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Hey, this is Annie and Samantha and welcome to Stuff Mom Never Told You, your production of iHeart Radio and How Stuff Works.

So, trigger warning right off the bat for this one. We are talking about bisexuality today and along with that we are going to talk about some aspects of sexual assault, suicidality, mental health issues and domestic violence.

And of course it's now no longer Pride Month, but I'm going to go ahead and celebrate Pride Year. Can we do that? There we go.

So, Happy Pride Year, everyone. Anyway, just coming in. So, in our last episode on sexuality, I incorrectly stated from a source the binary definition which brought on several reactions on both our emails, I believe, and our social media.

And I wanted to make sure that we came back and addressed it because I do not want to be a part of the bifobic culture.

And I want to celebrate everything that has to do with loving people. That's just kind of the end of the statement. And I was horrified. I was like, I don't know what I just did.

And of course we have had in past host due episodes and they were very good. They were very good. And I came and kind of like kind of pounced on that in one sentence.

And so I was like, Annie, we got to make it clear that we want to make sure we educate because I don't want to be part of the problem. And I also want to say on air that I apologize for the incorrect statement.

And so we came together and I've had so many different reactions like I said on social media. And I wanted to make sure that I got to talk to them and with that I didn't meet or actually I'll say meet.

Is that meet if I don't really long discussion about this other day?

This is because it feels kind of not real.

But I want to be like friends with everybody. I talk to you now and we bonded over a few things.

So I was going to say I feel like it's real. I just it also has an I think it's dismissed. It sounds funny when I type nice to meet you.

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