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Um, no you weren’t born bisexual, you chose to watch Pirates of the Caribbean when you were 13 and fell in love with both Keira Knightly and Orlando Bloom.

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If you hear someone being homophobic and saying catholicism doesn’t acknowledge homosexuality as anything other than a sin, tell them this:

In the mid 17th century, the Pope recognized the ex-Queen Christina of Sweden, she had renounced her thrown in 1654, as an ally. She had been known as the “Minerva of the North”, named after the Roman Goddess of wisdom, and battle tactics. When she went to Rome Christina founded the Roman Academy of Arcadia, a prized academy for philosophers, artists, etc. She was a close companion of the Vatican church, she’d been friends with four popes, and was one of three women buried in the Vatican with the Popes even though she was known for her doubts about faith. If you’re curious as to what this has to do with homosexuality, understand this:

She was raised like a prince after she became Queen-elect at only six years old. When she was older, and by this time she was officially on the throne, she fell in love with her lady in waiting, whom she had married to a Count who would keep her close to the court. The woman, whom she called Belle, became her favorite. She adorned her with fine gowns and treasures. Christina stayed celibate, and refused to take a husband while on her throne. The country knew of their queen’s interest in women, and sung about it. I find it very unlikely that the Pope and the Vatican church were unaware of this when she became an ally to them. She was a constant protectoress of personal freedoms and the Jewish citizens on Rome.