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⌈ Secret Post #3109 ⌋

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[Sense8]

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[Gatchaman Crowds]

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[Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog]

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[Twin Peaks]

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[Blue Beetle]

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[Metroid]

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[God, the Devil and Bob]

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[The Cell (2000)]

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Like the others have said, it perpetuates the harmful concept that people are only homosexual because they haven't found the right person of the opposite sex, and that once they do they'll be "fine". Which I agree with to a point, but only if it's done badly; if it's done well, and this is acting on the assumption that it never is, I don't see the problem with the concept as long as it's made very clear the opposite sex person is very much an exception rather than the rule.

Though this is coming from someone who considers themselves homoflexible, which as it turns out is a much shorter way of saying "If It's You It's Okay", so YMMV on how someone who identifies as purely homosexual feels on the subject.

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Re: Sort of weird question...