Beingvgay seems to be a licence to get away with these daft actions. Pretty conclusive argument if you take Cbb into account.

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The OP makes a good point but perhaps gets the terms wrong. I think it's more about Louis' 'campness' than 'gayness'

There's a difference between Gayness and Campness.

I know plenty of gay people who aren't camp. If they were to indulge in t*t squeezing behaviour (as Louis did with Courtney) then it would be uncomfortable viewing for sure.

But Camp seems to come with this acceptable, even expected thread of 'outrageousness' which tends to excuse the Camp of all manner of risque behaviour which is often found unacceptable if displayed by the less Camp amongst us.

For example, i can't imagine the 'un-camp' Ron squeezing Courtney's t*t and everyone laughing it off in the same manner as when Louis did it.

In that respect, Louis definitely does get away with more.

To be fair it's not even really a uniquely 'camp' trait, there are plenty of pleasant camp people (Michael McIntyre is a good example)

It's just sad that the only thing about Louie that can be said here is he is bitchy, but it's got nothing to do with his sexuality or his flamboyance.

Is Louie gay?

Is water wet?

Oh yeah camp does not necessarily mean bitchy, but there is a often a risque element to camp where boundaries can be teased, even expected to be teased by definition and so bitching under the headline of 'camp' tends to be more acceptable - to some people - when it has those proverbial sequins stitched upon it.

In this respect i think Louie's flamboyance does allow him to get away with more - in some people's eyes.

In mine though - bitching is bitching - whether it's camp or not !

And Louie is not shy of bitching as he would be the first to admit !

No I don't take back the OP, but with hindsight I would have used Campness instead of Gayness, of course his sexuality has nothing to do with his behaviour.

But to re-iterate his nasty, spiteful, arrogant behaviour as of late is somehow tolerated by the other HM more and I wonder if his general campness has any bearing on how his behaviour is perceived.

Isnt your son gay?

Anyway try visiting a gay bar, all the straight girls grope the boys.

Its not really offensive its all in jest.

I do it to my girl mates and I aint "daft" its just a bit of fun and people need to just chill out and loosen up.

I don't think the groping thing is really a thing, she did ask him to feel them in the loo so? But the nasty comments, he camps them right up so they are a bit panto but they are still hurtful.

Are you?