Anna Paquin is taking a stand.
The bisexual actress, 38, is married to her fellow “tv” target=”_blank”>True Blood< and took to Instagram on Tuesday to address critics of her sexuality.
In a post on the app featuring a rainbow background – a symbol associated with the LGBTQ+ community – she wrote: “I’m a #proudbisexual who is married to a wonderful human who happens to be a man.”
“If he doesn’t have a problem with it, why should anyone else?” she added in the caption. She added the hashtags: “#loveislove #f—bierasure #bipride.”
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The eventswinner didn’t stop there, however, as she then shared her thoughts regarding a comment she saw on the app.
Anna Paquin clapped back at a critic who felt she was not representative of her bisexual sexuality. (Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images)
“I am getting tired of seeing ‘bi’ celebrities constantly advocate for it only to end up conventionally married to men with multiple children, living out the so-called white-picket-fence life,” said the comment in part.
“Ah yes … the ‘you aren’t queer enough’ BS,” Paquin clapped back.
She also shared another photo to her Instagram Story reading: ” Bisexual women dating men are still bisexual. Bisexual men dating women are still bisexual.”
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Paquin and Moyer, 51, married in 2010 while still starring in “True Blood.”
The star came out as bisexual earlier this year during a brief video promoting the Give A Damn campaign, which featured celebrities belonging to the LGBTQ+ community and their allies raising awareness of hate crimes.
“I’m bisexual,” she said early in the video, later adding: “… One hate crime is committed approximately every hour of every day in this country.”
In 2012, she spoke to Zooey magazine, calling her bisexuality a “minor biographical detail” in her life, but added that she wanted to speak up on LGBTQ+ issues.
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“If you’re going to talk about some cause in a way that’s meaningful, you should identify why it means something to you,” Paquin said, per People magazine. “For a bisexual, it’s not about gender. That’s not the deciding factor for who they’re attracted to.”
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In 2014, she again expressed pride in her sexuality on Twitter.
“Proud to be a happily married bisexual mother,” she wrote at the time. “Marriage is about love not gender.”
