Community | September 24, 2009 | 2 comments

Mika: 'Bisexual, if you need a term for me'

source: http://www.pinknews.co.uk/news/articles/2005-14195.html

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The BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter Mika, whose sexuality has been the subject of rumour since he entered the public eye in early 2007, said this month, "Call me bisexual, if you need a term for me."

Does he need a label?
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2 comments // Mika: 'Bisexual, if you need a term for me'

  • J_Jammer
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    • You can tell that he is via his lyrics of his new CD. But then again he is also trying to be just as he states....unlableish. Like ambiguous and not IN YOUR FACE about what he prefers .

      His music is good and if he "chooses a side" he'll hurt his lyrics and what they could mean for other people. If he stated that he was gay then people would look at his lyrics differently....just like if he stated he was straight. That he stated he likes to have less limits on who he can be attracted to makes his lyrics just as open and he has not lied about his sexuality even though he might be a true bisexual (whatever the hell that is).

      In my wonderful opinion sexuality shouldn't matter and if it does matter then someone should check themselves. Sexual escapades really should be kept to one's self. The only reason someone shares is to brag. Why should someone else care how many times you've done it and with who? What does it do for them? Why should they care how you do it either? It's prideful to share more so than anything. And the very small amount of info one can get from it that would be helpful could very well be read from a book....it's not helpful as much as it's singling people out for what they have and have not done.

      I saw an interview with him when his first CD came out (har har) and they asked him about that and I was like...really? Why does that matter? He was not making it an issue. He was not throwing his sexuality around via crass comments about hot guys or girls or stating anything about sex in his lyrics blatantly. He just wanted to be appreciated for his lyrics and singing talent. Why do people have to always feel the need to dig further?

      Appreciate people for who they are and what they choose to share and respect them when they'd rather not focus on something in their life. Forcing the issue doesn't make the situation any prettier.

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