Harry Styles Talked About Choosing Not To Label His Sexuality. Here Are 6 Other Celebrities That Hate Labels Too

While Harry Styles has been lauded for his genderfluid dressing on magazine covers, the singer and actor has recently been the cynosure of some criticism. The Don’t Worry Darling actor has addressed the queerbaiting allegations made by the audience, mentioning how people keep asking him why he doesn’t identify with some sex and label himself in public. His response? He says that this is personal for him and that it’s his journey that he wishes to keep private.

When asked about his public relationships, he mentioned in an interview, “Sometimes people say, ‘You’ve only publicly been with women,’ and I don’t think I’ve publicly been with anyone. If someone takes a picture of you with someone, it doesn’t mean you’re choosing to have a public relationship or something.”

Following their time on the sets of Don’t Worry Darling, which Olivia Wilde directed, she and Harry Styles have been publicly dating since January 2021. This is probably the only relationship that Harry Styles has ever really gone public with.

While addressing matters about identifying with a particular gender or sexuality, he also mentioned the fact that he has never really been a fan of labels. Harry has always considered the concept of labels to be very outdated and he isn’t the only one. A lot of other celebrities hold the same beliefs in terms of labels and sexuality. Wondering who they are? Read on.

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6 Celebrities That Refuse To Label Their Sexuality

1. Cara Delevingne

Cara has always been very openly fluid with her sexuality. She has claimed to not like or want to associate with labels for ages, now. In an interview with Glamour U.K., she said, “A lot of the friends I have who are straight have such an old way of thinking. It’s “So you’re just gay, right?” They don’t understand it.” “If I’m like, ‘Oh, I really like this guy,’ they’re like, ‘But you’re gay.’ I’m like No! Someone is in a relationship with a girl one minute, or a boy is in a relationship with a boy, I don’t want them to be pigeonholed.” She added

2. Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart has had a very explicit and public development in terms of her sexuality. She has turned into this strong and wonderful gender-fluid person who stands for what she thinks is right. In an interview, she told Nylon “I don’t feel like it would be true for me to be like, ‘I’m coming out’ No, I do a job. I think in three or four years, there are going to be a whole lot more people who don’t think it’s necessary to figure out if you’re gay or straight. It’s like, just do your thing.”

3. Shay Mitchell

She has explicitly talked about how life is very unpredictable and hence, it’s wrong for people to expect her to identify herself with labels as a whole. She has always been a strong advocate of the fact that “you love who you love”. She always says, “Black, white, polka dot, love who you want to, that’s what my dad always said. I’m never going to label myself.”

4. Miley Cyrus

From a teen pop sensation to a strong woman who fights for her rights and dares to stand up for the rights of others, Miley has been in the public limelight, all her life. she told TIME Magazine, “I’m just equal. I’m just even. It has nothing to do with any parts of me or how I dress or how I look. It’s literally just how I feel. People try to make everyone something. You can just be whatever you want to be!”

5. Ke$ha

Kesha has always been very open and explicit about the fact that she refuses to identify with any sexuality. She strongly believes that she doesn’t love men or women, she just loves people. It’s always about the spirit that people display and their zest towards life as a whole which matters to her. She has repeatedly said in interviews, “I just like people!”.

6. Raven-Symoné

Raven has always been very open about her sexuality, even as a Disney star. She has always told people that it’s on the inside that has always mattered to her. She told Oprah in an interview, “I knew when I was, like, 12. I was looking at everything… I don’t want to be labelled ‘gay.’ I want to be labelled ‘a human who loves humans.’”

It’s very common for people to want for you to simply associate with a particular gender or sexuality or label yourself something because it’s easier or just more comfortable for them to be able to put you in a box. It’s about time we say no and shatter these boxes. At the end of the day, your sexuality should always be your choice and not a choice that is in any way, enforced upon you.

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