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Originally Posted by SNR
See, that's what I have problems with. Jim Parsons is outwardly gay enough in his personality. This isn't like Neil Patrick Harris or anything. And for those types of gay people, there's not all this pressure for people to think you're something that you are not.
In the 70s and 80s if coming out of the closet were as acceptable as it is now, I don't think Paul Lynde or Charles Nelson Reilly would make public statements about their sexuality. Why should they?
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I don't find Parson's swishy in the sense of PL or CNR. I've had several friends more 'gaydar' than Parsons who were definitively hetero. My manager in fast food in HS was the reincarnation of John Waters, but his wife was a manager there and I saw them work together for years. If anything NPH is more of a no brainer due to his Broadway persona.
And half of the posts in this very thread are, 'duh, who didn't know this years ago,' so.