[quote]not that that would bother me much, though it would be hypocritical of the podcasters
That's what I found so amusing about it really. They are very hypocritical - they've kinda created a hierarchy of who is ok to do what, and they end up twisting themselves up, haha. But yes, it isn't the end of the world or anything, but after listening to them I just wished I had people I knew who listened to it to so I could turn to them and say: "Can you believe this shit?" Haha.
[quote]I would imagine that the women on this podcast (which sounds terrible) have that annoying female habit of fetishising gay males and our sex lives.
You know, they sorta have, but in this weird way where they don't really like gay men either and aren't afraid to say it. All the while fetishising us too. It was weird.
I just was so confused by the talk of tops and bottoms. One guest kept bringing up that she was a bottom over and over again: "I'm a bottom, I'm the ultimate bottom, go to my website www.ultimatebottom.com, etc." You get the idea. I've never heard gay men talk like this. I don't know if she was hoping to shock or something, but it was weird, especially as I think she just meant "submissive".
[quote]There was also French Active and French Passive.
Ahh wow, very interesting! Reminds me of that bit in Fawlty Towers where Basil learns that the chef, Kurt is in love with Manuel and is now drunk and can't cook because Manuel refused his advances.
BASIL: I should never have hired a Frenchman.
POLLY: He's Greek, Mr Fawlty.
BASIL: Greek? Well, that's worse, I mean, they invented it!
I guess Anglo-Saxon's really tried to distance themselves from it.