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Explaining the difference between bisexual, pansexual, and polysexual gets insanely tiring.
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Which makes you all the more nervous to have to try and explain it.
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So sometimes you just give in and say you're gay or bisexual to avoid an unproductive conversation.
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Or sometimes, just not saying anything feels a lot better.
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Because you often find people don't actually care to learn about you.
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And you're used to people not taking your sexuality seriously.
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Sometimes, you crush hard on too many people.
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Other times, you're looking for a very specific person that you haven't actually met yet.
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Three words: straight girl crushes.
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The community you're in can feel kind of small at times.
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At times, you feel like you don't belong anywhere.
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Because the truth is, a lot of people don't even know polysexuality exists.
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Expressing your identity can be a challenge every once in a while.
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And sometimes figuring out exactly who you like is frustrating, because your feelings can vary so much.
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You feel like so many people around you prefer to simplify gender and sexuality when you want them to see how diverse the options can be.
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You're not sure why people want you to conform to standards that make no sense to you.
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And you don't get why people feel like they can only like one gender.
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You want everyone to just read this PSA and remember:
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Which makes it all the better when someone comes out of the woodwork and supports you.
