Tila Tequila managed to land the cover of Blender’s June issue and in it she dishes on her bisexuality.  She says that she believes all women are born bisexual.

Tila says in the interview, “Before I was 10, I had had experiences with girls. But when you’re that young you don’t think, ‘Oh, I’m having sex! I’m a lesbian!’ Still, I always knew. I didn’t have my first kiss with a guy until I was 15. I was with women long before that.”

Tila says she never outed herself until her MTV reality show, A Shot at Love came out -so to speak -but she claims that she has always had the support of her friends and family.

“I think a lot has changed. It’s not the ’90s anymore. I think the gay community is a lot more accepted these days,” she added.

This is so very true. I had a great friend in the early 90s (Tom- where ARE you?!) who I was the very first person who he had told about being gay. Except for past lovers of course. I remember thinking how horrible that would be to have to hide who you were. Awhh…that was a great night. We were in B.C. and my car was towed, we were trippin’, and were pretty much broke. Gawd, I miss being 20. Heh.

Anyhow, Back to Tequila. A Beverly Hills psychologist, Leslie Seppinni, was asked about Tila’s comments and here is what she had to say..

“All women aren’t born bisexual; Tila seems to have a lack of self-esteem and is using that to justify her own sexuality. Americans love trainwrecks and the controversy over her sexuality, but she’s using this to defend her actions instead of saying that she’s gay. Tila should seek counsel to discover who she really is rather than swinging back and forth.”

The June issue of Blender hits shelves Tuesday.