Pride week questionnaire, stolen from a friend.
Sexuality: I'm bi; I am attracted to people from both (main?) genders. This doesn't change because I'm married to a man, it just makes things more fun.
Pronouns: She/her.
Gender identity: Cisgender, which means I identify with the gender I was assigned at birth.
Relationship status: Gleefully, ridiculously, happily, married.
Celebrity crush: Tom Hiddleston, Chris Evans, Queen Latifah. 
Crush: I tend to be affectionate and crush-like towards friends I'm closest too. Noone has complained.
Best Friend: Other than Ryan? That'd be Erin, who's known me since junior kindergarten.
When you came out? Sometime in late highschool. My first serious girl crush was an exchange student from Berlin named Stephanie. We were in the concert band together and I just thought she was such a wonderful person. She wasn't interested in me that way, but we wrote letters back and forth for a few years. Unfortunately have lost touch, even with Facebook.
I'm still not all the way out of the closet with most of my family, as I don't feel like I'd get 100% support. My parents are fairly conservative and while I love my inlaws to death, they are too in some ways. I don't want to hear how I need to pick a team, or have them worrying I'll up and leave my family some day for a hot lady friend.
HI FAMILY IF YOU'RE READING THIS! You probably already guessed it but didn't say anything, but hi! I'm bisexual!
First person you came out to: Myself. It was a long slow realization that liking girls AND boys from an early age was Weird and I Should Not Mention It, so I passed it off as kids being kids and just being curious about Adult Things. Eventually I said to myself: Self, you like girls. They are sparkly and beautiful, amazing people. Also, you like guys. They are warm and solid, amazing people. This is OK.
First gf/bf: Ryan was my first boyfriend, awaaaaaay back in grade 7. He was the shyest, sweetest guy. Still is, though he's not shy, he's an introvert. I still have the little valentine he gave me when he asked me out.
First heart break: My first BIG heartbreak came from an asshole named Mike. I found out through friends that he was cheating on me and he confirmed it the next time we spoke on the phone. I cried so hard and I kinda still despise him to this day.
Ever had a crush on a straight person? Um yes? Lots of times. I even married one!
Fallen for a friend? Yes.
Cool straight friend: Erin is damn cool.
Best LGBTQ+ friend: I've known Will since way back in highschool and we've been good friends a long time.
Person that made you doubt your sexuality: Once I realized what bisexuality is I latched onto the term wholeheartedly. Noone has been able to shake that.
Are you proud of your sexuality?: Yes? That's a weird way of putting it. It's not an accomplishment. It's not like I woke up and said to myself "I'm going to train myself really hard and become bi!" like I did for my running. That was something I'm still proud of. I'm just me. I'm fairly out and open about it, but it's not like it comes up very much. Being married to a man gives me straight passing privilege like whoa and erases my bisexuality. That's not something I'm proud of.
Are you comfortable with your sexuality? Definitely. What's not to like? I get the best of both worlds, 100%.
Describe yourself: Eco-feminist hippie Pagan, smasher of the patriarchy, protector of the innocent and helpless.
LGBTQ+ hero: Queen Latifah.
Favourite part of being LGBTQ+?: Aaaaall the rainbow things.
