by asortafairytale 13 Replies latest social entertainment
Haven't seen the show, so I can't comment on that, but at the very least, perhaps it represents another step in more liberal attitudes gaining broad acceptance. If they have to use a bunch of pretty girls to keep the hetero males interested in it, then fine. It still helps people to begin accepting same-sex unions. The faster we can do away with religiously inspiried animosity and prejudice, the better. Hopefully this show reflects changing attitudes.
SNG
Speaking as a hetero woman who also hasn't seen the show, as I am in the wrong country: I don't know any women who look like that - straight, bi- or gay.
Of course it's unrealistic, it's US TV. Society might collapse if someone less than an airbrushed perfection appeared on your screens.
Imagine, a city filled with nothing but lipstick lesbians.
I still haven't caught it but I will. I saw a little deal about the writer who is lesbian. I'm sure she would love to keep it accurate but of course that wouldn't sell and it wouldn't be on the tube.
Personally believe this show was cast based on a man's image of what a lesbian should look like so that they could get off on it.
You say that like it's a bad thing!
