It's not about wanting you on a ****ing float, genius! It's about being a positive role model for all the kids in similar situations afraid to be themselves!
And as for a DADT attitude, don't give me any of that horse-rot. Before
Will and Grace, you were Sean
P. Hayes and doing interviews as openly gay for the promotion of
Billy's, where you at least didn't play a stereotype. And it did ten dollars in business. I wasn't surprised when you took up the flag of the stereotype and promptly refused to commit to an answer to The Big Question. Truth in advertising
is discouraged in showbiz, I'll give you that.
But now this
La Cage ripoff philosophy, telling us "you are what you are"? What you are is a ****ing hypocrite who chose to play it safe and walk on thin ice rather than stand up for yourself and your rights as a human being. You didn't see Harry Milstead bitching and moaning about dressing up as Divine and getting the most low-rent gigs known to man, working hard for his money, because he knew what he was ****ing good at and he accepted his lot in life. It doesn't matter who the hell you screw or that you don't get the big juicy roles; if you're working, and you're happy with yourself, and you're not hiding in the dark from people, then and only then you can be whoever the hell you "are." And that's the truth.
"There is no problem so big that it cannot be run away from."
~ Charles M. Schulz
Updated On: 3/8/10 at 09:52 PM
