(Video) Vanessa Carlton Comes Out as Bisexual
Singer Vanessa Carlton announced Saturday that she is a "proud bisexual woman." I wonder why she has decided to come out at this time? Could it be an attempt to get some publicity? Does anybody really care whether Carlton likes to sleep with women or not? I will say that she's a pretty decent singer-songwriter. You can watch a video of her hit "A Thousand Miles" below.
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Post a CommentNot familiar with her myself.
And why not? At our core, are we all not part of the characteristics ascribed to each gender?