Tyler shared that he's always had an “underlying curiosity" about dating men, but felt pressured to never publicly address his sexuality. "I heard so many things from within the queer community about bisexuality being a cop-out or bullsh*t or the easy way out or something, and that always stuck with me because I felt the pressure from all sides to have [my sexuality] figured out," he said. "And I think for the longest time, I suppressed more of my attraction to men. It wasn’t until my late 20s, towards the end ofPretty Little Liars though this didn’t stop the continuation of the practice. But instead of yielding to fear, activists increased their national profile.Under the leadership of the SNCC’s Moses • Kevin is going to Carnegie Mellon and Fangs got into University of Pittsburgh and they’re going to try and date “somewhere that’s not Riverdale.” Aww!Related: As a young student in the 10th grade, Tyler said that he was "bullied," sharing, that he had "stopped doing so many of the things that I loved doing because it felt safer. That right there is the outcome of oppression. When you literally have to mute who you are in order to feel safe. That’s soul-crushing.”