way, or non binary, since your changing yourself and need to explain to people so they still know it's you and along with just knowing there's also things like body dysmorphia, if that's spelled right)
This may differ from person to person of course, but I think that's what I hear people saying most hope that helped :)
I’m bisexual. I like women more than men but have been in relationships with both genders in my life. There are still friends of mine to this day, even who are in the LGBTQ community, who make comments that I am a lesbian because I date more women than men. Or who make comments such as, when am I just gonna admit it, that I’m a lesbian, etc. It is so frustrating, and I’ve told them before that I am bisexual and explained the spectrum thing. Anyway, thank you for making this video & acknowledging us. It means a lot! 💜💙💓
I also know that if I got into a relationship with a cis man, some would question the authenticity of it. Well, that’s their problem, not mine. I’m just living my life for me! ❤️
baby sinclair i can definitely relate to what you said. I feel like in my life i have gone through the exact same thing. I consider myself more gay than bi and have been in a current long term relationship with a girl but i still find guys attractive and have been with guys in the past. People have called me so many different things and in fact whenever i was seeing a guy my friends thought it was more weird than if i was with a girl. They would say its not real and that theres no way i could really have feelings for a guy cuz im "too gay". Idk I've gone through struggles with trying to figure myself out for years to the point that i now don't like to label myself at all as really anything. I like what i like and i love who i love no matter the gender its all about the person. But when it comes to love and relationships I definitely feel it more and stronger with girls. But ya, the struggle is real lol. Shannon definitely explained it very well in this video. I could relate to a lot of what she said as well. 🦄🌈💕
I feel you!! Living in a society where the community is not accepted, it’s really frustrating when my friends see someone who dated girls date a guy and they would say, “oh she finally goes to the right path”. 🙄
baby sinclair the fucking true!!!!!! ...
baby sinclair same! I told my friend I’m bi and she’s like “are you sure? I think you’re full on gay” and I’m like “my ex is a guy. I’m also attracted to men. Not as often as I am to women, but still like some men” and she’s like “no, I’m sure you’re full on gay”
I’m still questioning my sexuality and that’s fine
1000000% 💖💖💖💖💖
Random Videos same 🤣
yes. it most certainly is. 💕
Same
yes honey !!! Don’t rush into anything
This is the absolute best explanation of bisexuality ever.
I like Apples,
and Bananas,
And
Oranges
[EDIT]
And Cherries.
Yep, I just do.
So, I'm VERY Queer 🌈
Disclaimer:
I don't like fruit salads.
I mean fruit salads are all chopped fruits... So I wouldn't like chopped off things...
I don’t like tossed salad 🥗
@@alexjoneswasright1274 *you're
Also, you don't need to be mean, if you don't like it, you can just go somewhere else.
I just want to go back, back to 99.999999999999999999999%
I'm screaming!!
@@nowthisisliving What if I would 50% of the time chose a girl and 50% of the time chose a guy, but 99.9999999999999% of the time chose an apple?
AAAAAAAaAAAAAh xD
I don’t like apples 🍎 or bananas 🍌
#asexual #strawberries
Sara Kiley i think i can help
This made me laugh
rosyidahsk Rosyidah she doesn’t need help, asexuality is nothing bad
@@MsLea555 TRUEEEEE
Right on! :)
WHAT AN ALLY
WHAT AN ICON
-bi gal here, thanks a lot Shannon
i'm a lesbian but i fully support bi individuals. you guys are amazing and you don't deserve any of the negative stereotypes and hate. it just never made sense to me why someone would get pissed at someone else purely because of who they like... i wish people would just be more loving in a world that's already so full of hate
This means the world to me, especially as you’re not bi yourself and are speaking up for us. You’re such a good person, i love you so much 💕
YESS!! I’ve been waiting for this!! 💕💕
Edit: Ahh yes Shannon you explained this so well thank you!! Being bi can be so tough and I feel as though everyone needs to watch this! 🙏 Love you!!
P.S Without sounding self promotey, if any of you bisexuals out there are struggling a little (or thriving) I create LGBT content on my channel with a strong focus on bringing awareness to bisexuality if you ever need some more bi content to watch. 😇😇
yass your account is great!
@@nihalhathaway4089E more straight stuff.
I NEEDED to hear that, so bad. SO bad. You seriously just ended this internal battle I had going on in myself over my own bisexuality. I wasn’t even looking for this topic or anything like this at all, and you super randomly popped up in my CZcams feed. I am so grateful and so thankful for this. I am always so open, loving and accepting of others no matter what, but I struggle to do that for myself. Honestly you explaining it this way and making it so direct to such a specific audience, that I am clearly a part of, I really felt like you were talking to me specifically. And I know there are tons of others who feel the same. I truly do believe all it takes is one person to change the world, and when it comes to this specific topic, you just changed my world and allowed me to shift into a whole new level of awareness, self love, acceptance, and feeling like it’s okay to just be myself. Thank you so much 💕
THIS WAS AN AMAZING VIDEO SHANNON
I feel that biphobia is recently more common than homophobia. I’m a lesbian so don’t experience it, however we (aka the LGBT community) need to stop hating on bisexual individuals! Especially considering we know what it’s like to be discriminated against :)
Love is love, love yourself 💗
I identify as a lesbian. I've known it since I was a very young kid. I absolutely understand that bisexuality is 100% valid. I do find myself straying away from dating women who are bisexual & that just stems from insecurities. That's something I have to work on. That's also another good topic to elaborate on, Shannon. Thank you for being so open & being a face for the LGBTQ community. We love you.
@@PlaceForAnEcho I avoid them, but it's not insecurity, it's a needed precaution because we all know where it leads.
Nicole Smrekar where does it lead? To some nice dates, good kisses & such?
Also precaution is a redundant word when one is already being cautious 🤓but live your dreams.
@@PlaceForAnEcho You made a lot of good points. I can def agree with you. Everyone is different though. Personally, as a lesbian, I am very open about gender roles etc. I just can't shake my own insecurities when it comes to dating a woman who is equally into both sexes emotionally & physically 😕 That's why I pinpointed my own insecurities. In my heart, I know I want to spend my life with a woman. A lot of people don't understand it & maybe part of me feels like a bisexual woman can't fully understand what I feel. I know that's not fair...
Kara Locklear props for honesty :) a lot of gay women, I’ve noticed, refuse to date bisexuals and hey-to each their own but part of me thinks ok you’re closing yourself off (not you specifically) but to a degree you kind of cheat yourself out of possibly making a great connection with someone. (Rose & Rosie for example.) and please don’t take this as me telling you what to do-just my 2 cents. You could meet your future wife and she may consider herself bi but maybe she’s 80% into women. I’m not saying sexuality can be simplified to math (also: dear math, I’m not a therapist, solve your own problems). I’m not here to challenge anyone but simply say if you connect with someone-who cares about the label?
(Personally when I was with my ex I knew she wouldn’t leave me for anyone-male or female. It was about being open with each other, communicating, expressing.)
@@PlaceForAnEcho Spare me any pseudo intellectual bullshit.
It leads to them going on nice dates......with men. lololololololol
Finally a video about bisexuality... THANK YOU❤️
Alex Rosie Spaughton is quaking (jk Rosie is the bisexy series queen 👑)
Sammeh1999 Can‘t wait for season 2😁
Are you bisexual?
ANNE Yup or let‘s say I know that I like girls but I‘m not really sure about the boys part😅 Gotta figure it out I guess. By the way Alex, female version😊
Alex so you had a girlfriend already? Or boyfriend? Or both? :D
Im 90% into girls and 10% into guys, and this is literally the first time I can actually see myself as bi, because I am, but society changed this word into something I do not identify with at all 🌈
Thanks Shannon! 😘
I feel you!!
Bullshit
I am the same but 90% boys and 10% for other genders! Nevertheless, I call myself "homoflexible" since I have this insecurity that I might help with the stigma towards bi people myself.. :(
90%..or 10%%...seriously??
I watched the first version of this video about 3 years ago when I was 17 years old and I remember the feeling I got from watching someone articulate how I was feeling in such a simple way.. because really it is a very simple concept?! I've grown a lot since then and I am waaaay more comfortable within myself, I think it's great that you've made this again so it is more accessible to people as your channel has grown. Keep doing it Shan, your voice is very important.
Beautifully said. Was starting to think I was crazy for dating and finding both men and women attractive. But hey. I’m a bisexual woman and I’m proud 😌🌈✊🏽
Just wanted to let all the bi people know, that you are valid and a part of the community even if some people think you are not!! No matter who you like and how much you like one of the genders ily
lupa thank you ❤️
Thanks. That really means a lot. :)
Bro when she said “I see you” I’m not gonna lie I got seriously choked up 💖💖💖💖
I finally came out to my sister two days ago!! Thank you for giving us the strength and courage to be ourselves. Your influence is incredibly helpful. Thanks Shan! 💗💜💙
i’ve wanted you to remake this for so long! i sat down with my dad last month after a really deep convo about sexuality & what it all means coz even though i’ve been out for 2 years it’s still not something we’ve really spoke about! i explained it’s a spectrum, and i used this analogy as i do everytime i have this conversation with anyone!! we watched the old version of this together & he said the way you described it made sense & he finally understood! not many people see that video these days and i’m so glad that you’ve brought light to it again as it’s genuinely one of my fave ones you’ve ever done! such a simple explanation for something that so many people over complicate! i may not be bisexual myself but this video helps so much in getting rid of the stigma of all ends of the spectrum!! i love what you stand for & am proud of you as always x
It's literally such and easy concept to understand and some people STILL don't get it so Thankyou so much for clearing it up for those who don't understand!
Your original apples VS bananas video was always my favourite and honestly why I became to understand myself so much better, because I had never thought about it in that way before, I'm so glad you brung it back! It really is so important to me and many others, much love Shannon
Literally the whole thing of switching oldest to newest videos order is what I am doing right now! Lol I’ve been binging your stuff like crazy
As a bi person, I thought u did a great job with a cool simple metaphor
You’re brilliant, Shannon! This is the best analogy I’ve ever heard on this topic. If only your video could be a PSA on mainstream media. Please continue changing the world!!
God I love your videos... The quality is just so great, how you sit in the exact middle of the frame and the focus is so on point and also the lighting is amazing even though you're just sitting in your living room and yes I might be obsessed with cameras and filming stuff in general... Not even gonna talk about the content
I truly think that everyone should see this video! I think there is no better way of explaining this! You did a really good job shannon and I love you for always being there for us :)
Thank you for this video! As someone who is bi, this really hit home. I'm currently taking a human sexuality course at school and we were actually just talking about this the other day. A person in my class told us that she had read a study that explained that about 10 percent of the population lies on the totally straight end of the spectrum and about 10 percent lies on the totally gay side. Meaning that about 80 percent of the population is somewhere in between! That totally blew my mind but makes so. much. sense.
darakelly8 yes! There are more bisexuals in the LGBTQ+ community than any other group!
Hm, I don't feel like there are so many. It would be so much easier to find gay girls if we were TEN percent of the population. More like
darakelly8 nice. what study is that? Seems very realistic. Have you read any Kinsey? I have a minor in psych and we never talked about this study. Is it recent? I think in the states we’re still very rigid with gender roles and expectations. Over time I think people won’t be so uptight about labels. Hopefully. Thanks for any info.
this analogy just exploded my mind, I'll tell everyone I know to stop being closed minded
I LOVE YOUUU
I showed my sister this video and although I am gay and not bi she is pansexual and she enjoyed the video🏳️🌈
Yes you finally revamped my favorite video you’ve ever made! That video is what brought me to your channel. The first time I saw it I cried my eyes out because it was an overwhelming realization for me. Thank you so much for this and for helping me accept who I am.
Well, something odd happened to me when I was younger... I'm bi and I was dating this lesbian, we were together for like a year, and I thought we were meant to be. Turns out, she cheated on me, with another woman! She dumped me with just a text saying ''sorry''. So no, cheating it's not a Bisexual thing, there's just honest ppl and shit-ers
You're so articulate and beautifully spoken. Thank you so much for standing up for us, especially when you don't identity as bi yourself. Love you Shannon!!
Love your haircut! It looks so good on you😍❤️ And btw, I loved the video! Thanks for making this kind of content because it’s so important for people to know this
First time viewer to your channel and have to openly say that your explanation was excellent. Well put and well thought out as well as excellent delivery. Mucho grassy ass for providing me a link to explain what I've been trying to say for years to a few friends. Cheers to you!
I think it’s super interesting that lots of people come out as gay cause they’ve always had feelings for the opposite sex and feel overwhelmed and feel like they have to fully engage in being gay at the beginning of coming out so they discard that there might be other options. At least that’s what happened to me, I knew I liked boys (a lot) so I thought well definitely gay then. But now. Few years after coming out I’ve realised that i’m actually more bi. Like 80% into men and 20% into women. And thinking back I’m realising that I’ve always felt this way, I just focused on the “gay site” of me cause it was my biggest problem at the time
Your Apples vs. Bananas video is one of my favorites I've waited 4 years for this video. YES BITCH. EVERYTHING WAS SPOT ON THANK YOU!!!
Thank you Shannon, I needed to hear this. I love that you not only made me feel real, but understood. Also the scientific article was just another slam dunk on how real this is involving a study of something as unbiased as food! Brilliant haha thank you for being a wonderful human💜
I love that Apples and Bananas video. I actually used the concept for a research paper I wrote 3 years ago. So glad you’re bringing it back!
I LOVED this video. 💕
We need more "rocket science" explained by Shannon Beveridge🌈
It’s awesome that you’re standing up for everyone in the lgbtq community! We all need to stick together 🏳️🌈
I love you Shannon! I've been subscribed to your youtube for a couple of years now and you have helped me grow sooo much and helped me come out to most people in my life, but more importantly you helped me to come out to myself. Thank you so much for helping me to realize who I am, I have gone on such a long crazy journey with finding out who that is and who I love. This description about bisexuality is so helpful, I've used it so many times with explaining my sexuality to friends. It's a concept that's really easy to get behind. Love your advice/Q&A videos!!!
YASS! I've wanted so hard for you to do this video again!! 💜
Dude, you bring so much knowledge and understanding to a community that needs so much knowledge and understanding!!
I used your incredible insight when I came out as bi to my mum and it made the whole experience so much easier 💜Not only did it help her to understand, it also gave me a great foundation into understanding more about myself. You're a friggin genius woman 🙌🙌🙌 I thank you 🙏
I’m not a fan of bananas either
same girl same
But... would you be with a person that likes both?
So your a lesbian?
hi shawn
its sean
Jams Of Jimin ...It can be shawn
i know
This video has actually really helped me a lot, so thank you so so much Shannon
Omg Shannon 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 💙💜💕
Thanks for making/remaking this :)
Are you straight or gay
Bisexuals: Yes
Haha perfect
This video made me feel so happy. I’ve been struggling coming to terms that I think I may be bi, but I’m in a monogamous relationship with a man. Thank you so much for making this and for validating bisexuality!
I watched this video whenever you posted it and I literally have always thought about it this way. I love this
This is so amazing, Shannon. I recently just came out to many friends and family members about being bisexual. Some are very unhappy about this and I can’t wait to show them this video so that they can understand just a little more. Much love!
definitely cried when you said "I see you". I just came out as bi to my best friend and was terrified. I'm so thankful for this video. Thank you
I remember watching that apples vs bananas videos when it was one of the most recent ones on your channel
I just wanted to say thank you for making this video, it has really helped me process a lot of things in my head and will make explaining everything to my family so much easier. Thank you, it has definitely made a difference for me and hopefully others as well.
THANK YOU! I've been waiting too long for something like this
OMG THAT ROSE BEATBOXING VIDEO IS MY FAVORITE! I'M DYING 😂😂😂😂
Hey Shannon! I’m a huge fan and I love your videos!
I was just saying in my mind watching your IG that I was missing your videos, and here you are ! 💕💕💕💕
this video is so important!
everyone share this please and also thank you shannon for makong this
I am both bi and Demi sexual. I am 24 and a half years old and never dated neither guys or girls ever. I am just really socially anxious. I used to be shy and insecure, I am not now, but I am really socially anxious now. Anyhoo, what I am trying to say is, inspite of all that, I just know that I am bi. So, I really doubt it's a preference. Oh God I don't think that made sense at all 😂 I have people who have asked me that since I have never dated a guy or a girl, how do I know? And I always respond saying that before you ever dated your first guy, how did you know? I guess you just know. I think I always have and just now learned enough to label it.
Sruthi It's definitively not a preference. Just keep going and be yourself. :)
THANK YOU
Thanks Shannon!! I feel loved by you and the comment section!! I'm still questioning my sexuality and it's been really confusing! But this really helped me!! If I ever come out to my family, I'm going to show them this video! ❤❤❤
This is truly amazing, I watched you in middle and it opened my eyes to my bisexuality. But I’ve found it hard to come out over the years because people don’t want to understand it. I finally posted a picture in front of a rainbow wall with the caption “the only thing not straight about this picture is me” I’ve had a boyfriend for two years and being a girl no one can understand that it’s okay that I find girls attractive too. I even had a gay friend of mine be snarky when asking about my post. You are so inspiring and beautiful! Thank you Shannon for everything you do for this community ❤️ I love you
I feel like you understand me more than my family. Without even knowing me. Wow
Do a sleeve rolling tutorial. I’ve been trying to achieve your look for YEARS.
FUCKING YESSSSS god I love this video so much! This made me feel sm better! Lowkey want to share it on all my personal social media’s so all my friends and family members can see it and understand me a little better! GOD SHANNON! This is why I stan you so much!🤧💓💓
😭i literally do that everytime I’m on your channel i click “oldest to newest” and have the time of my life binge watching 💙💙
I hope that R&R part at the beginning won't backfire at you lmao
THANK YOU!!!!! 😭sending this to my fam
Omg MEGHANNNN
You are amazing ! Thank you for creating this type of content! I love you so much Shan💗
You actually made me cry a little, thank you so much for this girl
can this please be #1 trending forever. people need to watch this!!!
this video is important but just I love you or the final title "come out to families" is incredible because it is a complement to "a letter to you" all these videos by the same person Shannon B. 😊
I'm so glad to see that you made this video! I've been seeing an extra amount of biphobia in the lgbtq+ community lately. I don't get what's so hard to grasp about it.
i actually got emotional over this, i am so used to feeling like i don't belong fully in the community, thank you for spreading this great message!
thank you for understanding us ! it means so much to make this video♥️
I am married to a man and all of my relationships before him were with guys however I found myself crushing over females but never anything I pursued because of my believes 🤷🏽♀️
A couple of years ago I met someone who made me realize that I was bisexual. We fell deeply in love but my circumstances made that relationship impossible and went separate ways. She is now in a relationship with a guy but sometimes I wish I had met her first and picture my life different than what it is now if I had left it all for her. Although I cannot change the past I wish I had experience my sexuality fully and had not being so scared of people’s judgement before I got married.
I tell anyone to be free and experience life to the fullest, with no regrets period. People will judge you no matter what so be happy and embrace who you are! #LoveIsLove ❤️
A good man supports the woman he cares about about, including her lesbian relationships...women women complete each other
Me and my boyfriend are both bi hahah
ghoulsrule sounds cool
Your conversations must be so interesting/fun 🌈
@@vivsgm7538 yeah a lot of talk about gender stereotypes
Same!
goals!
I was always scared to show my sexuality/come out to either my friends or ppl around me because most people saying I'm definitely a cheater just cuz I'm bi and I feel like everyone should watch this video I love it, you're so so supportive x
Thank you for making this, Shannon! Such a cool perspective and I totally agree with you :) Love ya!