straightorbroken
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I seriously hope the Eurovision teasing comes true if the song is at least up to par with We Could Be the One, which remains box-fresh immense.

From L-R, 2 and 3 would make a good looking couple. Don't recognise the Glaswegians, but my grindr grid is filtered above their ages.
I do still feel uncomfortable that it's sticking to just Ls and Gs with some Bs (albeit not really getting to be an active B) but not Ts. Visibility is so crucial to making any kind of difference. I expected a bigger kick back.
I Kissed A Girl was way better anyway, it's a shame they don't just have both on the same year, but 6 months apart. Unless they do, in which case let me just moan about something![]()
love him and the bunny boiler Irish lad teaming up for the same man.Personally, I think they should just make I Kissed an LGBTQ and have everyone under the umbrella in one show. That would be fireworks.
Well this has been immediately added to my watch listI wholly recommend season 8 of the US show “Are You The One?” It’s a mad concept to start with - sixteen or so contestants in the house with a “scientifically determined perfect match” and the game is for the whole group to identify their matches … and everyone winning money at the end if they manage it. Of course it’s messy because people pair off with people that are utterly wrong for them and drive the rest of the contestants insane by insisting they are a match. On a regular season there are eight straight men and eight straight women, meaning eight potential matches per person which is honestly bad enough. However the LGBTQ season takes it one step further by having sixteen essentially pansexual people … meaning FIFTEEN other potential perfect matches. Half of them are having group sex in WITHIN DAYS.

It's a good idea in theory but the execution is generally dreadful.It's been quite dull this season. A DILF edition is badly needed.