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KrisPOddCast #9 - My Sexuality & Purpose on YouTube
🕑 Added 2022-06-01 14:00:09 +0000 UTCHAPPY PRIIIIIIDE~
What better way to kick off pride month than with a discussion about QUEER IDENTITY - specifically YOURS TRULY'S. In this month's KPod ill be sharing my history with coming to terms with my bisexuality, the definition of bisexuality i personally adhere to and discuss bisexuality within queer community online and in person discourse. Then ill be transitioning into talking about my overall purpose for my content on youtube as a bi guy, why despite being bi i dont make content about female characters, my view on the lack of male objectifying creators in the anime youtube space and generally my intent for my content in relation to ALL THAT (no not the nickelodeon tv show). This one in true chaotic bisexual fashion is... well... chaotic lmao so BEAR WITH ME lmaolmaolmao
Other Bi Guy YouTubers Whose Names I Forgot lmao:
- La'Ron Readus: https://www.youtube.com/c/Readus101/
- Veridis Joe: https://www.youtube.com/c/VeridisJoe
Comments
KrisPNatz
ITS NEVER TOO LATE i always try to read the comments even on old stuff lmao
Slime E. Bugz
I'm late but I'm a technically bisexual nonbinary lesbian (yes we are real lol) and I find your content really refreshing bc so much of anitube is exhaustingly hetero. Also relate to all the growing up queer stuff, never "coming out" etc. And yes fuck TikTok! lmao
KrisPNatz
ayeeeeeee thanks =D
RenGP
I really loved this podcast. I'm also bi and I identified with a lot of the stuff you talked about on this episode
KrisPNatz
yeaaaaa like i do in part think the labels divide us more than unite us but i totally get and identify with needing a label as way to bring it all together and have yourself make sense (if that makes sense lmao)
KrisPNatz
LMFAO I SAW SOME THUMBNAILS YESTERDAY AND ROLLED MY EYES like TRULY theres an excess
RobinHoodSnoutMan
I lived most of my life as a straight boy, thinking sexuality was like a sliding scale between hetero and homo. Then, I started identifying as mostly straight but about 25% gay. Over time I stopped caring about labeling my sexuality at all, which was freeing but kind of made me feel like I didn't belong anywhere. It wasn't until the end of my twenties, after learning a lot more about sexuality and gender, that I came to identify as pansexual. I'm still not big into labeling but it feels pretty good to have a term that helps explain my search history. Happy Pride Month!
Soul
I mean people were just objectifying bulma from the new super movie so no help needed π
