Singer Adam Lambert has revealed that being an openly gay male in the entertainment industry will eventually become something that doesn't require unnecessary attention or addressing. 

The 'Ghost Town' sensation told Britain's Telegraph newspaper that he's incredibly excited about where this generation is headed in terms of acceptance of different sexualities and is proud to be a part of that:

"I think what is great is that it’s going to become a non-issue, and it should be in my mind. To me, it’s not a big deal. It’s just like, OK, this my sexuality, and I’m cool with it, and this is who I am and I accept myself and I’m much more than that. I think that’s the exciting thing about where we are heading, where in time to come it’s not going to be as much of an issue. And that’s being helped along by people being open and upfront about it, and challenging the stereotypes too."

"I like that we’re sort of in a time where people are like, ‘look: I don’t want to be boxed in by a label'. It’s very limiting to choose A or B as what or who you are - I don’t think it works that way. I think the more we live in the in between, the happier people are gonna be."

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