The only good “lesbian film” that I’ve seen is David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive. I absolutely love that movie, and both female leads are lesbian. But it’s never forced down your throat, and it isn’t even revealed until more than halfway into the film that they’re in a relationship. Its a solid mystery movie… that’s not woke. ###### wokeness!

For me, I don’t see coming out as gay as brave because it’s clearly seen as a positive by various celebrities, media, and politicians in power.

If you want to see brave, watch what happens when someone comes out as Christian or Republican.

When I see a lesbian narrative, the woman usually says that her life was depressing and dead-ending until she decided to abandon her previous life and start dating a woman, and then she became empowered and everything’s better for her. What I think is that women who choose to become lesbians are emotionally vulnerable; many of them have backgrounds involving being abused or struggling with failed relationships because of their own immaturity. They’re desperate to be loved, or desperate to gain control over their lives. They’ll attach themselves to each other because they aren’t fully aware of what a healthy loving relationship is, and either use each other as emotional crutches or they are control freaks who take advantage of one another. And they use lots of loving smiles and slobbering to conceal the very real emotional problems lurking below the surface.

In short, I believe that no woman in her right mind would ever willfully date another woman, and women who willfully date other women typically aren’t in their right minds. They’re emotionally unhealthy people who enter unhealthy relationships for unhealthy reasons. That’s what I usually see, anyway. I wonder if other people who see lesbian propaganda see it the same way that I do.

The audience for this garbage is tiny, so I’m not surprised this one bombed hard and lost money.

It’s hardly just Marvel, though you’re not wrong. There are scant few shows that aren’t just woke garbage at this point.

For all I feel sad that a decent amount of content is locked behind a paywall (I am a poor little bunny rabbit), I absolutely understand that you deserve to be paid for going through these horrible movies and shows.

I think it’s better that I went into the screening cold. At least I didn’t have to be filled with dread on the drive there.