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seriousficI helped a woman in a wheelchair carry her things and all I could think was "Barbara Gordon would not approve."
By the way, why is it that when an actor like James McAvoy says something like this: "It is a little bit of a mini-tragedy that Xavier and Magneto don’t, you know, have sex and become married and become best friends."
Everyone goes LIFE RUINER, LIFE RUINER!
But when an actress like Amanda Seyfried says something like this: "Sex scenes are great. A lot of my costars have been sexy guys my age, and so, why not? I’m not going to pretend it’s not fun. […] Jennifer’s Body is my favorite movie that I’ve done. It was overlooked in theaters, but it does have a DVD following. I can’t believe nobody wanted to see Megan Fox and me hitting it. They had an extreme close-up of our tongues, and I’m telling you, the thing about the scene is that it’s actually really sexy. For a young girl to say that about her own sex scene—it must be because it’s special."
Everyone goes “ugh, what an attention whore, she’s just playing up her sexuality for publicity.” No kidding, I chanced upon this quote at Jezebel (which I don't really go to, because I have my own feminist website) and they called her an exhibitionist.
I actually already posted this on my tumblr, it got a few likes, and one reblog by someone who answered that what McAvoy said was more "ambiguous." Because that's the best word to describe marriage. Ambiguous.
By the way, why is it that when an actor like James McAvoy says something like this: "It is a little bit of a mini-tragedy that Xavier and Magneto don’t, you know, have sex and become married and become best friends."
Everyone goes LIFE RUINER, LIFE RUINER!
But when an actress like Amanda Seyfried says something like this: "Sex scenes are great. A lot of my costars have been sexy guys my age, and so, why not? I’m not going to pretend it’s not fun. […] Jennifer’s Body is my favorite movie that I’ve done. It was overlooked in theaters, but it does have a DVD following. I can’t believe nobody wanted to see Megan Fox and me hitting it. They had an extreme close-up of our tongues, and I’m telling you, the thing about the scene is that it’s actually really sexy. For a young girl to say that about her own sex scene—it must be because it’s special."
Everyone goes “ugh, what an attention whore, she’s just playing up her sexuality for publicity.” No kidding, I chanced upon this quote at Jezebel (which I don't really go to, because I have my own feminist website) and they called her an exhibitionist.
I actually already posted this on my tumblr, it got a few likes, and one reblog by someone who answered that what McAvoy said was more "ambiguous." Because that's the best word to describe marriage. Ambiguous.
