Miley Cyrus dared to do more in her music and became famous for who she wanted to be.
She has avoided social norms since she began as Hannah Montana on Disney and her worldwide pop star image makeover.
Over the years, she has shared how she came to be discovered and the process of going through public scrutiny at a young age.
With not a trace of remorse, she is unapologetically herself, motivating others worldwide to be themselves.
While she is an outspoken advocate of LGBTQ+ rights, Miley Cyrus is always a topic of discussion whenever she speaks about her own gender and s**ual orientation.
She has alluded to past romantic relationships but has never revealed their nature.
In the current interview, Miley revealed a major part of her personality, which her fans had long guessed.
Since 2014, Cyrus has advocated for inclusion through her Happy Hippie Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps homeless youth, especially LGBTQ+ youth.
She was an ally to gay people when she put out My Heart Beats for Love through her dedication to a gay friend.
She first spoke about her autonomous personality during her younger days and gradually talked about her growing identity knowledge.
The star considered a famous 2009 picture when she recalled an important exchange.
Instead of choosing stylish clothes, she chose ordinary casual sweatpants and a warm sweater.
She realized we didn’t understand she was bis**ual by observing this picture, so she was surprised we had difficulty.
The funny remark showed her true self-perception as a teenager behind the joke.
Until recently, Cyrus never found her own identity; however, her path to self-discovery unfolded in a few poignant moments.
She gave Variety an on-the-record interview in which she discussed her gender and s3xual self-discovery for the very first time.
Throughout her whole life she never knew her gender and s3xuality.
Prior to her fame, Cyrus experienced a personal epiphany in her identity in her early life.
Shooting Hannah Montana prompted Miley Cyrus to start seeking out who she actually was as a human being.
My education was initiated in grade 4 or 5. She started life with a female partner.
She rejected the term bis**ual when she grew up and encountered these imposed labels.
“I always hated the word ‘bis3xual’ because that’s even putting me in a box,” she explained.
She reveals that she examines personal preference without considering whether someone is male or female.
During her Los Angeles visit she found a new understanding when she met someone at an LGBTQ+ center who saw gender differently.
She remembered the moment when she met someone who refused to choose between male or female identity.
“Looking at them, they were both: beautiful and s3xy and tough but vulnerable and feminine but masculine,” she explained.
The experience taught her for the first time in her life that someone truly understood her authentic self.
“Once I understood my gender more, which was unassigned, then I understood my s3xuality more,” she said.
“I was like, ‘Oh—that’s why I don’t feel straight and I don’t feel gay. It’s because I’m not.’”
Her individual discovery helped her understand herself better and produced unanticipated effects on her family members.
After watching The Voice her mother fell apart because a contestant credited Miley for bringing her the power to reveal her identity.
“My mom started crying,” Miley shared.
“She was like, ‘I’m so sorry about the way I was when you were that age and coming out.’”
Miley’s mother accepted her identity when she saw another young person experiencing these same challenges in their life.
This realization between them built their bond and resolved previous arguments between them.
Miley Cyrus took many years to figure out who she really is but she has now fully accepted her authentic self.
She reveals her pans3xuality by saying she senses future partners through emotional bonds disregarding their gender.
The community has fully backed her choices making her a real leader in LGBTQ+ society.
Through this announcement Miley wants to help others who seek their true identity.
