Coming Clean With Girls/Girls/Boys

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by lgbtq

By xXSmolEmoBeanXx

(I'm female, and I'm just saying this so this makes sense)

This happened at the end of last school year/ the beginning of last summer. I was contemplating if I was into girls as well as guys. i listened to "Girls/Girls/Boys" by Panic! at the Disco, and "Coming Clean" by Green Day a lot during this time period. I was bi-curious for about a month and a half at this point. A few weeks later, I got asked out by one of my girl-friends, and I obviously said yes, because I wanted to see what it was like to have a girlfriend, and about a week later I came out as bi, by making a post on Instagram: Billie Joe Armstrong, I look up to you so much. A few months ago I started questioning my sexuality. I am now bisexual and I look up to you more than ever. You are a huge inspiration to me. You helped me figure out who I really was. Still Breathing helped me get through my freshman year of high school. Still Breathing is such a personal song for me. I was born 3 months early, and weighed 1lb. 5oz. I almost didn't make it. I am now a black belt entering my sophomore year of high school. I went to your concert in Pittsburgh. Thank you so much for helping get through my Freshman Year and give me a song I can connect my life story to. You are amazing and I can't thank you enough for everything your music did for me this past year.🙏🏼❤️🏳️‍🌈

And recently I got tickets to see Panic! at the Disco for my birthday, and I can't wait! I will probably wear a bisexual flag as a cape for that concert.Brendon Urie/Panic! at the Disco helped me come out to my parents, with the song "Girls/Girls/Boys", and I can't thank him enough for what Panic! at the Disco has done for me over the past year.

Billie Joe Armstrong and Brendon Urie's songs helped me come out to my parents and helped me discover who I really am and I can't thank them enough for everything they've done for me over the past year and a half.