Day Limns opens up about sexuality: “repressed”

Singer and songwriter Day Limns has allowed herself to discover herself in her personal life throughout her professional growth. Single for the first time since she publicly admitted to her two most recent relationships, the latest nearly 5 years, the artist, who identified as a lesbian, revealed she’s in a new place . By participating in Foquinha Entrevista, DAY revealed herself as a pansexual woman.

“I lived 20 years of my life repressed like many teenagers and young people… I always thought that kissing someone on the mouth was completely surreal, even more so from a woman, and when I was a child I began to understand and I have head that to be able to like a woman, you had to be a man”, He said.

After this moment, Day Limns found herself single for the first time. This was the key to rethinking concepts of her and understanding the possibilities of her feelings.

“I started living a single life, I started talking to my therapist a lot. I started realizing that there’s a part of me where I see women as God… There’s really this problem of putting women on a pedestal. But I also realized that people are so interesting, and when this gender thing fell apart, in me, my mind exploded, so I started to understand myself much more as a pansexual person, which perhaps expands everywhere and puts no barriers. Today I see myself as a person without limitations“, confessed Day Limns.

The fear of judgment, recalling the moments when he was young, when he was an active member of an evangelical church, failed to stop his moment of self-discovery and liberation. “These are new things, I was afraid, it’s scary. When I kissed a man, it’s a mouth, it wasn’t bad. And I wanted to do it. It was really new for me and I even blamed myself for it”he also clarified.

It’s finally worth it The revelations come in the midst of another liberation process for the Day Limns. The singer has just released her new studio album, “VÊNUS≠netuno”, an innovative work that redefines the Brazilian pop/rock scene.

Source: Terra