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re: And now I hope we can all look forward to a male-male kiss during the Macy's parade telecast someday
Posted by: Singapore/Fling 06:36 pm EST 11/24/18
In reply to: re: And now I hope we can all look forward to a male-male kiss during the Macy's parade telecast someday - Michael_Portantiere 06:31 pm EST 11/23/18

You're right that I didn't give you the benefit of the doubt, and for that I apologize. What I should have written was that you seemed to be suggesting that women had an easier road to having a kiss on the parade, which seems unfair. While it might be true that they were able to clear that final hurdle, it has taken them far, far longer to gain a presence as leading characters in their own stories in mainstream theater as compared to gays (which I take it you agree with).

I judged your intention unfairly, but I still bristled at an action which seemed to minimize the achievement of lesbian stories in theater. They've had a longer road than we have, and an achievement for them is an achievement for all of us.
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re: And now I hope we can all look forward to a male-male kiss during the Macy's parade telecast someday
Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 09:17 pm EST 11/24/18
In reply to: re: And now I hope we can all look forward to a male-male kiss during the Macy's parade telecast someday - Singapore/Fling 06:36 pm EST 11/24/18

Thank you for clarifying. I did not in any way intend to minimize the achievement of lesbian theater stories in theater. For what it's worth, I do believe that it was a SOMEWHAT easier road to having a female/female kiss on the parade than a male/male kiss, but only SOMEWHAT easier. And that is not to imply "easy," as we have since read of the negative reactions, which are sad but not surprising.
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