Lady Gaga has always made a bit of a to-do about the fact that she’s bisexual and equal opportunity when it comes to which genitalia you’ve got in your pants, but it seems she’s changed tracks a bit – as often happens with the “four year queer” community of which I’ve always thought she was a part – and subtly come out as straight during Pride weekend.
She headed down to Atlantic City this weekend with her dog and a friend, and posted the photo above with the following caption:
Atlantic City Baby. Straights celebrating their pride by unLEASHING our gayness. @thedirtypearls @tommylondon Be proud. We were born this way. #TellemAsia
Well, okay. Frankly I don’t care who/what Gaga prefers having sex with, I just think it’s sorta hilarious/pathetic that so many popstars want to latch on to the bisexual identity in the beginning to get themselves press/gain a queer following and then they back off it when they realize it’s not cool anymore. Paging Jessie J!
This is part of the reason why we have such a hard time being taken seriously in the straight and gay communities and why people think that bisexuality doesn’t exist, or is just a phase, or that we’re secretly really gay. Drives me mad.
You nailed it though, it’s just another attention-getter and when the attention from it wanes, the drama queens are off and running to the next trend.
I was a fan of Gaga when she first came along, but not anymore. She obviously blew what talent she had on the first CD and now all she has left is gimmicks & costumes. Just shut up and go away already, Gaga.
Signed – a *real* bisexual woman
They can’t even call it “gay pride” anymore, because even in their INCREDIBLY OVERBEARING insistence I recognize their rights as some sort of victim status, their filthy political correctness overwhelms the whole thing. Go pound sand every last one of you.
What’s with the metal shirts? Mötley Crue, Van Halen, and an Iron Maiden shirt on the guy behind them… Posers.
@Muttley Macclad “insistence I recognize their rights as some sort of victim status”
Wrong. All the LGBTQA community wants is the same rights as everyone else. The right to marry, to a job, to a safe place to live and work.
Why do you consider that too much to ask?