Cara Delevingne's Emotional Journey to Her First Pride | Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne

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Cara meets the inspirational Kodo Nishimura, a Buddhist monk, LGBT activist and makeup artist advocating for self-love and self-acceptance. She then heads to Tokyo where she attends her first ever Pride march.

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Cara Delevingne's Emotional First Ever Pride Experience | Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne

[footballandtechno]

I love Cara’s British accent and she seems like such a fun person

[DagNabbit-]

If you don't watch the video and just listen, Cara sounds like a British Lindsey Lohan.

[briza]

Glad she is able to speak and not like shown in other videos where she can barely hold herself.

[Ellie-qqzm]

I definitely relate to her difficulty with labels. For all my life I never felt like any of them were right for me and felt this pressure that I had to have a label in order to come out. But now I realize it doesn’t really matter and not everyone will fit so neatly into the boxes. I basically live without labels or I call myself “not straight” or more generally part of the LGBTQ+ community. I don’t necessary love the term “queer” but it definitely is the closest to describing myself. Time will tell whether I decide the term “queer” is right for me.

[RandomRoss]

I been to many Prides as an LGTBQ+ ally

[davidz]

Did she stay in a love hotel in Tokyo?

[callmearmstrong]

This chick has net worth of $50 million, her struggles are so relatable.🤣 🤥

[Lia.SN]

She chose the most boring one, prides in Brazil are

[poeta-maldito]

Puede parecer, una utopía. Pero aunque yo sea hetero, no me ofende que una persona, tenga ideas distintas a las mías, ni nada de la cena eso. A mi, el señor, me ha enseñado a ACEPTAR a la gente tal y como es. Y yo lo que creo importante, es que cada uno sea 😂 y viva su 🧬 en 🕊️ con integridad, y honestidad. 😘 De un hetero, que os comprende.

[JesseCaine]

Whilst I fully support every individuals right to express themselves fully (so long as they don't harm others) - there's an undertone of a kind of ... almost 'fascist' apsect to the rainbow flags. Instead of filling me with a sense of beauty and possiblity like, for example, the 'flower-power' hippy looks, banners etc, the singular uniformity of the rainbow flag (and that bizarre one with the brown triangle) feels me with a distinct unease.

[jodalinkus]

Just maybe if you film a documentary on a straight community it may trigger a more adequate reaction in you. If only to stop you being confused and inchoate on heterasexuality issue. A visible progress yet insufficient to aid your esoteric journey.