...it would be a couple having an affair with the same WOMAN because, you know, only women can be bisexual.
sharePoor German people, they can't be sexy.
Oh, but bisexual women are attention-seekers and whores, and they're only *acting* bi to titillate potential male partners and so aren't really bi at all! While the men are either 100% gay or 100% straight, because anything else is beyond US comprehension apparently. I hate living in America...
EDIT: come to think of it, the American movie Vicky Christina Barcelona also featured a tertiary couple, and yes, predictably, two out of three were hot, cis, femme women.
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^This is so true. I can't really speak for other cultures but in America it's obvious that a lot of people have a very simplistic view of sexuality. "Wait, it's more complex than that? No way, man!"
Oh, but bisexual women are attention-seekers and whores, and they're only *acting* bi to titillate potential male partners and so aren't really bi at all! While the men are either 100% gay or 100% straight, because anything else is beyond US comprehension apparently.
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That sounds related to the idea of phallocentrism in how people talk about bisexuality--everyone goes for the man with the penis (which is why bi and oftentimes lesbian women are really straight, and bi men are really gay).
The Irish movie "Goldfish Memory" does a nice job of portraying diverse relationships without falling into these tropes.
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I also noticed how Hollywood is addicted to penis. How many movies feature a supposedly lesbian woman who ends up sleeping with or falling in love with a man?
This is rare in Hollywood. Most of the times they find their happiness with the woman.
I also noticed how Hollywood is addicted to penis. How many movies feature a supposedly lesbian woman who ends up sleeping with or falling in love with a man?
This is rare in Hollywood. Most of the times the find their happiness with the woman.
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The only one I can think of is kissing Jessica Stein, and I am not really sure what was going on in that film.
shareIn KJS one woman does go back to men while one woman continues to be with women, but KJS was not a commercial film it was an Indie that was picked up and distributed by Fox Searchlight.
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Actually, one woman was indicated of at least giving a guy a chance whom she really knew cared for her I thought that was the real reason for the breakup, But just as the film said she was going back to being the same as she was [straight]she gets hit on by another lesbian. It was odd because the one thing indicated in this film was she was not into lesbian sex. I think the film said at the end that men and women wee attracted to her as she is.
The other gal I could not understand how she went to actually liking sex with men to totally giving up on it with them. Made no sense since, she was getting off and enjoying both. I suspect her gal will some day walk in on her with a guy...She may say this is just for old time sakes. LOL
I thought the exact same thing as I watched the movie. Americans are terrified of male on male intimacy.
shareI'm actually currently writing a film with a similar storyline but it's a comedy. Takes place during Thanksgiving. My couple discovers they share the same man just as her parents arrive for the holiday a day early. Mine's about their dinner and the way they work out their issues while keeping it a secret from the in-laws. In mine, the wife also gets pregnant but the husband comes out to everyone. I came up with this before watching this film. I was just doing some research on threesome movies and came across it. I want to make an international type of film that appeals to everyone regardless of nationality. And make a smart satire about relationships.
shareA number of years ago I saw a documentary about a community of people, sort of an artistic crowd, who lived in the group sex environment on a permanent basis.
When making a movie, make sure the separation of a "smart satire" and "incoming trend" is visible. After all, who says that a family must be limited to two people?
Indeed. In the short film version, I'm gonna leave it kind of open at the end what they're going to do. But the feature will be more clear.
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