“I don’t care for labels at all. I believe people should like who they want and no one should have a problem with it,” she told the magazine. “I’ve had a better experience with my queerness once I just shut the fuck up and let it happen to me. If I date a girl, I date a girl. If I date a guy, I date a guy.” Rolling Stone reports.
She added: “I also understand that people benefit from drawing a hard line for themselves — having a clear path is also important. It varies person to person. Being queer is a huge part of who I am. I felt so free once I understood that I love anybody and everybody. I’ll kiss anyone.”
In the interview, Clairo joked about taking the “Am I gay?” tests and that she wished she could tell her younger self she doesn’t “need a definite answer” on who and what she likes. “I can still be curious, date, and kiss who I want,” she said. “I don’t have to wake up and decide who I am by a certain day. That was the first time in my life that I had to be OK with not having an answer.”
In a response to a question about how her relationship with queerness has shifted over the years after she came out as bisexual in a 2018 tweet, Clairo told Seventeen: “It’s really beautiful. It feels good to be queer.”
