Does everyone need to give their sexuality a label? 

Josh Szeps is a journalist and broadcaster who has been coming out regularly from the early 2000s to, well, yesterday.

Josh had been in relationships with men and women prior to meeting and marrying Sean. Although they're married, Josh doesn't call himself gay. In fact, he doesn't call himself anything. 

In this episode Josh and Sean discuss why Josh avoids labelling his sexuality, coming out to each other throughout the course of their relationship and why Josh has to come out more than Sean.

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