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monami

if they would just act normal things would be fine, but its the constant need to point out they are gay, so in your face... heterosexuals dont have flags and parades and wristbands etc and constantly mention it all the time,

Some heterosexuals DO push their sexuality in your face all the time; as seen on many a celebrity "reality show"

I loved the Eeyoreish character Melba played by Paul Rhys.

I just finished watching this. Although I had an idea what was coming I was still shocked and upset.
It seems to me that straight men feel threatened by gay men but I don’t think women have a problem with gay men or women.
Are things going backwards.? I’m not sure.
I do agree with the comment in the program about being’so gay’. The gay people I’ve met are just getting on with their lives like everyone else.