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ilgreven:

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Portia de Rossi was still considered a heterosexual sex symbol even after she came out and married Ellen DeGeneres.

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kontextmaschine:

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except Charlotte, but including the men.

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Also Cynthia Nixon feels bizarre in a show about heterosexuality, how bad were we at that?

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kontextmaschine:

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also and I suppose this is the premise, everyone looks like a decade too old for their outfits

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kontextmaschine:

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watching Sex in the City and honestly just struck by how different the bust profiles in style were

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I mean Lindsay Bluth F\u00fcnke was plausibly married to a man though. Miranda? That hair, that attitude, those outfits, the way she styled her face, the way she carried her body, I was just waiting for the episode where she dated Shane. (Which would be amazing)

I mean I guess joke’s on me and the girls were all written as gay men, but still.

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