Amber Heard reveals that it was difficult for her to come out as a bisexual from her parents

Actress Amber Heard explained that it was hard to say that her parents were bibadual because they could not treat him.

Heard was pretty open about being bibadual in the past, but during her debate at South By Southwest (SXSW) Festival, she revealed how hard it was to go out, reports dailymail.co.uk

Heard, 32, was part of Saturday's SXSW's "Making Change on Screen" feature.
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"They did not know how to treat it because, for them, it was thrown into a binary treatment system, negative or positive," said Heard.
"I'm from Austin, Texas, my father has no more Texan cast, good Southern man and I've been raised in a religious home," Heard began.

"And as a bad, atheist, vegetarian, I remember when I told them about my relationship, that I was in love with this woman and that in the beginning, it was just tears, tears, "she added.

She said that she "refused" to admit her difficulties her family was affecting her and she "showed no negativity", but for five years she saw their behavior change.

"Five years later, I received an award and asked my parents to drive to Dallas," said Heard.

"My parents in five years, look at the trip. and hearts can change, "said Heard, in the midst of a relationship with Tasya Van Ree

" I do not identify one way or another – I've had fruitful relationships with me n and now a woman. I love who I love; it's the person who counts, "she said at the time.

She attended Von Ree from 2008 to 2012, before attending and settling with actor Johny Depp, whom she had met in 2011 while filming "The Rum Diary".