“Sex” Star Opens Her Mouth (Again)

Sex In The City star tries to maintain relevancy by making controversial comments regarding sexuality

 

Sex in The City star Cynthia Nixon clarified claims she previously made about sexuality and choice. The actress is under scrutiny for remarking that she chose to engage in a homosexual relationship with her current partner.

 

According to ABC, “[the actress] recently told the New York Times Magazine, ‘I understand that for many people it’s not, but for me it’s a choice, and you don’t get to define my gayness for me.’”

 

These comments upset the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. Extreme Right Conservatives have often hypothesized that homosexuality is a choice. Apparently, this belief is based in the fact that Conservatives fight their own homosexual tendencies ever yday.

 

But the Gay community has long maintained that sexuality isn’t a choice. People are born gay. They cannot choose who they are attracted to anymore than they can control their skin color. But never mind what this says about Michael Jackson; let’s hear Cynthia Nixon’s take on the issue:

 

“While I don’t often use the word, the technically precise term for my orientation is bisexual. I believe bisexuality is not a choice, it is a fact. What I have ‘chosen’ is to be in a gay relationship.”

 

Unless you’re currently enrolled in a liberal arts college, odds are you aren’t up-to-date on your gender/sexuality studies. To clarify: A heterosexual is an individual attracted to the opposite sex. A homosexual is an individual attracted to the same sex. A bisexual is an individual attracted to both sexes. And a Transexual is an individual who identifies as another sex and who lives in Key West, Florida.

 

And then there is also the Queer Theory psychological hypothesis of Pan-sexuality. Pan-Sexuality, or Omni-Sexuality, maintains that sexuality is determined on an individual basis. In other words, every individual bases his/her sexuality on the sexual prospects of other individuals within the same environment.

 

Get it? Of course not. You didn’t study Liberal Arts, dumb-ass. Basically, all Ms. Nixon is saying is that she’s just trying to get laid. And since men base their sexual attraction on appearance, women are her only hope.