Wayne Brady, known for his improv skills, recently came out as pansexual. He emphasizes the importance of living authentically and encourages LGBTQ+ individuals to embrace their confidence, especially in challenging times.
"The best part of living in your truth is that it's no work!" he said, according to the outlet."There's some people was going to be a huge change, and I'm dating 16 people, I'm wearing hot pants, and they're going to catch me at Revolver on a Wednesday night, and then I'm going to go to the Abbey on Friday. Bitch I'm going to be up on tables and popping bottles. No! The change and the truth is me.
"So, I came to pansexual because — and I know that I'm completely messing up the dictionary meaning — but to me, pan means being able to be attracted to anyone who identifies as gay, straight, bi, transsexual, or non-binary. Being able to be attracted across the board. And, I think, at least for me for right now, that is the proper place. I took pan to mean that not only can I be attracted to any of these people or types physically, but I could be attracted to the person that is there.
"You should feel confident in whatever your skin is," Wayne continued. That's a big part of coming out... is that confidence. I walk down the street with a little bit of a better swag. You better get ready! I'm manifesting safety for all of us. Let's find the joy within that. Let's give each other joy."Wayne Brady is one of the greatest improv actors in the world because he truly knows the right thing to say with no rehearsal.
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