Shannon Purser otvára o sexuálnosti – Shannon Purser o úzkosti o jej sexuality
Barb bol nepochybne najlepším charakteromCudzie veci (normcore ikona, ak chceš) a úlohu katapultovanej herečky Shannon Purser na novú úroveň slávy. Purser je už od vírusovej show celkom aktívny na sociálnych médiách a nedávno otvoril fanúšikom úzkosť, ktorú zažila v súvislosti s jej sexualitou.
“Spokojnosť s vašou sexualitou je proces,” napísala v sérii tweets nižšie. “Bude to v poriadku, keby som to vedel skôr, ďalšia vec, ktorú by som chcela vedieť o sexualite, je to pomalé, môže to definovať toľko, koľko chceš. je to to, akoby ste mali strach o ňom, hlavne sa snažím vyrovnať sa s ňou a mojou vierou, môže to byť naozaj strašidelné. “
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Barb is undoubtedly the best character, a normcore icon if you will, and Shannon Pursers catapulted role to a new level of fame. Purser has been quite active on social media since the viral show and recently opened up to fans about the anxiety she experienced regarding her sexuality. “Comfort with your sexuality is a process,” she wrote in a series of tweets below. “It will be okay if I knew it earlier. Another thing I want to know about sexuality is that its slow. It can define as much as you want. Its like being afraid of it, especially trying to cope with it and my faith, it can be really scary.”
“Comfort with your sexuality is a process. It will be okay. I wish I knew it earlier.” – Shannon Purser (@shannonpurser) April 11, 2017
“Another thing I want to know about sexuality is that its slow. It can define as much as you want.” – Shannon Purser (@shannonpurser) April 11, 2017
“Either way, I know what its like to be afraid of it. Especially trying to cope with it and my faith. It can be really scary.” – Shannon Purser (@shannonpurser) April 11, 2017
“But it will be okay. You will be okay. No, youll be great.” – Shannon Purser (@shannonpurser) April 11, 2017
Shoutout to this amazing girl for being so open. We are nominated for a Webby award – but we need you to win the vote! Vote for the Women and Weapons project here.