What do you think about mainstream’s portrayal of females who are gay? Do you believe they’re usually always stereotyped into being masculine, only interested in sex, etc? Do you rarely see a gay female who’s not in a relationship on a show?
Share your opinions.
I don’t really watch a lot of TV since Y2K. Back then there was Willow and Tara from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and I think the L-Word had just come out.
I dunno I think lesbians are given a lot more “glam” than the gay men.
Most of the lesbians I was looking at seemed very feminine and not real….like they were only “lesbians” for the sake of getting male attention or something. But at least it was being put out there that some pretty women can be lesbians.
Personally I like the butcher lesbians or the ones that call themselves “Soft-butch” I think I got that right. I like the “soft-butch” lesbians than are masculine for the most part but has that hint of femininity.
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Is there a good Linux-based blogging client witht he functionality of Qumana?
I have used Qumana as my blogging software for months now. It is really easy to use and, other than not allowing me to add new categories to my WordPress blog, I am very happy with it. However, I just switched to Linux on my main computer and found out that Qumana doesn’t have a Linux version yet.
Does anybody know of a good blogging client for Linux that has both a WYSIWYG and source editor and works on at least Blogger and WordPress (and preferrably MySpace and WritingUp as well), or does anybody have any knowledge of when Qumana will be ported to Linux?
Thanks!
I tried the BottomLine one, but couldn’t figure out how to use it. The other one says it is having problems with Blogger right now.