As an Xbox fan... Um.

Still smarter than a random dick on the internet.

And?

Isn't telling someone else what's "sexier" than what they want kind of... fucked up?

The fact that you think that lesbians require Wi-fi to operate says a lot about you.

Repeat this every time you feel a fit coming on: "I do not actually know celebrities. They are strangers. I do not actually know celebrities. They are /strangers/..."

Balthier called. He did ur mom.

Jezebel IS terrible lately, true. And while more research is always good, that starts with a foundation of smaller studies. A more diverse take would be useful in time, but might be less compelling than repeated results with the same variable. Not sure personally.

There is no obsession; if so, there'd be much larger studies on a much broader scale.

Depending on their method of sample selection, that's more than fine. More subjects is often, but not always, better. And I'd never rely on a single study, but things have to start SOMEWHERE. You seem to have a skewed, impractical view of the process.

More information is always better. How we choose as a society to react to that information? That's going to be transitional and probably rough to say the least.

Indeed. I know you guys can fight your own battles. Just bugs me that you even have to. It's totally wrong, regardless of their intent. Break them. Ruin them. Vex them.

1. They have been rude. 2. If you've been 'accosted', then it sounds like you agree.

The answer is "Any bar that deserves female patrons". Good hunting. I know mine.

"Oi! You. Yeah, you! Get the fuck out." Bar patrons ARE a bar problem.

KC, Missouri, actually.
The idea that people assume straight is only news to straight people who don't listen. With an obvious affect, most people just assume the easier average with all the social baggage that entails. Coming out is a daily process for that reason. In the media, everyone is asking who you're seeing,…

I...don't think you have even a basic idea of how this is going down. Like, at all.

You seem to be missing the point. This is a bigger deal than the game. And the fact that it CAN hinder his draft potential is because it IS a bigger issue than the game. It's less the media attention and more the fact that it's a story to begin with. For us to be able to accept his sexuality and "move on", we need to…

"should be" is not the same thing as "isn't". And the media's making it an issue because it is literally THE FIRST TIME. First. Time. It's...y'know, kind of a big deal.

Then it should stay firmly lodged up your ass?