From the putatively respectable Times: “The day I decided to stop being gay,” “What it feels like to be a pick-up artist,” and “Fat bloke at fit camp – read his daily reports.”
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“The day I decided to stop being gay”:
Muirhead affirms that he’ll try to avoid same-sex encounters if he enters into a heterosexual relationship. I’m not sure how he then derives the conclusion that he’s no longer gay, especially since there is no indication that he’s attracted to women, only to fatherhood.Report
As a gay dad, I didn’t care for his diss of adoptive and surrogate families. As if we loved our children any less. As if we were less real than his momentary impulse toward fatherhood.Report