[nmh]

"I've had this theory for a while, but kept it to myself: Rosie hates being a lesbian. She hates it. She resents women who are attractive enough to get a man. I can't go any deeper into her psyche than that but I think that deep down, her greatest desire is to be found to be attractive by men."

Surprise! I agree with you.

Rosie is unhappy being a lesbian and playing the "male" of the role. Her buddy plays the female in the perverted "union". Here's Anna, an exaggeration of a female (comic book character) getting allot of attention from males that are often considered "attractive" - She HATES that. When does Rosie get ANY attention? When she's ANGRY and says HATEFUL things - the other one got attention for the opposite reasons.
I have YET to meet a homosexual that is HAPPY. They're ALL miserable!

[AmishDude]

I disagree with your last point. There's a reason that "gay" is used for (male) homosexual. It began as a euphamism for a reason. It's true that "dour" often follows from "lesbian" but not always. I'm not willing to make generalizations on this point. I'm only going to say that it holds in Rosie's case.

[pandoraou812]

I have YET to meet a homosexual that is HAPPY. They're ALL miserable!

I know.....Yet they call themselves Gay....I have never understood that.

[Levante]

"Rosie...her greatest desire is to be found to be attractive by men."

Well, there's always fat-assed Michael Moore.

Then again, maybe he doesn't qualify as a "man."