The moment Milo Hartill realised she might like women was during a Halle Berry movie.

And she's never felt bad about it.

Milo's story is a modern coming out masterpiece: pride, acceptance, joy.

But other people make assumptions based on Milo's sexuality simply because she is fat, black and "different".

Sean & Milo get into it in this one: fatphobia, racism, body diversity, being a token, why bisexuals have it harder than others in the queer community, having a parent who doesn't accept your sexuality and which Halle Berry movie changed Milo forever.

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