Eh. Not a fan of rom-coms in general. The fact that it’s a homosexual rom-com takes any tiny, itty-bitty, sliver of potential interest and brutally murders it with a spiked base-ball bat.
Yep.
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There's been this notion in the public consciousness of the past five-ten years that homosexuality = creativity. You see this with the spike in trans, queer, gay, lesbian original (to a lesser extent fanfics, since those were always high) fictions on sharing sites. A lot of these aren't by authors who are sexually of that persuasion, but rather looking for a way to attract viewership.
No, no. and no! The SOLITARY meaningful trait is in the name, another world. Spongebob Squarepants is an anime, Spider-Man is a manga, Count Dracula is a yokai, and Zeus is a kami.
Also googles Velma...
Yeah. Pretty typical. Though, to be fair, I've seen people claiming that she was after the red-head since at least the mid 00's, so this is hardly a new idea, merely a new application of it.
Glorifying. To marginalize is to push to the edges, which they sure as shit aint.
That's a good point, looking back on it I've previously bought into that set of narratives with zero proof. Given the prevalence of homosexuals in society there is zero reason to think they the rate of historical figures who are from that sector would be higher than the average of the current period (especially since the current period appears to have a far far far higher rate of homosexuality than any other era likely due to plastics and other hormone influencing chemical compounds).
Except that would mean acknowledging bisexuals exist, whom the regressive left despise for being "fence-sitters".
Then,orgy made by 56 people,one for each ot lgbt fake gender?
Yep.
They typically only acknowledge bisexuality if said bisexual doesn't date or settle down with someone their own gender.me said:
At the time, I understood that the love triangle from Bee Movie was one man between a woman and another man, but I also assumed that Adam was already Barry's BF, so I left with the impression that it was acceptable but rare for anybody to have one female and one male romantic partner.
Really? They're the *B* in LGBT.
