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So, a little while back, I was at a party and after a couple glasses of wine, me and

my friends were talking about relationships and hooking up and all that kind

of stuff. And I think I did something wrong. So, I've been asking around just to see

if I'm the asshole here. All right. So, I'm going to do something

little unconventional with you. So, like, not to take up this whole interview talking

about myself. No, please, I'm curious. So, I was at a party and another friend of mine,

who I know is a woman and has dated both women and men, referred to herself as queer rather

than bisexual. And when I was like, oh, I thought you were bisexual, she said, no, no,

I don't use that term. I prefer to call myself queer. And I said, oh, okay, well, why is that?

And she said, well, because bisexual enforces the gender binary. And I don't do that. And I was

like, oh, okay. And I just kind of felt like, wait, does that mean that I do? Like, what are

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