[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Sorry I didn't elaborate on that.

I meant that there is no direct correlation between people disliking Dexter and other homosexual housemates. I don't think you can use that as a crux for peoples comments on Dexter.

Still don't get you at all. The only people in here so far that have said Dexter is gay are people who dislike him (as far as I know). Dan and the twin actually being gay has no bearing at all on what my point was.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Still don't get you at all. The only people in here so far that have said Dexter is gay are people who dislike him (as far as I know). Dan and the twin actually being gay has no bearing at all on what my point was.

It's on my point. If the people who dislike him comment on his alleged homesexuality then you could be intimating that this is a reason why they don't like Dexter therefore they would dislike all homosexual's in the house.

You said the people who said he is gay are people who dislike him so are you saying people don't like him because they think he is gay?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

It's on my point. If the people who dislike him comment on his alleged homesexuality then you could be intimating that this is a reason why they don't like Dexter therefore they would dislike all homosexual's in the house.

You said the people who said he is gay are people who dislike him so are you saying people don't like him because they think he is gay?

No thats not what I was saying at all. I am saying that those who dislike him seem to have decided he is gay. And as its only those who dislike him that have decided this, it appears to be being used as an insult...

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

No thats not what I was saying at all. I am saying that those who dislike him seem to have decided he is gay. And as its only those who dislike him that have decided this, it appears to be being used as an insult...

But surely if someone used it as insult they would have a derogatory view of homosexuality?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

But surely if someone used it as insult they would have a derogatory view of homosexuality?

Quite possibly. Not necessarily though.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Quite possibly. Not necessarily though.

It's easy to assume that way though. I am not for one minute saying you meant it like that but for example when you said people who dislike Dexter are the ones saying he is gay then you were meaning people including me (which is fine I can understand why you think that after I posted a topic about how less people support him ).


Now if you thought that I meant it as insult then I would think that you thought I had a problem with homosexuality which I don't.

Sorry if we got our wires crossed.

[optimisticcynic]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

No thats not what I was saying at all. I am saying that those who dislike him seem to have decided he is gay. And as its only those who dislike him that have decided this, it appears to be being used as an insult...

I think you're reading far too much into this Vicky. My "interest", though that in itself I fear is an exaggeration, into Dexter's sexuality is rooted in this new-found "love" for Charlie in order to get a storyline. Sexuality is key if this story is to be believed, and I also recall Dexter's tales, though likely equally bull****-based, of being a highly paid male escort.