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RedMagnolia

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I know someone who identifies openly as bi. Her eldest son did in fact sit her down for the Big Talk to reveal that he was straight.
I think people who aren't heterosexual do feel that they have to tell people though.

My daughter came out to us when she was 21 (we'd known for years) because she wanted to move in with her girlfriend and didn't want to have to pretend to have separate bedrooms.

There's still a lot of homophobia about.

One of my workmates, a born-again Christian, promised to pray for my daughter to be restored to the path of righteousness. Another workmate, very recently, said "Wife? She has a wife? How does that work then?" to which I replied I didn't realise I'd travelled back to 1970. She still didn't get it, and NHS workers do Equality and Diversity training on an annual basis. :eek:

So yeah, the Big Talk is still necessary, sadly.
 
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AlanBanan

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Back in the day, we just told people to fuck off if we didn’t like what they were doing. There was no HR department to go running to so you has to deal with it yourself.. or get your mates to help you.
I think most people were sexually harassed, bullied, called racist names or whatever etc back in the 80/90’s.. well, forever, in some way. We just had to get on with it. There was no # metoo or cancel culture to moan to.
I had a great time growing up. Different times, I suppose .. but he was a really nice, fun (young) guy back then and it wasn’t out of the ordinary. The girls were just as filthy too. But, yes, I’m sure not everyone appreciates seeing someone’s knob on occasion but there was a lot costumes coming on and off all the time, so most people who worked there weren’t overly phased by that type of thing.
People watching/showing porn at work/school now seems to be a big issue. So, yes, what’s next indeed… 😬😳
Yeah, there’s a reason why there’s HR and laws in place now. Because it’s not normal and no woman should be forced to be put into a position where they have to tell men off for sexually assaulting and harassing them. Just because it was normal for you doesn’t mean it was normal.
 
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Blurp

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One of my flatmates at uni told a horrific tale of her aunt who was going through what she thought was the menopause with her four children in their teens and tweens.
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She had TRIPLETS!
All boys, two identical.
 
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NonDairyQueen

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I thought she wanked off a soldier who was wanking up a tree and she sucked off another man when she was at university in Cambridge?
I find her a bit irritating, like an attention seeking child. I don't know why. It's like ' Oh I'm not the centre of attention for 5 seconds let's tell the most outrageous story I can!' Maybe all her stories are really true, who knows?
 
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bogeybrogey

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Never posted on these threads but have enjoyed reading them.

my input is a few years ago whilst on holiday in New York I was shopping in a famous sweet shop called Dylan’s candy bar when Jonathan Ross and his wife came in and argued with the owner/founder because she wouldn’t close the entire store so they could shop privately without being bothered. For reference, nobody had bothered them. I’m not even sure if he/they are particularly known in America.
 
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Falkor

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Why is Geri a homewrecker? I'm soooo out of the loop with her...
Because Christian 'officially' took up with Geri six months after his partner gave birth to their daughter, but she'd been stalking him on the F1 circuit for a long while before that.
 
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hughjars

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I can imagine working with someone like Barrowman, and being thoroughly intimidated by him - immensely popular, so very amusing, and anyone saying otherwise would be told to shhh.

Much like (yes, I've told this anecdote before on here) I was as a nurse in my 20's when a consultant unzipped my uniform and said 'you'll do' to guffaws from his assembled team of junior doctors (all men). When I complained to my manager I was told I should be flattered and perhaps I should reconsider working there if I didn't have a sense of humour :sick: :sick: :sick: Yes it was in the 80's and yes, I still bear a grudge against that man all these years later.
I was a student nurse in the 80s, late in my psychiatric placement, and after a few incidents, I found out the male members of staff ran a book on which and how many student nurses they could get into bed (they were all married). The tutors were all men so it wasn’t possible to report it really. Plus you didn’t really want to get a reputation as “that” student. JB’s actions were not simple tomfoolery. If a man got his penis out on public transport that he’d be arrested and maybe even put on the sex offenders register.
 
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spillthesass

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Not major celeb just had to post this on one of the threads. I matched with Conor Maynard last night on tinder, we had a 30 second FaceTime today and he asked me to meet up and now full on ghosts me 🤣🤣🤣 such a douche honestly takes 2 seconds to say sorry something came up or he’s not interested anymore
 

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DeluxeTruffles

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Here’s her dress
The dress look much prettier in the photo than it does on her body. No offence Louise....

Yes, Tom said he met Dustin at a Hollywood party and it was 'instant attraction' or something along those lines.

Dustin is 47 and Tom is 27. Dustin is punching in my opinion. I would imagine he is loaded, but Tom is a young, pretty, muscular Olympian. I would imagine a lot of guys would have their eye on him.

They broke up for a period of time and then got back together and married.

I am just in awe of Tom's body. It is funny as big muscular bodies do nothing for me and men going to the gym for 4 hours a day for the sake of vanity normally repel me. I think because he is an athlete it is different. He has that body because it is part of his training and therefore I don't feel disgusted by him. I just really love his lovely abs and want to lay my head on them and eat violet creams while he knits me a cardigan.
 
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Miss Begotten

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Women presumably don't feel threatened or unsafe when Barrowman gets his dick out to entertain the masses, because he is openly gay. But what about men? I'm thinking of younger, less experienced men. Would they feel comfortable at seeing a middle-aged man brandishing his penis in their direction? I'd be ready with my surgical scissors if he came near me with his willy out.
I actually think that Barrowman’s sexuality is a bit of a red herring. If someone is getting his dick out and waving it around in the workplace, I don’t really care what gender it’s attracted to, I still don’t want to see it.
 
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AlanBanan

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On the topic of Nadia, I only found out recently that she wasn’t Julia and i was disappointed with her because I wanted her to be like Saffy in real life, I was a bit relieved when I found out that they’re two completely different people 😂
 
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RedMagnolia

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This may have been posted already - from last weeks Popbitch email
With news that Steve Coogan is to play Jimmy Savile in a new BBC drama, talk has predictably turned once again to who knew what at the Beeb and when.

People point to John Lydon’s interview in 1978, and Jerry Sadowitz’s stand-up in the 80s, but it wasn’t just gobby outliers who were talking about it. Larry Grayson, the former host of the Generation Game, is reputed to have gladly told strangers all the things he’d heard concerning Savile’s hospital work – even going so far as to do an impression of Savile in a morgue.

And just in case the voice he did while acting it out didn’t make things entirely clear, he’d end by saying “He won’t be able to fucking fix that if it ever gets out!”
Savile’s morgue activities taught me the word munting.

There was always gossip about the amount of time he spent in the morgue at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, same as at St James in Leeds.

The odious prick had access all areas passes to every part of each hospital, including the student nurses quarters.

We were told to deadbolt the door to stop him coming in during the night, because (said with an affectionate laugh) he’s a bit of an old perv.
 
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RedMagnolia

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I repeat

HOW COULD PC JIM CARVER DRINK AWAY HIS MARRIAGE TO JUNE WITHIN THREE EPISODES OF THE BILL

HE MUSTVE BEEN THE LUCKIEST COPPER IN BRITAIN

THE STUPID PILLOCK BLEW IT ALL AWAY FOR THE SAKE OF A FEW DRINKS

THE THOUGHT OF SEXY JUNE IN HER POLICE GEAR SHOULDVE BEEN ENOUGH FOR HIM NOT TO DISAPPEAR DOWN THE NECK OF A BOTTLE
@GordonD88 two things:

1. The Bill is pretend. Neither Jim nor June are proper coppers.

2. Turn your caps lock off, it’s giving me a headache

😂😂😂
 
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