We all know I'm P!NK (FtM) but what about from the other direction? Any 'fluid' MtF celebrities come to mind other than Ryan Reynolds?
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We all know I'm P!NK (FtM) but what about from the other direction? Any 'fluid' MtF celebrities come to mind other than Ryan Reynolds?
Never had Reynolds as fluid.
How about half the cast of OITNB?
Jaden Smith comes to mind.
Are you referring to an celebrity person's day-to-day off-screen personality, or their ability to portray sexually ambivalent characters on the screen?
There is so much that is untruthful, either exaggerated or intentionally mendacious, that appears in-print, on "reality" shows, and on the quasi-news programs which focus on Celebs that I don't think that the general public has any idea about any person who is famous and affluent enough to have a public relations manager and an agent.
By the way, you might be interested to know that this thread was the third "Hit" listed when I Bing'ed "Ryan Reynolds gender fluid?" So, everyone who posts on it is now immortalized in the Establishment's second largest search engine. lol!
p.s. if the word "fluid" is dropped then all Bing shows is a hundred + posts about the gender of his child with Blake Lively.
Is the Ryan Reynolds thing a joke?? or have we become so ridiculously shifted to what masculinity is "supposed" to be that a guy who is clean cut, shaved and presents neatly is now considered gender fluid??
A quick perusal of reality shows on cable TV, e,g. Duck Dynasty, would tend to support the conclusion that the blue-collar, white minority believes the bearded, long-haired, beer-bellied male wearing blue denim bibs and a flannel shirt is now the new normal. I would suspect that is also the same group which buys the magazines, cleverly placed in grocery store checkout lanes, which speculate on the sexuality and/or gender orientation of celebrities.Quote:
Originally Posted by gendermutt
Star, I live in the northeast, and I have now seen so much of the duck dynasty thing lately. I am starting to feel like I got zapped into an alternate universe! I have said this before, but many of the what used to be masculine men from say 50 years ago would do things like cross their legs at the knee. They were clean cut, shaven, wore impeccable clothing. They could dance. Some could even be described as elegant. And now we have come to this as the standard bearer of male -
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