Yawn. She and her team of publicists simply waited until they agreed that being LGBTQ-friendly was “safe” across the spectrum. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Taylor Swift is a living, breathing Faustian bargain. Her life is no longer her own, but “at least” she’s a megastar.

There are ways to honour zoe Bell that cannot also be used to kill a bitch 

Octavia Spencer and Naomi Watts.... I’m sold.

It’s clear you think that gives you a leg up on being awful, but okay. Same thing women have been doing to each other since ever. Thanks for being part of the problem, I guess?

It’s ‘we’re bi and you can’t sit with us.”

I like him, I do, but he’s given some questionable advice in the past. He told someone they didn’t need to tell a person they were having a one night stand with that they had herpes, which I found quite questionable for someone who does what he does.

I’ve never waded into the comments before, but....this article was not cool. You took a lazy (and gatekeep-y) jab at this one particular woman, when you could have explored any number of interesting and relevant angles, such as straight-passing privilege, white privilege, etc. and their relationships to queerness. I…

I just realized myself I am bisexual, I am currently with a man, I feel these stories need to be told more, given that I think that there are more bi/pan people than society realizes. The erasure needs to stop.

I think it is always a keen idea to snark on people who are coming out because we do not like who they are or how they are coming out.

Thanks for the recommendation. This article was really a downer for me.

All visibility is good visibility. All visibility makes it easier for the next person to come out. Policing people’s motives is inherently problematic. Please, pretty please, I beg from a place of no snark at all, please, evaluate whether snarking at this is a good thing.

we hate it

No no, don’t you see, Joan is cool because she hates the “cool girls” 

If anyone is interested, I’m pretty sure Daniel Mallory Ortberg over at Slate has answered similar queries, but, shall we say, in a kinder way.

Hi this shit sucks and you should delete it and apologize but you wont cuz blogs

Well this is certainly... a blog post.

What.. is this article? 

Are you upset she said she wasn’t straight within a heteronormative relationship? That she’s not queer enough?

yeah, fuck her experience and anyone with one like it!

I honestly don’t understand wtf is going on in this article. Is it supposed to be entirely sarcastic or are there moments of truth here?