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The changing appeal of men

scains said:
Johnny Depp has effeminate acting?

I can't tell if that's a joke because of the wink or not!:help:
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His little half-drunk, half girly little spiel he's got going in the Pirates annoys the hell out of me. AND HE WAS CREEPY IN CHARLIE.


anything else is fine!

:]
 
hungrybrownbear said:
His little half-drunk, half girly little spiel he's got going in the Pirates annoys the hell out of me. AND HE WAS CREEPY IN CHARLIE.


anything else is fine!

:]
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Never seen Charlie - but I never got why people said he was camp in Pirates. It just baffled me, I don't see any campness at all.:confused:
 
blacksyringe said:
Yes, they're independent - but homosexual (bisexual) males finding the same men that women find attractive shows that this is something sociological, not biological (this trend would be exclusively biological - hence the influence of contraceptives - if men were not finding these men attractive). They're certainly not mutually exclusive, but the article has spun it toward such.
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It could be coincidence. It doesn't show anything.
 
Neither the original review nor the Daily Mail article mention anything about 'gay' or 'homosexual', so I'm not sure what you're talking about?? I don't see any argument about gay men and straight women liking the same kinds of men.

Even if it did, is there any evidence that gay men's attractions have changed over the past 50 years, as women's has?
 
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