BI INCLUDE ALL GENDERS? | Q&gAy

[@gabsvb_]

"Sabrina the teenage witch BUT she doesn't go back to hell to get her boyfriend because she's gay now"@ NETFLIX I NEED THIS NOW.

[@jaypop_dance]

Same 😂

[@teambellavsteamalice]

Hmm, is there an official shipname of Sabrina with Prudence? Sabrudence, Spellnight? I ship em so much! 😍

[@travelgirllatina]

OMG yes!

[@valentinazoe]

damn it! spoiler! hahahaha

[@mariakara2419]

dude right that was so good omfg. also he goes to hell i-

[@bimilantonio]

how does society expect me to like men when women look like *THAT*

[@cloepenera1633]

Omg yasss

[@N0tAnEarlyB1rd]

Honestly, truly!! When I was in high school, I clearly remember having little crushes on girls more than anything bcs, to me, there were little to no guys that were attractive at my school!

[@veronika4870]

Exactly!

[@delfinavelkov9138]

TODAYS society does not expect you to like men common

[@neurodivergentenbynightmare]

Same!

[@julia-go5bc]

RED IS YOUR COLOR FOR SURE (taylor swift say YES with me)

[@fangirlinneverland6335]

IDLE AND LAUREN STAN OMG TASTE TASTE TASTE

[@julia-go5bc]

@@fangirlinneverland6335 ARE YOU TOO??? YES YES I FINALLY FIND SOMEONE

[@fangirlinneverland6335]

@@julia-go5bc YES I LOVE THEM BOTH😭I felt so happy when I saw Soojin icon and then clicked bc I was curious and I FELT SO HAPPY AGAIN HSNSJSHSSJ😂🥰💜💜

[@obiwanlechihuahua3368]

AS A SWIFTIE I SAY YES

[@cherhorowitch47]

last time i was this early i thought i was just an ally

[@hjordisbornemark]

Clara Elizabeth haha same

[@aricleveland503]

Girl this made me laugh so hard...I think this how we all started off though

[@amymay6982]

lol k

[@devlinbea]

I define my bisexuality as being attracted to people of different genders and people of the same gender :)

[@GeorgiaBridgersYT]

great definition!

[@Emily-om6sp]

devlinbea same

[@charlotterose6669]

devlinbea same but it’s different to pan because bi is more specific where as pan is regardless of gender.

[@spellcxster9268]

same here! i used to identify as pansexual but started to get annoyed when people said “pansexual means you’d also date trans people!” like... trans people are still boys/girls. i like boys and girls and enby’s. i’m an enby. so i’m bisexual.

[@gabriellaleonard5539]

I define myself as bi but like I wouldnt limit myself to boy and girl ya know it's not that by labeling myself that I'm excluding nonbinary people bc I just like ppl

[@makayla6789]

can i just say i LIVE for when georgia does red aesthetics🤩

[@FreshFabFine]

I’m bisexual and i feel like I can’t talk about it or tell anyone because I am currently in a relationship with a man (who I intend to be with forever now). But it still feels like a big part of my life I can’t talk about. Like attractive women on the street, convos with friends, participate in pride events, etc. Not sure exactly what to do!

[@lorestuart5259]

sounds like you should definitely come out! you don't want to live your life in secrecy, especially not for your (future) husband. also, if you're afraid that he'll or any of your friends wouldn't accept you then maybe they're not the best people to be around..

[@tanishachakrabarty3569]

This is exactly what's happening with me.. N m now messed like anything

[@we.genuinely.think2882]

@CloMarie I'm in the exact same situation. I accepted myself being bisexual, when I started dating my boyfriend, so I didn't tell anyone back then, because for them I now was very straight. I didn't tell my bf for around five months, but when I did, he was the most supporting person you could imagine. I still feel weird about my sexuality from time to time and I can talk about it with him and he always reassures me that it's totally fine and that I'm valid. So telling him was the best thing I ever did. Since then I also came out to a few very close friends (most of them were like, yeah we know, it's obvious...). I only had good experiences so far. I just don't know how to tell my parents and people at university who I'm not that close with, even though I want them to know. I would definitely come out to a few selcted people if I were you, to test out what it feels like. It already helps to have a handful of people to talk to. And I would tell your boyfriend, because if he supports you, that's the best feeling in the world. And if he doesn't... I mean it sucks, but I guess you wouldn't want to be with him anyway. Sorry that this got so long, but I hope I could help you somehow 😊

[@zzz-wk1gk]

You should definitely come out to him. Just tell him your bi and also tell him that you still want to be in a relationship with him and you want to keep that relationship for a long time.

[@Poemsmaker14]

CloMarie im in the same situation! Wanna talk about it?

[@Sam-tl4gn]

To me the difference between bi and pan has always been clear. If you're bi, there's a difference in the way you're attracted to different genders. Or you may even prefer one over the other. If you're pan, gender is typically something you don't really take into account when you're attracted to someone. You just see them as people. So there isn't a conscious difference in the way you're attracted to different genders.

[@GeorgiaBridgersYT]

Sam ` thank you for sharing!

[@larajarratt6043]

I wouldn’t say that a characteristic of bisexuality is that we always take gender into account and don’t see people as just people (in my experience). It’s like when people explain pansexuality as “hearts not parts” and say that only pansexual people care about someone’s personality, it doesn’t sit right with me

[@GeorgiaBridgersYT]

Fiona Meier another great thought! i definitely would agree that bisexuality is not limited to just gender identity

[@Sam-tl4gn]

@@larajarratt6043 Imagine this. You have different flavors of cake. You like multiple ones. Perhaps equally perhaps not. Most importantly, when you are given these different types of cake, you might acknowledge the nuances that differentiate them. The flavors of the cake may not ultimately influence your choice (there's other factors you might want to consider) but you might be very aware of how different they are in the way you like them. On the other hand, it's possible that your only thought when you see them is that they are cakes and that you like cakes and that's the only thing you need to make your decision.

[@clari016]

But they have to be attracted to the gender somehow right? Otherwise what happens with sex? ( sorry if the question seems inappropriate but I am geniunly curious about it)

[@Sarah-ty5ev]

Both bisexual and pansexual people are extremely valid: preach 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@travelgirllatina]

When you came out, it honestly helped me so much. I had only dated boys and I thought it was "too late" to come out, I also thought people wouldn't believe or accept my bisexualtiy. I was 26 when I came out to my family. Now, 2 years later, I'm married to my amazing wife! :)

[@liagem2087]

The fact that you say "im so gay" so many times in this video is the definition of bi culture haha

[@tobitito4969]

No, it's just stupid and is homophobic and biphobic at the same time.

[@microwaveee7537]

tobi tito jeez calm down

[@logandevereux5076]

See I kinda hate it when Pan people say they like boys, girls, and trans people. Because when they say that it’s kinda transphobic because it’s basically saying that trans women or trans guys aren’t real guys and girls. It’s just kinda problematic to me.

[@slenderfoxx3797]

I dont really think its issue. Its not bad to acknowledge the difference between being cis and trans. It's not like being trans lowers your self worth. And that pansexual person was probably just clarifying they include trans people in their dating options as if they just said "male and female" we wouldn't know if they date trans men and women as well. Hardly offensive and nothing to get angry about. I think its important to not use words such as "Transphobic" lightly. Even if somebody isn't general attracted to trans people, that does not make them transphobic

[@antonellapascal6214]

I think the same as you. I mean, if you read the 1990 bisexual manifesto it clearly says that bisexual people are attracted to non-binary people too. I think bisexuality doesn't only include women and men but also all genders. I think both terms mean the same.

[@gwagner3569]

WEIRDEST THING. I literally woke up this morning, and thought “man I miss Georgia” and I get to end my night with this?! I’m BLESSED. Love u my fellow bisexual! Keep being you girly. 💛

[@princessthyemis]

That's cool!

[@juliadempsey5061]

the history of the pansexual identity is that it came about from a community of people who thought that “bisexual” excluded trans people. a lot of people don’t know that history so its ok that people have different understandings of bi vs pan but there isn’t a set definition

[@gaydee_x]

I’m bi and I always explain the way I’m attracted to people as comparing them to Pepsi and coke, as in comparing the taste differences btw Pepsi and coke to how my attraction to people are different, it subtle but it’s there and to me pan ppl just think coke and Pepsi taste the same ?? I hope that makes sense

[@julianne1183]

Haydee Galindo omg thank you so much, i finally understand the difference between bi and pan i’m so happy 🥺

[@abigailforsmark6226]

I wanna like this but it's at 69 likes and I don't want to mess it up

[@microwaveee7537]

Abby u can like it now it’s at 105

[@veniceslibrary]

After coming out to my mum, and finding it a little weird bringing the conversation up again (because I didn't feel like I had all the answers anyway) I showed her Georgia's video with her mum asking questions as well as Shannon Beveridge interviewing her dad and it helped her SO much! Seeing other parents going through the same thing really makes a difference in understanding and acceptance :)

[@teambellavsteamalice]

Yeah both are great videos, good choice!

[@brittanysavard4218]

Dr. Seuss reincarnate returns as gay Jennifer Lawrence/Sabrina Spellman hybrid.

[@merdwx11]

i'm bisexual and like you, am attracted to all genders, but i still see a difference. for example, i'm often more attracted to girls or femininity than boys or masculinity. what i think is that (but i could be wrong) pansexuality is basically being 'genderblind', meaning that they don't feel or see the difference between genders. i'm more comfortable using the label bisexual because it's not like that with me

[@ellabeaumont4700]

I’m bi and I think I would probably be considered pan bc I care more about personality than anything else. But bisexual just feels right

[@yosagc2518]

Ella same

[@aliyacaldwell8690]

I think a nice way to define bisexuality (and the way that I use it in reference to my own sexuality) is that the "BI" in the word (which means two) refers to 1) people with the same gender identity as me and 2) people with a different gender identity than me (aka everyone else) aka the "bi" does NOT refer to 1) men and 2) women.

[@stefsj9511]

To me being bisexual is having the ability to feel love and/or attraction to people of both (bi=2) sexes, regardless of gender identity.

[@izstrella]

The hair, the blazer, the chains - OH MY GOSH, I LOVE THIS LOOK SO MUCH!

[@jellyfish4890]

I love gay Sabrina.

[@felixandsomebricks4258]

I literally stopped what I was doing immediately and came to watch this because you haven't made a video in a while and I just love them

[@kasiethompson2712]

I feel the same way with bisexuality and that’s what I mean when I say I’m bisexual! Thank you for explaining because I didn’t know if my definition was okay!❤️

[@MC-pd2ou]

Only Georgia can make an intro over 5 minutes long

[@whimsibee4401]

And still make it interesting enough to make me want to watch every second of it

[@mariahc8558]

I'm straight but I love to learn about others. I'm happy that Georgia is helping others to feel comfortable with themselves. She's a queen and I can't wait to see the vlog. 💗💗 My friend is bi and I'm happy for him 😊

[@RachelAnnTaylor]

I'm bi, but I've always looked at it like this.....I'm attracted to my gender (a lady) and other genders. I look at everyone as people but I'd still describe myself as bi :P

[@peytonmyers4215]

Didn't realize Summer was taking over this channel. I stan ❤️

[@saggguy7]

I have so many thoughts on this topic so please excuse what I know is going to be a lot of rambling (tl;dr at end) But what’s hard about labeling sexuality is that it’s very personal, and so labels mean something a little bit different to everyone that uses them. No one can really be the authority to decide what these words mean for everyone. That doesn’t make labels useless - They can be helpful because they can give us a sense of community and help us share common experiences. In communication with other people, they can give us a broad understanding of a person’s sexuality (for example, a person who identifies as pan can probably be assumed to be attracted to all genders, a person who is bi can be assumed to be attracted to multiple genders, etc.) but we still haven’t come to enough consensus on these terms to assume too much about a person’s experience simply from the label they’re using. And I believe that no two people experience their sexuality the exact same way, so I don’t even know if coming up with universally agreed upon definitions of different sexualities is possible. That said, I think we can further refine these definitions/come up with new ones to help make communication easier as well as to help us find more people who share our experiences. An example of this that’s already happening is with the terms polysexual and omnisexual. These terms came in to use when people had open conversations about the nuances of their sexuality and realized the diversity that exists among people who are attracted to multiple genders. The community came up with terms to reflect that diversity, and now there are new communities forming around those terms. I guess what I’m saying is is that I’m really glad that this conversation is happening because I recognize the need for more clarity on these terms. When we all talk about what *we* mean when we use a term, it helps us come to a better consensus. But even with that, I think we need to recognize that one word can only ever give us so much information about someone’s experience. So I think we need to respect everyone’s differing experiences with/uses of these terms and try not to assume too much based on one word someone uses to label themself. Idk, just some thoughts I have because I think about these different labels and what they mean quite often ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i hope that all makes at least some sense lol TL;DR sexuality is complicated and individual to each person and therefore, so is the language we use to describe it , so we can’t assume too much detail based on the label someone uses. We need to keep having these conversations to further clarify these definitions, while respecting that there isn’t really consensus on these terms right now, so no one is really an authority to decide what other people should mean when they use them.

[@we.genuinely.think2882]

You laughed about the idea that you could be one of the youtubers who helps people accept their sexuality, but you helped me so much coming to terms with my bisexuality. So don't laugh about it, your videos are very important for a lot of people 💕

[@oliverhendrickson9839]

To me being Bisexual is having types of people, like you have a type of boy, a type of girl, etc. Being pansexual is having one type and whoever fits into that one type it who you are into regardless of gender.

[@miriam9352]

I loved how you talked about pansexuality, we are valid

[@niyaweston4225]

you have really inspired me to come out and im really 100% happyer now that i have

[@totallynotacultleader]

Oh my god thank you so much for explaining the difference between bisexuality and pansexuality. I’ve been trying to figure out whether I am bi or pan and I haven’t heard someone explain it as clear as you have just now ❤️ thankyouthankyou I love your content keep being amazing!!

[@valentinotru]

The first video I saw from you was the one with your mom. I’m so glad it came into my suggestions because it really helped me back then and I love everything you talk about, your advices helps lots of people including myself. Even just seeing you makes my day happier. I adore everything about you Georgia! Thank you!🥺❤️

[@samriley9184]

aaaahhh always with the red.. it looks amazing on her

[@lilylastarza4983]

Literally so glad your on KZbin!!! No one on KZbin talks about things that are relevant to me and you create content that I connect with so much😊 thank youuuuuuuu!

[@physicalmediamp4]

YES GEORGIA!!! i was so nervous given the question of being bi + what that includes bc so many non bi people tend to define what being bi is for us. being bi has always included all genders and i love seeing that from you as well! much love 💗💜💙

[@savannasingersongwriter8985]

“My happiness is just as valid as anyone else’s happiness” LOVE THIS ! 🌈🔥👏🏻

[@frenchie8388]

I’m attracted to both genders and identify as bi but I’ve always questioned it because if I were to spend the rest of my life with one person I would prefer them to be a girl. Then I thought am I not bi and tried to stop myself finding guys attractive but I obviously can’t control that. Dunno if anyone else relates to that

[@raccoon_bones]

Frenchie have a preference towards one gender is valid and actually really common, there’s no need to pretend to be/stop urself from being something else :)

[@Claudia-hn4tk]

carrots exactly, there's nothing wrong in being attracted to different genders in different ways, I don't think there's anyone who experiences attraction in the same way towards every gender. So don't worry😊

[@salomeking591]

I relate to this a lot and going through this rn

[@Nifaratheicon]

Frenchie I completely do. I’ve been in love with a man before but I think my second and forever love will probably be a woman. I hope it is a woman . Idk what it is but I currently feel that men just lack the emotional intelligence that women have and I really want that deeper connection that I would have with a woman. I hope that makes sense

[@lockheart619]

I relate to this. For the longest time I have suppressed my feelings towards women and tried to convince myself that I was straight. When I finally accepted that I was attracted to females, I felt so much comfortable expressing my attraction towards them. I feel like because I suppressed these feelings for so long, it's almost like I'm trying to compensate for all those years of internal homophobia. Nevertheless, I think men are attractive but when you have magical creatures like women gracing the Earth...I sometimes think I would prefer to spend the rest of my life with a female. I still identify as bisexual, but lean towards women more. Sexuality is fluid and is a spectrum after all.

[@rivereatswords]

if i could wake up every day to the sound of your intro music i’d go through every morning happy and excited cause it’d feel like i was gonna get to see your video

[@princessthyemis]

Me too, come to think of it!

[@fallonhunt1529]

Bi queen

[@rosanashepherd9874]

so after watching this video i went back and rewatched the one with your mum asking questions (the first one i ever watched) and you seemed uncomfortable and kind of shy and i look at you now and i can see how much you've grown and become more comfortable as yourself, you're so confident and proud and unapollagetically you and i so so admire you for that! and you said that you were going to speak up about your sexuality and be an advocate for others and inspire them and make them laugh, all of which you have done, and i just wanna say thank you for being a bi queen and helping me to understand my sexuality better and know what's in my heart ♡ p.s. you're my favourite youtuber! p.p.s sorry this is so long lol

[@lofa852]

ok i am supposed to give my definitions so here we go (from a bisexual): bisexual to me means attraction to two or more gender identities, including non binarys (and NOT transphobic!) bisexuals also may have a preference (mine is girls.) pansexual, as i have heard, was ‘hearts not parts.’ pansexuals dont care what gender you are, they dont care about that. they mostly fall in love with people, not gender. thats my personal definitions (i am not pansexual so that ones not very trustworthy 😂)

[@capituate9042]

ana luisa mariano oliveira Same. And I don’t understand why people become so upset with that

[@ninatanlaven7154]

ana luisa mariano oliveira that’s a personal preference, but as a whole bisexuality doesn’t limit that

[@blanca9255]

ana luisa mariano oliveira that’s transphobic let me tell u

[@capituate9042]

nina tanlaven yes, preference. Some people call it transphobic lmao. Ie. the person above this reply

[@capituate9042]

blancahernandez “two or more gender identities” I like cis male and cis females. It is not transphobic to have a preference, nor do I want to put them through the scrutiny of my family. NOT transphobic.

[@chuckkecheese]

ok, I need to say this somewhere feel free to not read this ever!!!! thank you SO MUCH Georgia for explaining your definition of bisexual!!! although I'm even more confused about my sexuality now, hearing you say everything you said has really made me feel like I'm valid and that I belong in the world!!! I didn't know I needed to hear it until u said it!!!! thank you so much again I appreciate you and support you to the end!!!

[@deenawest6178]

Georgia I love your videos and your view on sexuality. You’re helping me sort through my own thoughts on bisexuality and making things more clear for me☺️

[@wordsrhard_]

18:35 I felt the same way and I started reading a lot and writing down every word I didn’t know :) changed everything, highly recommend!

[@ruhiyyihmiller1767]

We stan a bi Dr. Seuss

[@il0v3kn1v3s]

Straight: I want cola Gay: I want pepsi Bisexual: I like both or a mixture of the two Pansexual: I don't taste the difference Asexual/Aromantic: I'll just have water please 😊

[@carrieellis6163]

After a year of slowly coming out to different people I am out to the world as bisexual... only to admit to myself today that I’m biromantic but homosexual. It’s a lot... Part of why I hung on to the bisexual identity for so long is because I don’t want to leave this beautiful community. I still don’t, and I’m quite scared. I’m scared of the discrimination I will unavoidably face as a lesbian. I’m scared to live a life that my family will never truly support. But here we are. Thank you, Georgia Bridgers, Keara Graves, and the entire bisexual community, for validating and supporting me through so much. I know hardly anyone will read this, but I wanted to hug you goodbye. I’m not going to stop loving y’all of course, but it’s different. I’m saying goodbye to the version of me who belonged with you. In order to accept the goodness this change will bring, I must feel the grief that its loss causes.

[@moonyloops]

Society: bi is bad Georgia: *exists* Me: um.. you expect me to be straight when georgia is here?

[@loverrlee]

“And here we are!” I’m so glad you changed your mind about coming out of the closet. Your videos are really helping me come to terms with mine. Thank you. 💗💗💗

[@Kvur38163]

your intro will forever be my favorite, it never gets old😻

[@Alina-qb6qk]

Thank you, Georgia! You’ve helped so much in the process of accepting myself and coming out ✨💕💜💕

[@julietbeck4792]

I love Sabrina the teen witch she will always be my celebrity crush, and you are that KZbinr to me (the one who helps me when I doubt myself). Keep Being You. BTW I love your podcast.

[@sheridanmusic]

the red look really suits you 💋

[@BriannaLorraine]

My cousin outed me when I was 16, way before I was even ready to talk or fully think about it. She told all of our family, her friends, and people at church. Then her mother told the family I would harm the young girl cousins. It was excruciating and awful, but thankfully I was able to reel it in for the most part, and came out completely when I was almost 21 in the way I wanted. I’m grateful I had the chance to own my coming out story because not everyone who is outed gets that

[@BriannaLorraine]

I’m a lesbian, and engaged to the love of my fricken life😊

[@lockheart619]

The look Georgia is serving us!

[@floor4752]

also this video was such a good pep talk for me. your videos always inspire me to accept myself and be myself and of course they make me smile. so thank u 💞

[@eleanormoody226]

I really like your explanation of bi and pan because I’ve just come out to myself and a few friends and since then I’ve thought about being pan. Pansexual doesn’t feel like the right word and your explanation is the best way to explain why I don’t feel like Pansexual is how i identity.

[@savannapatterson5368]

11:43 As a pansexual I can say you summed that up pretty well but the way I would explain it is I can be attracted to someone who looks cute or because of their looks but when goes into gender I would be considered "gender blind" or when it comes to dating gender isn't important to me. For example I could turn someone down because they aren't my type, or I could turn them down because I don't like their personality / or because I don't think our personalities would do well together in a relationship but I cant turn someone down because of their gender. I will still respect pronouns but it doesn't matter what they are. i hope that helped anyone.

[@maikaathom_]

I dropped everything I was doing to watch this. As we all should

[@JordyHaynes13]

i’ve been watching you since your coming out video... you have helped me so much georgia! ily!!

[@musicluffler]

we love a necklace-layering queen

[@LindsaySkye392]

I’m pan and I see it as caring more about people/personality than caring about gender or even appearance. I’m cute but I find myself liking people that other people don’t find attractive. people are attractive to me bc of who they are, not how they present.

[@Kiropasiruty]

I feel like you nailed that I'm pan and thats one of the best comparisons I've heard in a while

[@sarapalacios5430]

bi and pan can be used interchangeably for some people and for others the difference is important

[@lolajett-beachley974]

Georgia’s videos always make me so happy!

[@miajosephine1908]

Hi Georgia, I’ve recently been swaying in and out of identifying as pansexual and bisexual and genuinely the way you just described the two there was so helpful so thank you !!!

[@Zacahry03]

Hey I bisexual and it still hard for me when I came out I don’t know how to keep it together

[@PokeyStix]

Talk it out with someone man. You'll get there

[@floor4752]

my little sister has asked me countless times if I’m gay and I don’t like lying like that so most of the times I’ve said ‘I don’t know’ but it just sucks. I wish I could just tell her to not ask but that feels like a confirmation ugh #closetedproblems

[@faithdavis4915]

the sirens in the back made my dog howl and then summers squeaky toy made him do a head turn so thank you so much for that because i love it when he does that 🥺

[@secretbialt9801]

This is the definition of "Bisexual" that I identify with most (and that many other Bi+ people agree with): “I call myself bisexual because I acknowledge that I have in myself the potential to be attracted - romantically and/or sexually - to people of more than one gender, not necessarily at the same time, not necessarily in the same way, and not necessarily to the same degree.” - Robyn Ochs

[@mayamg5770]

YAY SHES BACK! love you and your videos so much

[@larajarratt6043]

I think a reason that people think bisexuality is attraction to only men and women is because of the “bi” part but it’s there as kind of a linguistic holdover from when society viewed attraction based on just sexes (of which there are two) and not genders. I hope that makes sense but I’m writing this at 4am so I’m aware that it may not

[@GeorgiaBridgersYT]

very insightful! i agree with you with the wording of "bi" - which can also relate to binary. well just the more reason to keep educating people! thank you for sharing

[@adriana7665]

this is exactly how i feel about it !! i try to explain this but people don’t really understand it or agree with what i’m saying.

[@alphaz27]

Usually your eyes are like SUPER captivating but I really liked this Lipstick

[@JuliannaWiner]

i just love you thank you for existing

[@chercerise7627]

RED is the warmest color 🌹

[@tanyabarton123]

I’m with you, sister. I moved to Manhattan from a small town in Wisconsin 5 months ago & I am still adjusting! You got this!

[@noir_arcade3824]

My dog went bloody mental when he heard summer playing with her toy!😂😂

[@misguided_ghost]

omg your dog is adorable!

[@isabellad2043]

I came out as bi to my mom and aunt before I came out to my dad because I knew they were more open minded than him. When I did eventually come out to him, he basically said it was just a phase. I don't think I will ever come out to my grandparents. My grandma might say a prayer over me if I do. 😂😭

[@merdwx11]

can i just say that your haircut is very pretty and because it looks so good on you i'm very tempted to get the same haircut,,,, someone stop me lol

[@thatspiderlady3338]

I totally agree with you on that definition of Bisexual, that's pretty much how I feel too. I can understand why people would want to put me un the pansexual identity, but that's not what I identify myself as because it doesn't feel as right as bisexual, for me personally. Loved the video, ur cute as hell! ^.^

[@charliedavies8776]

I feel exactly the same about coming out!! I thought I was the only one who felt like they were hiding a part of themselves before coming out. Thank you so much for this video Georgia ❤❤❤

[@yavahaoglesby7610]

I'm pansexual and I think the main difference is that Bi is a broader term for many types of attractions while Pan is a more specific. Everyone who is Bi is not Pan while Pan can fit into the Bi label if someone so chooses. The main thing is that people choose these labels for various reasons so no definition will ever fit all (trust me I have looked and there's always debate). If you want to know why I identify as pan I'd be happy to explain!

[@rachellim9697]

You're always so entertaining and inspirational! 😭 Thank you for making this video! 💕

[@Viajeramzm4]

Yes my mom is the same.. actually I was reading an article about trans people and she said "you are that?" and i smiled and say "no, mom thats not me but they are still valid" yep Bi its difficult to explain for some people but yet

[@allisonxpayne]

Georgia: ~moves to New York~ Coronavirus: Let me introduce myself

[@beau880]

I really like your def if differences between the two

[@corinnaj8394]

22 minutes of Georgia?! 😍

[@itskayla9735]

Dark colors are so good you 🤩

[@qtkoi]

You’re so inspiring 😩

[@andreav3379]

THAT IS A LOOK

[@_riippuu]

You explained bisexuality and pansexuality so well that now I'm questioning myself for using the term bi 🤔 I mean, I really usually care about the personality more and can feel strong attraction only after getting to know them a bit but I still don't feel pan.

[@emilyf9288]

bisexuals also care about personality just as much!! saying otherwise kinda implies we're a bit shallow, which isnt true ofc. bisexuals love personality just like anyone of any sexuality would :)

[@_riippuu]

@@emilyf9288 Oh I completely understand that. What I meant by being attracted to "personality" was the distinction between sexes and genders. Some people say that pansexual are "gender blind" meaning that the gender does not make a difference to the way they're attracted to people whereas with bi people the way or the things you're attracted to may wary between the genders you're attracted to, if that makes sense.

[@_riippuu]

@@emilyf9288 So I was just stating that I tend to go for the personality more and don't really recard the person's gender in any way rather than seeing them as a person of a certain gender + their personality, you know?

[@pamelarojas7754]

I was just wondering when you were going to upload 😂 I love you Georgia ♥️

[@Meggi1314]

so basically you’re attracted to femininity and masculinity...? like you’re aware of the femininity and masculinity of people whereas some people don’t care.

[@echoesofnewwords]

i don't know if i can express how grateful i am that you addressed being bi vs being pan--i had been meaning to ask you if you would talk about it. it's so heartbreaking to see how much transphobia there is when it comes to people talking about bisexuality especially, because it hurts both the bi and pan communities. excluding trans/non-binary/gender-nonconforming people from who you could be attracted to is not "just a preference," it's transphobic, and it has nothing to do with your label. i knew you would approach this subject with love and the fact that you are committed to sharing how open you are to learn more is part of why you are my favorite youtuber.

[@GeorgiaBridgersYT]

thank YOU so much for your kind and beautifully written comment! happy to help in any way and looking forward to getting more educated so i can educate my audience even more! thank you for the support, means the world

[@echoesofnewwords]

@@GeorgiaBridgersYT i seriously appreciate your reply so much too, and i'm incredibly happy to support you georgia💗

[@PeterTheCatMan]

Can I ask you a question genuinely? I consider myself a lesbian. If someone Identifies as a girl I can be attracted to them no problem. But when it comes down to sex, I just can't do it with a penis. I just feel like it should not be near me like that in that way. Even if I like the person. Is that transphobic?

[@we.genuinely.think2882]

@@PeterTheCatMan I'm not Georgia but I wouldn't say that this is transphobic, you just aren't attracted to penises, so nothing wrong to not want to have sex with a person who has one. It isn't transphobic to not wanting to have sex with a trans person. It would only be transphobic if you insulted them for having a penis. And also nothing wrong with liking a trans woman. Romantic feelings and sexual feelings can differ. It's not a bad thing as long as you're respectful about it

[@echoesofnewwords]

@@PeterTheCatMan i would say it would be best to get the opinion of someone who is trans, i'm not trans so i don't really think it would be fair for me to say it is or isn't transphobic. it seems like your heart is in the right place, so just always be open to talking about it. maybe you'll meet someone who could change your mind.

[@Leo-nq1sb]

Another way to explain the bi vs pan thing is that to me (a bi person) it feels different when I'm attracted to a guy than I do when im attracted to a girl. That doesn't mean I'm attracted to their gender, just that it plays a role in the attraction.

[@reesespuffs4869]

Leo thats exactly how i feel about it too!!

[@goo6763]

the actual difference is that bisexuality is a spectrum though, just so you know :)