Sinéad O'Connor Opens Up About Sexuality
One of the most iconic figures in the world of music, Sinead O Connor, has never shied away from expressing her views and feelings about her identity and sexuality. When she came out as a lesbian in , it was a significant moment in her life and career. She admitted she had spent most of her life with men because she was uncomfortable being a lesbian.
The iconic singer recently sat down with Pride Source to discuss a number of topics , including her relationship with the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender LGBT community, as well as her own sexuality. But I think maybe females are different -- what makes us want to have sex with someone is that we like their personality. In , she famously came out as a lesbian after also announcing to the world that she had been ordained as a Catholic priest. The singer has also been married to a number of men throughout the course of her lifetime. To pre-order the album, head here.
But also, high profile covers were about positive representation, visibility, and giving voice to the women who were standing with our community. We wanted their affirmation, we wanted to pledge allegiance to them, and we loved reading about them. Occasionally, a star would come out in Curve —for example, after years of being in the closet in Nashville, Chely Wright came out in a cover story and was the first country star to come out, period. On the cover.
