Fagbug Nation Page #5

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where ever there's hate,

there's also love, you

just have to look for it.

I love the fact that you

stopped at the Rainbow House

right across from

Fred Phelp's church

because he is the biggest

bigot in the world.

And I've had people ask me

why hasn't somebody shot him

it's like, 'cause none of

us want to make a martyr

out of him that's why.

My comment on that is the

bullet is scared to hit 'em.

(laughter)

[Erin] How did you

feel about this house

when they painted it?

A breath of fresh air.

When they finished painting it,

and that flag went up, the

United States flag flying

the way it was designed

to fly, proudly.

and the rainbow flag below it.

That's what freedom's about.

Freedom to express

ourselves any way in this

United States that we

feel comfortable doing.

We actually have

a third boyfriend.

We were trying to get him

to meet up with us but

we're a throuple, so

there's three of us.

[Erin] Like a triad?

Yeah, a triad.

We call it a throuple

instead of a couple.

[Erin] How do your

families respond to that?

Well, that's real interesting

because Noni's parents know

Todd's family knows but

I haven't talked to my

family about it at all, 'cause

it's like I said before,

I'm really scared

what would happen

if they rejected me.

I have a great family

and we're really close.

We've just never talked

about it any of this.

I knew about there

being gay people

and I knew about straight

people, so I thought

there was maybe something

kind of wrong with me.

Maybe I wasn't

all the way gay or

all the way straight.

"Do other people have crushes

on both boys and girls?"

But then when you

talk to your friends,

"No, no way!"

"No way, ew!"

The other girls were like,

"No way, I wouldn't have a

crush on a girl, that's gross."

So it was like I knew I

was definitely different.

But then I knew I wasn't

different in the ways that like

the gay kids were different.

So I couldn't figure that

out and so I thought maybe

there was just something

weird or freakish about me

or something, I didn't

know about bisexuality.

I just sort of carried it

with me, almost like a secret.

I'm pansexual,

which means I see

people for who they are

and I don't classify

as male or female.

[Erin] So you just

have more of an emotional

connection with people?

Yes.

[Erin] Do people

understand that mostly or no?

I think mostly people are like

say the same thing like,

"Oh, bisexual" but it's

completely different

because if I classified

people as their gender,

they may not associate

with that gender.

It's all a matter

of how they feel

but I connect to people in

general, regardless of sex.

[Erin] So you don't

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