Renee and LGBTQ+ folks in general shouldn’t have to defend their existence, but here we are.

It’s easy to see where Renee’s coming from.

But as abisexualperson, I found myself also defending my identity to other LGBTQ+ folks that was a shocker.

Reneé in a blouse with open neckline on the red carpet

In a February cover story ofthe Hollywood Reporter, Renee discussed how she redefined her sexuality.

I’ve had enough of you witches."

NOR should they have to define what that label means to them but here we are.

Reneé performing onstage in a loose shirt and jeans with ed stage lighting behind

Renee’s comment highlights what most LGBTQ+ people who have to defend their identities are thinking.

we deserved to be respected no matter what!

!

Reneé at a podium with a microphone overlaid with gender symbols and a rainbow flag

Reneé posing for a photo, wearing a blazer and a sparkling necklace, with her hair styled with bangs

Reneé in a sleeveless turtleneck dress posing on red carpet; she wears minimal jewelry and has a tattoo on her arm

Towa in a decorated light suit with ruffles, Reneé in an outfit with an open white neckline and high thigh slit

Reneé in a black leather jacket over a white top, attending an event

An illustration of diverse people with heart symbols on their shirts, representing LGBTQ+ community solidarity

Reneé in a blazer holding a phone and award at a podium with "MEDIA AWARDS" in the background