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Actor Jena Malone Comes Out As Pansexual With Powerful Interpretive Dance: 'I Love Humans'

Actor Jena Malone Comes Out As Pansexual With Powerful Interpretive Dance: 'I Love Humans'
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Recently the actress Jena Malone came out as pansexual in a moving interpretative dance on her Instagram page.

Malone—who fans know from her appearance in movies as varied as Saved to The Hunger Games—remarked in the caption on her post:


"I guess It felt like I was a heterosexual man in a woman’s body. I visualized his desires and placed them on to me."
"But this , was never the whole of the story that was meant for me. So I’ve been learning a new way to tell it."
"Using words to guide me not define me."
"That my sexual identity has more to teach and to tell me. Finding words that feel more right to explore in my telling."
"Pansexuality. Sapiosexuality. Polyamory."
"A fuller spectrum of understanding that my story is demanding of me."
"And I’m honoring it today with this soft and sleepy little stretch of a dance."
"I love humans. So there’s that."

The video can be seen here:

Malone elaborated further in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter:

She said:

“I’ve been loving the process of learning more about myself and others through different terms that open windows, those windows then turn into doors and then I arrive at a place to find all this cool stuff out there.”

On Instagram, the comments were full of love and support.

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Reactions on Twitter were also positive.

One person asked about the medium in which Malone came out.

But they celebrated Malone's coming out.

Someone else commented on the meta-nature of the concept of developing a (gay) crush on a celebrity and then simply waiting for them to come out.

Malone will be appearing soon in Adopting Audrey, directed by Zack Snyder.

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