Nevertheless, Emma still occasionally receives dismissive comments, even from individuals who are well-intentioned.
“It is still difficult to hear statements such as’mate, you’re just confused’ or ‘just say you’re bisexual and be done with it,'” she stated, emphasizing her resolve to avoid labels that restrict her.
“I am unwilling to be constrained by the restricted knowledge of another individual.” We are perpetually discovering new aspects of ourselves; this is the essence of growth and development.
Emma anticipates that abrosexuality will be universally recognized and embraced in the future. “I aspire to the day when abrosexuality will be accepted as a natural part of one’s identity,
Rather than as a means of maintaining a “trendy” image, as some of the unkind comments I have received imply,” she stated.
Emma expressed her newfound confidence in her identity, stating, “I am no longer apprehensive about my sexuality because it is logical to me, and in the end, that is all that truly matters.”
