Hello, and welcome back to my blog. If you’re reading this, you are probably from my part one, which is on my podcast! Welcome to part two! If you’re not, that’s fine too.
To sum up my podcast episode, I basically just talked about why headcanons aren’t hurting anybody.
Headcanons are very personal to people. Sometimes, a headcanon can even be somebodies only representation because they cannot be out and open about being sexually fluid, or they cannot watch shows with LGBT+ due to their families who’s homophobic or against the LGBT+ community.
For me, as I’d mentioned before, I identified myself in Lena and Kara when I identified in their headcanoned sexuality. For Kara, I headcanon her as pansexual, for Lena, I headcanon her as bisexual. From 8th grade to 12th grade, I saw myself in Lena. When I was 18 to 20 years old, I saw myself in Kara.
Headcanons do not hurt you, why? because they’re in our heads. It’s how WE as the lgbt+ fandom see them. On my podcast, I said it’s made up, and technically, it is, and everything in between, but our sexuality interpretations are very important to us.
You can headcanon her as straight, we can headcanon her as pansexual. Here we go! :)
here’s part one https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-fee76-e073b7?utm_campaign=i_share_ep&utm_medium=dlink&utm_source=i_share
XOXO; AJ.
