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Originally Posted by sarahsweets
Some people prefer not to hide it. And for someone who may have been marginalized or discriminated against because of their sexuality it may be more empowering for them to share it openly.
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Yes, I think it becomes more significant or even major to a person's identity when their form of sexuality is considered taboo or rare...that could go either way...someone silently living in shame...or someone out protesting for their voice and rights to be acknowledged.
For me, my sexuality is important to me but I'm not sure that I'd call it a big part of my identity. Though without it, I would feel different or sad so it must be at least a significant part of my Self.