Famous or not, Bi+ people don't become less queer when we start dating someone of one gender versus another, so the idea that Cyrus had been "lost" from her community during her relationship with and marriage to Hemsworth is one I take issue with. Most Bi+ people don't think of their identities as being split in half, so why are we asked to quantify our queerness? _______ has always been a cold reminder that even in a space that can be as open and loving as the LGBTQ+ community, there are rules here that can be as rigid as those in hetero spheres. You have to pick a side-and if you don't, well, you're just not like the rest of us.

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Identity policing is the correct answer because it refers to the enforcement of rigid norms and expectations regarding someone's identity, in this case within the LGBTQ+ community, which is what the passage criticizes.

Famous or Not, Bi+ People Don't Become Less Queer When