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    Gillian Anderson Reveals She Identifies as Pansexual, Reflects on Relationships with Women: ‘I Didn’t Have the Language’
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    Gillian Anderson Reveals She Identifies as Pansexual, Reflects on Relationships with Women: ‘I Didn’t Have the Language’


    Gillian Anderson Reveals She Identifies as Pansexual, Reflects on Relationships with Women: ‘I Didn’t Have the Language’

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    2. Prudent-Pressure2146 on

      I swear I’ve known this since the 90s, great that she has language she feels comfortable in now 

    8. babyitscoldoutside00 on

      She is absolutely gorgeous. I didn’t really have an opinion on her looks one way or another until I saw her in Sex Education. She was stunning in that.

    10. rayybloodypurchase on

      Thrilled to have one of the most bi/pan-coded celebrity women finally officially part of the club!

    22. JungleJay57 on

      Yas Queen!! Could we love her anymore?! She was definitely one of my bisexual awakenings as a kid. Dana Scully, you paved a way for women to get into STEM!

    23. camillepreakers on

      I went down a Gillian Anderson gossip rabbit hole recently after watching Camp Miasma and the stories are wild y’all 😭 there are so many stories and they might not be true, but they always say that: 1. she’s not a great person to be around and 2. she’s REALLY into women with big butts.

      People that were rumoured to have hooked up with her include: Jodie Foster, Megan Mullally, Tyra Banks, Megan Fox, Sharon Stone, Bebe Neuwirth, Helen Hunt, an adult model from London who almost outed their relationship to The Sun, some strippers in Vancouver

    27. mothership00 on

      I’m a gay man but I’m actually pansexual for Gillian Anderson. My one lifelong woman crush.

    29. TheElusiveHolograph on

      My situation has a different from hers, but having the right language is so important. I did not get to live my authentic life because I did not have the language or even an understanding of what it meant to be asexual. I always thought there was something wrong with me and kept continuing having sexual relationships hoping it would one day click for me because I didn’t understand why everyone else was enjoying this thing that was so unenjoyable to me. Until I reached my 40’s and saw an explanation of the asexuality spectrum and was like “ohhhh”. It’s somewhat devastating to learn that I could have lived an entirely different life had I just known this.

      Representation matters a lot. And I’m so glad Gillian has the language to understand herself better now.