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she doesnt know what shes missing out on
Didn't know people thought she wasn't...
she doesnt know what shes missing out on
boiled down...
Oscar nomination count:
Ellen Page: 1
Goddess: 0
scar
In what alternate universe is not knowing gossip about the private life of Ellen Page considered a negative?
Lol @ this ing page.
C'mon people
Maybe Ellen Page is just too tiny to allow any meat stick in her body (at only 1.55m) imho. She would've been almost the same height as Goddess if she could replace her bowlegs with a pair of straight ones... oh no, wait, she herself isn't even straight so how the could she expect a straight pair of legs?
Still, props to Ellen Page for her bravery. 's always been one of the very few women in the world whom I can hardly hate, even though she's Canadian. definitely has some nuts behind her vulva, and it's well justified for her to females rather than males tbh.
Sometimes I even wish our Goddess was also gay so she wouldn't be plowed by those sorry assholes like Reynolds and Dauriac, and wouldn't ever get pregnant so we'd see more movies of hers without no intervention
Being gay in mainstream Hollywood must have been a real burden for her.
So heroic.
haha yeah....no kidding
gay or not doesnt mean in hollywood or music industry
u want good roles, music...suck and bend over.....
Well what do Juno? Can't say I'm surprised.
Just cause she's gay doesn't mean she doesn't get the D. I'd give her the D.
While her girlfriend is at work saving up for her new purse?
Well it was pretty obvious
Well , this news makes Juno seem like such an unrealistic movie now.
Is it really bravery on Page's part or just a sad attempt at attention? She's been in a slump for the last 2 or 3 years. Would the gay community be upset if the reason why she admitted she liked to munch on carpet was just a sad attempt at getting attention?
Was just thinking this when I was playing that the other day. Bad ass game imoSpeaking of Ellen Page, I didn't even notice this before
Safe to assume members of the gay community know how difficult it is to come out, and therefore tend not to question someone's reasons for doing so or the honesty of such a declaration. Especially on such a large/public scale.
Coming out is hard to do. And it's an unending process (just because your family knows doesn't mean that everyone you meet will know automatically or will accept it when told, meaning that living openly is a decision to open yourself up to constant and repeated rejection), and one that never gets easier. The only people who question the motives behind coming out are those who will never have to do it themselves.
Big deal....getting her to shut up & holt still to get a into her would be nigh on impossible anyway.
son it's up to you to her back to the straight side
I can no longer cut the mus , jeebs. Get 'er done, dude, get 'er done.
All you need is the Viagra; how else do you think those old man/young teen pornos are made?
truth bombs. plus it sounds like a lot of those kid actors are molested by the gay elite, at least that's what Corey Feldman claims.
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Actress Ellen Page publicly came out as gay Friday evening, while giving a speech at Time to THRIVE, a national LGBTQ youth conference held in Las… Read…
Last night during her coming out speech at an LGBTQ youth conference in Las Vegas, Ellen Page talked about the crushing weight of Hollywood beauty standards. She mentioned specifically an article about her on E!'s web site, which was "mysteriously" pulled offline afterward.
"I try not to read gossip as a rule," Page said. "But the other day a web site ran a picture of me wearing sweatpants on the way to the gym. And the writer asked 'why does this pe e beauty insist on dressing like a massive man?'" As Kia Makarechi of the Huffington Post pointed out on Twitter today, that line comes verbatim from a January 8 article on Eonline.com in which the writer says he's "starting to wonder if the former Juno star is actually homeless." He also noticed that the article is no longer online.
Further, per Makarechi, E!'s article on her speech mentions those remarks in vague terms, saying that Page "shared that she faced an inner struggle because she was in the Hollywood spotlight." Unlike various pieces — like ones in The Hollywood Reporter, The Los Angeles Times, and The Guardian — E!'s article did not quote Page directly on the matter, nor did E! mention its culpability at all.
^& her head is a little bit too big for her body. I hate that in a woman.
If I can't achieve it naturally...I will not achieve it.
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