Was surprised to find out how oppressed society still was for Colton. I thought this was back in my days in rural europe, not in the 2000s in the US. Goes to show however how bad sports and religion are for people who are different.
Could not finish the series as it was too painful to watch him drag this out for cash on tv rather than settling in first.
Worst moment: coming out to his mom (supposedly in front of a camera with no warning) and his mom saying the right things but never giving him a hug! They awkwardly shook hands, the move initiated by him! No hug? From a mom who says I love you anyway? Outch!
Sports and religion are generally STILL NOT safe spaces for queer people. Neither is coming out on a tv show. The latter was his choice. Since being a tv personality is a fulltime job nowadays, i guess he'll be able to cope.
Could not finish the series as it was too painful to watch him drag this out for cash on tv rather than settling in first.
Worst moment: coming out to his mom (supposedly in front of a camera with no warning) and his mom saying the right things but never giving him a hug! They awkwardly shook hands, the move initiated by him! No hug? From a mom who says I love you anyway? Outch!
Sports and religion are generally STILL NOT safe spaces for queer people. Neither is coming out on a tv show. The latter was his choice. Since being a tv personality is a fulltime job nowadays, i guess he'll be able to cope.
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