I’m towards the gay side of bi; the women I tend to be attracted to are all pretty androgynous. Think Tilda Swinton in Constantine.
That said, though she’s nowhere near my usual type, I wouldn’t kick Monica Belluci out of bed.
As someone who is sexually attracted to women, trust me you’re being attracted by the work here, not the sex. Aside from Madonna in her very early phases, none of these women are actually sexually attractive to straight men (actually, I don’t know who Sofia is but in order to prove my straight-manliness, won’t bother checking before spouting my opinions). I share your attraction to Kate’s and much of Dolly’s work, though, so don’t take this as a complete diss of these accomplished women. Just trying to further your education in case you need to pass as straight someday.
I would publicly claim to be gay if it gave me the chance to ‘get fixed’ by Tricia Helfer. Just saying, if that helps at all.
Or when you are rude, be sure and post it.
What a tragic lack of manners. The OP used the term in quotation marks, and if you weren’t so bent on being mean, you would know the sense in which it was meant.
I bet you even did know the sense, but you just wanted to be trouble.
I can certainly see something else that needs to ‘get fixed.’
Best wishes,
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I suspect that you’d take issue with his using the word ‘straight’ if he had done it.
You guys need to start pissing on your own threads, instead of somebody else’s.
Best wishes,
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For the record:
I would not take issue with his using the word “straight;” in fact, I asked why he hadn’t used it. And nobody was pissing on this thread. When you grow up in a society that wants to “fix” you (or worse), the word tends to push buttons.
Quite - why don’t you actually let others decide what they do and don’t find offensive rather than pre-emptively complaining about it handsome harry?