Click here: to donate by Credit Card
Or here: to donate by PayPal
Or by mail to: Free Republic, LLC - PO Box 9771 - Fresno, CA 93794
Thank you very much and God bless you.
Posted on 09/08/2026 3:34:19 PM PDT by fwdude
It was Christmas Day when Annie decided she was going to leave her husband. There had been no blowout fight, no infidelity, not even a borderline offensively thoughtless Christmas gift. But Annie had seen something she couldn’t unsee. “Episode Six: The Cottage. That was the turning point,” says Annie, a 38-year-old teacher. “I remember just sitting there thinking, This is so far from my reality.”
Nine months after it aired in the U.S., where it averaged over 10.6 million viewers per episode, the influence of Heated Rivalry has only grown, so much so that it has begun to infiltrate a new and unexpected domain: divorce court. Over the last several months, dozens of women have taken to fan forums and social media to talk about how Jacob Tierney’s gay hockey romance inspired them to leave their husbands or long-term partners.
(Excerpt) Read more at elle.com ...
|
|
Click here: to donate by Credit Card Or here: to donate by PayPal Or by mail to: Free Republic, LLC - PO Box 9771 - Fresno, CA 93794 Thank you very much and God bless you. |
“It’s not a lie, if you believe it.”
That depends on whether you want to sift through the definitions for a glimpse at reality. "Bi" men are essentially homos, so are "transgender women."
From the hyper-gay friendly Human Rights Campaign:
Among men, a third of bisexual men (37.3%), versus a little over a quarter (29%) of heterosexual men, had experienced IPV in their lifetime; gay men were slightly less likely than heterosexual men to experience this (reported by 26%). Transgender people experience IPV at rates even higher than their cisgender peers; an analysis of the 2015 United States Transgender Survey found that more than half (54%) of all trans and non-binary people have experienced IPV at some point in their lifetimes.
So, when you factor in the rest of the alphabet of perversion, much higher.
I stopped reading here.
Bi” men are essentially homos
“Heads - I want hairpie....Tails - Balls across the nose!”
OK. That takes care of any post I might make. Good job.
Is this what’s on TV now?
I don’t have one. Sounds icky.
Exactly. “My reality” and its cousin “My truth.”
are you ok with men that vote democrat? Or is it just the women?
Good question... A better one... Why would anybody watch it???
Two junior hockey players sucking each other's dong... That's a concept that only an ultra-woke lunatic could conjure up. Not sure who greenlighted this project, but they should have their head examined. As for the vast viewership for this nonsense... I'm pretty sure that's been 'conjured' up as well.
Read this book it will tell you the opposite!
Where Death Delight: Adventures in Courtroom Medicine
by Marshall Houts
The author a pioneer in forensic medicine. He will tell you that he can tell by the level of violence presented in a murder scene if it involved gay relationship jealousy. Higher the violence the more likely to be true!
I don’t doubt male gay domestic violence particularly awful when it happens.
It’s just a more rare occurrence, in raw numbers.
Basically, we’re talking about two different things: (1) how bad it is when it happens (what you posted) vs. (2) how often it happens (what I posted).
Somewhere in the mix, I think, is the idea that since the men actually are gay, they would never approach a woman. It's a form of distancing. It parks the sex somewhere off in fantasy land, where it might feel safer.
But people who get addicted to fantasy can lose sight of reality pretty fast. There are increasing numbers of men, especially young men, who have substituted online porn for the risks and effort associated with actually trying to meet women irl, and maybe even try to build a relationship. Women can do the same thing.
Screw all the future cat-lady bitches. And I sincerely mean that. These vile, wicked women will destroy lives over fictional BS that they’ll be “happy”.
As a society, we need to start talking about how women have gone crazy and are destroying it.
> Why were normal women watching a “gay hockey romance” in the first place?
Speaking as a normal woman, this show has never interested me, although some of the bubbleheads I know say that I *must* give it a try.
My instinct is that I wouldn’t find a gay hockey drama very interesting. I prefer to watch actual hockey.
/Go Sharks!
> Repeal XIX !!!
You better have your affairs settled before you take my ballot away. I’m a conservative woman and you should believe I know how to protect what’s mine with all the means that are Constitutionally available to me.
Don’t believe a bit of it.
I noticed that none of the women seemed to evaluate their own behaviors in their relationship - it was all entirely on their husbands/significant others failing to live up to a (gay) TV ideal. Whether they themselves actually loved up to an ideal never crossed their minds.
Their husbands/significant others are better off.
A good man, a good home, lovley children isn't enough for these bitches and hoes.
Yikes....I could have lived the rest of my life quite well without that image rattling around in my head.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.