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The simplest answer is this, because heterosexism is rampant. For those not familiar heterosexism is the belief or attitude that everyone is or should be hetero. It's most often subconscious —most people assume that everyone is hetero or wants to be hetero, or sees life from a heterosexual viewpoint.

anal sex is easily more popular with straight people than it is with gay folks. It's common misconception but there are plenty of gay men who have zero interest in anal.

Clearly you have never met a drag queen. You don't make it in that line of work unless you can fight. And that's not a metaphor, I mean literally fight. They will kick your ass without breaking a nail.

I give a shit.

If it didn't matter, there would be more.

or are not quite ready to relate to them. If you can identify with a female protagonist(someone interested in men) ——and we've seen that men CAN identify in some ways with a female protagonist, I'm not seeing why the jump to a gay character is so hard. But then again, I'm gay.

Doesn't matter where you went if you can't do the work, if you're a jerk, if you're lazy, or if your fancy degree has nothing to do with the job you're applying for. Where you went to college only matters for the first couple years afterwards. If that long. Some employers may be harder on/avoid hiring people with

so you've responded by restating a bunch of assumptions. Gotcha.

I did 5 years at a Public Liberal Arts University. around 20k total. I have a degree in Theatre, hasn't stopped me from landing 30-40k jobs that have nothing to do with theatre. It's all in how you spin your resume. My advice, if you don't have an immediately marketable degree, start temping. Almost every full-time

my loan payments (SallieMae) are decent right now. Consolidating them a few years back cut my payments in half. I've been a temp since losing a full time job in 2008, so during the empty periods I've been able to defer payments for 6 months or so with a simple phone call.

Here' s something I don't get about why people are upset. The whole "they should've told us sooner" thing. That's based upon a host of assumptions such as that there was something to tell, that the breach was apparent, and that notification wouldn't have interfered with whatever investigation was underway. Publicly

You do know that Trump cut corners on fire safety resulting in multiple deaths on one of his properties in NY? And he's filed for bankruptcy on multiple properties, as recently as 2009? He got into a bitchy battle with (of all people) Rosie O'Donnell and at one point threatened to take her partner Kelli away from her.

I have had NO issue with Netflix. Here's what I do.

what I don't get about all the "fight the man", and all the anti-corporate nonsense —-why the hell are these people buying "the man's" products in the first place?

you're assuming because it hasn't happened to Amazon.com yet that it can't or won't. No security system is foolproof. Build a wall, and someone will build a way over, under, or through it...in some cases just to prove they can.

What are you talking about? I watched Netflix the other night.

not to nitpick, but if someone is actually interested in improvement he/she can just have an honest conversation with people. It does happen. I've had many an honest conversation with friends.

That's hilarious. Someone who points out racism is now a racist? And apparently asians, asian actors, asian directors and George is responsible for this, but not the studios. Way to miss the point. It's not vaguely Asian, that just shows how little you know about Asian culture. Ignorance to a culture does not make

I used to do my resume in Excel, that way I could maximize formatting and space everything exactly the way I wanted it. This was particularly handy as an actor as you have to paste your resume to the back of an 8x10. Using Excel gave me the ability to format the information at that size and print a dotted line to

I whole-heartedly disagree with the notion that it's "designed" to be boring. The point of the gym is to work out, not to be entertained. Is that what we've come to, we must all be constantly entertained?