Comments on: Michelle Rodriguez talks about her sexuality

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By: Sam

Sam — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 05:38:14 +0000

No one cares about your vagina Michelle. You’re not even remotely as “f**kable” as you think you are so lets just put that one to rest okay. People just want to know why you’re so overly aggressive and masculine. Not that you can’t be any orientation that you want- but such ‘f*ck norms’ gusto usually leads to people wondering. No one’s demeaning her by wondering if she’s a lesbian. When you’re in the public eye, you get talked about. It’s just a question.

Regardless, I think she’s a tad too angry, crass, and unrelenting for someone with so very little talent. You have to at least get the food first before you can even pretend to bite the hand.

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By: h207

h207 — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 04:27:37 +0000

i absolutely admire her….

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By: Wendy

Wendy — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:01:45 +0000

I agree with you Francesca…I think the fact that she’s constantly on the defense, fending off rumors FEEDS the media/public curiosity more than it helps. It seems that with celebrity, there is a healthy medium that can be reached if you don’t give too much private information away (think Ronson/Lohan & their constant myspace updates) & then there are couples who have dated for years and not once commented on their relationship which is a bit odd when you’re in the public eye. Some celebrities are able to find that balance after they become seasoned to their time in the spotlight…kind of a ‘live and learn’ situation. I think Michelle will find her peace with it and balance in time. I think she’s an amazing actress…seems to put a lot into her roles and commitment to her work so I can see her staying in the business for a long time.

As far as her standpoint in the article about men looking at women like her and judging them solely on ‘fuckability’…she’s dead-on. Look around the net at some of the male-centric blogs and what 80% of the men say about tough chicks like Michelle. A lot of them express this absolute disgust…and of course they are all peppered with the “i’d hit that” comments. They use her [assumed] sexuality as an insult or to demean/discredit her…example (saw this one plenty of times)…”she’s a fugly lez” or “I’d like to slap that pissed off dyke look off her face.” Says a lot for our society, doesn’t it? My own husband acts unconsciously and inexplicably jealous or threatened by her when I say something about her being a badass while watching a movie she’s in. It’s what got the wheels turning on Hmmm ya know what?! Some [a LOT] of men are completely threatened/intimidated/turned off by a dominant female with reversed gender roles. It’s interesting, really. I could do a whole study on it

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By: Francesca

Francesca — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 00:44:48 +0000

The lady doth protest too much, and the bathroom not bedroom doors comment was interesting.

I can’t tell if I love her independent girl spirit, or if she’s just impossible and unreasonable.

And the slime thing sounds weird.

I just watched the first Fast and the Furious, and, wow, she has cleaned up. She looks a whole lot better.

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By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:21:28 +0000

I have no idea who she is, but I admire the hell out of her. LOL

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By: FF

FF — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:02:09 +0000

Let’s be fair. People wonder what stars do in private because of the many times they’ve been startled by revelations about what they do in private.

People are just as fascinated with the disparity between public image and private reality as anything else. Mostly they just want to know if their suspicions are true. It’s like Celebrity CSI, or something – just follow ‘the evidence’.

The thing with Michelle is that she always seems to come off as terminally defensive and THAT’S what sparks people’s radar. I get that that’s how some actors react to intense speculation and media intrusion – but she always seems as if she’s ready to throw down and kick someone’s ass.

Maybe all this posturing is just a front for a vulnerable and sensitive centre, but she might want to know that it just makes people think she’s got more to hide.

Also, it seems that you can’t be a woman in Hollywood and be a tomboy unless you keep the regular company of handsome men. I mean, since when does not wanting to play the glamour game always equal lesbian? It’s silly, and it’s usually an implied accusation levelled at women deemed ‘too manly’ either for their physiques, looks, opinions, or lack of designer shoes – see Alicia Keyes, Ellen Page, Jessica Biel.

It’s a bit insidiously coercive, imo.

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By: Anonymous Gurl

Anonymous Gurl — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 10:20:00 +0000

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By: dan

dan — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 07:04:01 +0000

i think what she says-first part of the post especially, is right. you look at many other blogs and thats how women are talked about. gotta give her kudos for saying that-because even saying that would land a hollywood actress in hot water with the media.

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By: I can't remember

I can't remember — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:39:34 +0000

I think most men do consider the f***ability question and beauty has little to do with it. They’ll look at woman, consider her ugly but f***able if they feel like it, if they feel like they can get away with it, if they feel she’s desperate enough, and likes them and they feel like they can get a free f*** out of her. F***able does not equate to respect, like, love, caring, courtesy, kindness, or anything decent. There are men like that unfortunately.
I agree with her, although I may be projecting my own anger, bitterness, and cynicism about men these days. Still I’ll bet there’s cause for her anger. Maybe that’s just me…

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