The star claims men are more likely to be judged for it, while
bisexual girls are seen as sexually adventurous.
Speaking to The Telegraph the singer said: "I've been with guys
and I've been with girls. And I kind of think it's about the person
not the genitals. A lot of people are like, 'Oh, she doesn't know
what she is'. But I definitely think my generation is more easy
going about it."
She added: "I think it's harder for boys [to be bisexual]. I think
if a girl is bi there's more acceptance because guys like it.
Whereas boys get more stereotyped. And girls are a bit like, 'Oooh
my boyfriend's bisexual'. But it is what it is.
"That's the message I want my album to bring- to just be true to
yourself."