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Sadly, I think we have to recognise that people who are LGBTQ+ will still face prejudice and a good chunk of that will be from people who claim to find the topic boring or redundant or are our current prime minister. Wrestler Cody Rhodes said to his wife (person of colour) that he didn't see race to which she responded then you don't see what I have experienced. You've seen how unkind some of the comments in this thread have been despite surely being read by people in similar position to Schofield.
My thoughts exactly Dandy
Who actually gives a feck??
fair doos to him... watched it live, brave and honest man, must admit i dont think anyone really clicked due to the mrs and kids thing... and the fact he has sat on that sofa and heard while celeb after celeb has come out while he sat there interviewing them
ok... but on the more humourous side and im sure he would laugh too as he and eamon shared a chuckle on tv this morn... apparently gordon the gopher knew for years, phil been fisting him under the counter for years but gordons not been able to tell anyone about it...
and saw on fb... apparently phil schofield has come out and been branded a hero... but callum on love island is a cnnt that one made me laugh..
anyways fair doos phil torment is a terrible thing you did a brave thing today and you have to be applauded for that, hope you find comfort in coming out now and just crack on as before...
Irrespective of his sexuality the man's a James Hunt.
I wonder how how wife and kids think ,cant imagine he has been a saint during this time ?
How come no-one ever declares themself heterosexual accompanied with a fanfare of hugs and air kisses all round? It's only ever those who prefer backdoor deliveries who feel the need to publicly announce their sexual preferences.
And why is it always celebrities who do so? Wayne Whatshisname from Wolverhampton or Nigel Nobody from Nottingham never have an opportunity to tell the rest of us on TV of their nob-gobbling proclivity.
Non celebs do come out to family and friends though. heterosexual people don't come out because it's always been seen as the norm. Gay people come out because for some reason it's still seen as shocking to friends and family to just find out so it lets that person live openly without having to hide a huge part of their lives from those close to them.
And it's good celebs coming out because it normalises it for other gay people to come out and makes others less opposed to it.
Gay people still get assaulted by straight people for being gay fairly often, so the more it can be normalised and stop things like this happening the better.
Probably the most reasonable and factual response I’ve ever heard to this topic.
It does make me laugh when I here people say why can’t we have a straight pride or why are there rainbows painted over zebra crossings, police cars or in the local fire station? That’s actually very offensive really to even say that - straight people have been celebrated since the beginning of time and accepted in society. They can be open in public, not have to live a lie or hide who they are through fear of getting assaulted, have the law on their side, not work in fear of work place discrimination or getting fired for being gay, not have to worry about getting disowned by your family. The list goes on and on and on and people wonder why LGBT community needs to celebrate now..because it’s becoming more accepted and people are showinsupport for many who grew up in a dangerous environment years ago.
I like this quote that someone posted on Facebook a while back - Gay pride wasn’t born out of a need to celebrate being gay, but the right to exist without persecution. So instead of wondering why there isn’t a straight pride, be thankful you don’t need one.
I'm sure he'd love to but Philip Schofield is pretty famous in the UK and if he left his wife and got together with a man then it'd be all over the news, he'd have press doorstepping him and his family, it'd be chaos during an already emotionally tough time. He's doing it this way to own and control the conversation.
I was only 12 when that happened so can't remember the reaction to Barrymore coming out but I've just had a google and it seems that no one hated him, in fact he was well supported by the public:
Despite the news, Barrymore's popularity didn't wane with the public.
Liddiment added: "The vast majority of the public accepted him for who he was. His audience were way ahead of the tabloids. He was just as authentic to them."
In the first awards ceremony after Barrymore came out, the National Television Awards, he won all three categories he was nominated in, including most popular entertainment presenter.
He insisted he had "no regrets" and paid tribute to his supporters, adding "my fans have been marvellous".
In an emotional acceptance speech, Barrymore said: "I’d like to say it isn’t what happens to you in your life it’s uh, how you deal with it.
"And when you have the support and love of a nation, then no problem apart from death, is unsolvable."
https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/...riage-21429304
Homophobia is alive and kicking
A fella I know gets really angry everytime the cardiff gay pride event comes around
Says hes sick of seeing blokes dressed up as women and men kissing
I tell him to avoid cardiff that day , it's really simple