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Growing up I didn't know there was such a thing as bisexual . I don't think I even realized what my attractions to girls was until much later. I had crushes like any other kid on neighborhood boys. There were mostly boys in the neighborhood and the other girls were like sisters and still are so I wasn't interested in them. One of my first celebrity crushes though was

I suffered from bullying as a child and bare both physical and emotional scars to this day. I also became a bully myself for a short time in junior high before I had a painful wake-up call. I've seen both sides of the coin. It is a vicious cycle that needs to stop and to do that we need to stop the hate that causes it. But I did not pose for myself. I posed for my sister. We are

Being raised in a relatively strict Filipino, Catholic family amongst the first generation, there was much expected of me. Especially being one of the elder grandchildren and cousins, I was supposed to set an example for my “ adings ” (younger relative) because I was their “ manang ” (older relative). I did not take this responsibility lightly and I

I have always been one of those people that never wanted to get married. Honestly, I never even thought I wanted anything more long-term than six months. A perpetual singleton, I couldn't understand why people were even bothering to try and legalize marriage. Who needed it? That was my story … … until I met Phil . I have never wanted anything more than to make

I am a mother of 5 . I drove my kids so I can have a dialog with them about why it is so important to be ALL inclusive. I have loved ones that have various sexual orientations and this is one way I can contribute to help give them a more loving accepting world. I pray that my love for them radiates how much I love them. Also, since my kids are biracial and some are autistic,