t joins erika and matt in the gripe corner
Everyone's got their own peeve. Mine is the nonexistence of butches in film and tv. And then there's the oversexualization of bisexuals. Ooo! And let's not forget that whole 'size 8 is fat' thing.
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t joins erika and matt in the gripe corner
Everyone's got their own peeve. Mine is the nonexistence of butches in film and tv. And then there's the oversexualization of bisexuals. Ooo! And let's not forget that whole 'size 8 is fat' thing.
Oversexualization is in "If you're bi, you'll do everybody. Or at least let them watch." Right?
Yeah, that's what I meant, anyway.
Just like "gay best friend" means, "that's why he isn't in love with the heroine."
Yeah, that one is somewhat irksome - as if finding both genders attractive means that someone has no standards to apply within either gender, and is incapable of being faithful.
I suppose I shouldn't groan before seeing the movie—I have faith in Nick, after all. But the performers don't always get to bring their sensibilities to roles.
This is true...and this discussion? Funny with my current tagline.
You know those peeps in wheelchairs - they can't keep their hands off the detectives.
Brings a whole new meaning to search and seizure...and also Timmy's bi. Every critic in America weighed in on it, too. And that actor had to give about 5,000,000 interviews that went like this:
Interviewer: So, is Bayliss gay?
KS: Not exactly.
I: Straight?
KS: He's bisexual.
I: Really?
KS: Yes, really.
I: Can they show that?
KS: They haven't but they can. Kinda.
I: Are you?
KS: You realize this is my job, right? I don't usually carry a gun, either, irl.
(Lather, rinse, repeat.)
This was sort of like an Omar recap of those interviews, obviously not a transcription.
KS: You realize this is my job, right? I don't usually carry a gun, either, irl.
BWAH!!! I love that. Because the "your character is gay/bi/tg, are you?" strikes me as possibly the single dumbest question an interviewer could ask.
I mean, nobody ever asks Hugh Jackman if he has a healing factor/adamantium claws, or asks Johnny Depp if he spends his free time trying to get his hands on a pirate ship. But one person plays one non-straight character, and everybody wants to know if they're really not straight in real life.
Actually, he used a lot more words than that. And they were more polite. But essentially...that's about the size of it.(I just had to bring the funny.)