The real culprit
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People who talk like that have only seen pictures from the show, or they watched it a little bit when they were a child and don't remember 99%.
Because Xena and Gabrielle did pretty much everything except the physical deeds. And it was recently confirmed in a comic, where they kiss and say they love eachother.
Hell, you could probably show them the old show with the parts set in modern times and they'd blow their gasket. Becase the reincarnations are the opposite genders for a while.
"recently confirmed in a comic" doesn't really matter; because that's exactly how things get retconned in.
I mean, you're right, but not because of the comic.
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I never watched it. I remember other kids at school talking about it, but I never watched it. Kind of wished I did now.
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It’s like this one guy that asked “what’s a run of X-Men that has no woke messaging “. Like dude…
"Haha! Good one! ...wait, you're serious!?"
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Also, I hope that someone sends him that quote so that he knows how much of a nothing person he is.
Who sends messages to nobody..?!
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Put a chick in it and make her gay.
Out another diverse chick in it and make her gay and lame.
Ftfy.
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How many young lesbians do you think watched this show vs horny straight boys?
The ratio of unicorns to leprechauns
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Never watched it. Was she canonically gay? That would have been quite progressive for the time.
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Never watched it. Was she canonically gay? That would have been quite progressive for the time.
She was wink-wink-nudge-nudge "unconfirmed." Very close with a female companion.
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My appreciation for snarky, smart-mouthed, tomboys is starting to make sense.
Natasha Lyonne hits so hard.
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It's a two-sided coin. As a straight guy, watching Lucy Lawless in the Xena costume made me more hetero than ever.
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Natasha Lyonne hits so hard.
And her voice. Her and Emma Stone could get me going reading War and Peace.
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She was wink-wink-nudge-nudge "unconfirmed." Very close with a female companion.
There are more than a few nudges about them being roommates. And as a horny teen, I was there for it.
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I never watched it. I remember other kids at school talking about it, but I never watched it. Kind of wished I did now.
Time to sail the high seas. It gets gayer with each episode IIRC. Like longing stares and shit.
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DISAPPOIINTEEDD!!!
A masterclass in acting. A true thespian.
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My appreciation for snarky, smart-mouthed, tomboys is starting to make sense.
Fuck, that's why!
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Yeah, we all had a little growing to do as preteens. I tend not to hold it against purple.
holding it against green though is totally valid.
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Never watched it. Was she canonically gay? That would have been quite progressive for the time.
People liked to joke about Xena being lesbian back in the days.
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Oh boy, when I watched Spartacus my childhood dreams came true.
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She was wink-wink-nudge-nudge "unconfirmed." Very close with a female companion.
don't they literally kiss near the end?
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I'm a fairly cishet man and I think she's responsible for my appreciation of queer lit. I'm definitely a little gayer than I otherwise would be.
You misunderstand the math equation, much like how there is nothing manlier than two men (Femboys not accounted for due to unstable variables) there is nothing straighter that someone heterosexual appreciating homosexual tendencies of the opposite sex. Mind you this is operating on simplified variables, trans and bi folks make the math far far messier and I shall leave such matters of gayness and straightness to others who aren't me.
