At any place, and at any point in time, whoever you meet is never governed by the laws of probability (at least not in the way you're thinking). Sure, if you think 10 percent of the population is gay, and you randomly assigned every person in the world a number, controlling for hundreds of economic and social…

If, as you say, its a love song about a man wooing a beautiful girl, then I feel like it must have been an intentional song choice considering the episode was mostly about 3 blossoming couples.

Yes I've seen that thing!

When I learned that the main character would have a sassy gay best friend, I had low hopes for liking the show. That said, the sharp writing seems to elevate the cliche of his character, and I hope that as I keep watching Titus will become more layered.

I seriously thought you were referring to Dale Cooper, the gay porn star, and immediately nodded my head in approval.

Raised with her gay best friend, Elf.

Well now I'm sure you are the AV Club.

Wait when did she say "Uganda be killing"

LAUGH* AT ME.

I just looked him up. Holy fucking shit.

Wait, my girlfriend's on Tinder?

Anything can be offensive to anyone.

I've just realized there may be another implication of Patrick not being able to masturbate because of his cast. Perhaps his member is so large that he needs both his hands to bring himself to climax. I mean, try sweeping with only one hand on the broom; its impossible to get the motion right.

Forgive me for not explicitly saying that the statement I made was only my opinion.

No I'm saying Tovey himself never insulted this group, and that I did not find his comment that if he had attended theatre school he would have been able to relax and prance around to be insulting.

Well I am part of the group.

I'm so tired of these articles. The relationship between gender and sexuality is so complex that it seems impossible to say anything meaningful or personal about it without offending someone else.

What does "almost literally" mean?

Come on, he never said fem gays were freaks (although they would have been seen as freaks to his dad). He gave a funny (and I'd say accurate) description of how gay theatre guys seem when looked at from the outside, but he never used or implied derogatory language.

This response is a general one, not specifically targeted at you ligeya.