Originally Posted by skyegirl:
“You can be normal and extrovert.
.... Just because someone dresses like a tranny or is bi- sexual or gay doesn't make them interesting.
....People want someone they can support and identify with. We don't want weirdos. It's been done before.
Regarding BB4. The mistake was, they put in nice but boring people. Let's have nice but interesting. Someone who has done something in their life more than just be a student. Someone who has something to say about themselves which is what makes CBB interesting.
Have fewer gays.
Don;t just add booze and wait for fights.
Set up the tasks so that they create divisions and let the situation create tension. Like in CBB and the nominations this week.
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Some excellent points, there!
I am an average-looking, 38 year old gay man, with no real emotional angst. I do not conform to the gay man stereotype (like most). I do not go clubbing every other night, I do not take drugs, I do not cross dress, wear make-up or behave in a girly way. I am not a hairdresser or flight attendant and I do not want to be a star!
I am extrovert, get on with men and women equally and relate well to people of all ages from different backgrounds.
I have strong views, take an interest in the community, the country and in politics/current affairs.
I consider myself kind and a good listener; I cry when I hear sad songs and at sloppy movies. I get drunk and fall over sometimes. I sing (badly) at karaoke, and do rotten impressions of regional accents.
I am told that I can be sharp and witty.
I am also moody.
In other words, I am normal. But I do not think I would stand a chance of getting on BB, mainly because I have a disability. But reading this thread has convinced me to go along to the audition in March (health permitting)
I will let you know how I get on-will take my camera and put some pics up somewhere