I totally agree!!!! Kurt is so annoying! It's a character that I find difficult to feel for because I don't like the things that he does. I also don't agree with Chris Colfer's emmy nom...
That Gay Kid On Glee
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Oh that's interesting, part 2 of series 1 was billed as series 2 here, in fact they made lots of fanfare about how great it was that they'd shown it so soon after the end of series 1. :tongue: TV lies again.
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Really lets get a grip it is ACTING. If Chris is that gay in real life off the stage then that's OK too.
Some guys are more femm and some guys are more butch. Either way I think he is cute and I'd buy him a drink any day.
Great photo in the Rolling Stone of him. Since it's a copyright I posted the link from the Advocate here.
Chris Colfer Hits a Leather Bar | News | Advocate.com
Really lets get a grip it is ACTING. If Chris is that gay in real life off the stage then that's OK too.
Some guys are more femm and some guys are more butch. Either way I think he is cute and I'd buy him a drink any day.
Great photo in the Rolling Stone of him. Since it's a copyright I posted the link from the Advocate here.
Chris Colfer Hits a Leather Bar | News | Advocate.com
It's not an issue of him being too femme. It's his characters actions. Let me say the writing for his character is undeveloped at best. He can be as femme as he wants but then to be totally surprised when a str8 guy doesn't want to sleep in his redone budoir?! Let's just say the writers pay more attention to the other characters.
Lots of newspaper writers write about tv characters as role models.....unfort, INHO this character, so far, is no role model for gay teens.
I really like Kurt a lot. I think he's lovable. Yeah, he's really oversensitive and he needs to give his dad a break, because his dad is really great, but I thought that his oversensitivity towards his dad had more to do with him projecting his own insecurities about not being loved or being rejected than anything his dad does to prove that he loves him. He does need to give his dad a break, though, but I don't mind that he's imperfect or overly dramatic. He is a teenager after all, and from what I remember, almost all teenagers were drama queens, not just the gay ones.
And that scene where the straight guy was being unnecessarily mean to him? Yeah, the room was over the top, but it wasn't necessary for that guy to be so mean about it or to say homophobic things. That guy said a lot of incredibly offensive things, really hurtful things. It wasn't a matter of not liking the decor, but being a jackass about not liking it.
Cut the str8 guy some slack already. He KNOWS Kurt likes him and said so. Is the str8 guy NOT allowed to state his feelings. Is he not allowed to be overwhelmed that his mom is moving in w/Kurt's dad and he has to room w/a guy who is in love w/him? And very cruel to him?. He pushed the str8 guy to state his feelings as he walked into his bedroom/world that had been completely redone w/o any approval from him.P.S> the str8 guy wasn't being o
I think y're missing my main point. Kurt's character has no focus or direction other than to say it's ok to be gay....oh yeah and cry.
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I'm totally glad a gay guy wrote this because I to, totally want to beat the fuck out of that kid.
Yeah that's real classy
You want to beat the fuck out of an admittedly fictional kid?! WTF is wrong with you?
Yeah that's real classy
You know what he meant!:wink:
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Yeah that's real classy
fictional response to a fictional character.... 'hellloooooo'
So your fictional response to a fictional teenage TV character is that you want to beat the fuck out of him? And I'm the one with the perspective issues? right.
\\He's prob not b/c Kurt's character inspires that. You want to shake him and wake him up. He's so busy w/platitudes that he really doesn't get himself. Yeah most teens are like that but we're talking about tv characters and how we respond to them..not real people.
A debate isn't always civil. Doesn't mean it has to be mean...just sayin.....:biggrin1:
That's not what he said though, if he said the character is too busy with platitudes etc, and that he wants to shake him and wake him up, I wouldn't even have noticed his post.
What he said was he was glad a gay person had posted this thread (because presumably he then felt emboldened to say something he suspected might be offensive in some way without a gay person getting the ball rolling for him) and then said he wants to beat the fuck out of a TV character who is a flamboyant and effeminate gay teenager.
I'm not being astronomically off target in finding that kinda sus am I?
On LPSG, debates always get mean and hateful. And that is very sad. If you want to debate, debate civilly or not at all. Be respectful, kind and compassionate. That seems like an amazing feat today, considering that one can hide behind a computer screen. People have free reign to say whatever they feel at any moment. What a shame!
On this site, you can get insulted or chastised for just introducing yourself.
It's just a nasty place on so many levels.