s02e18 — Sleeping Dogs Lie
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| Duration: | 43 min. |
| Released: | 18.04.200619.04.2006 05:00 |
| Watched by: | 195 26173.53% |
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- No, but now I respect that basketball player you dated in college.
Oh, lolish! House is such a House!)))
Sweet, naive Cameron.
You know what makes me happy: the series 2004-2006, where LGBT+ couples were presented as the norm. There were no screams or excuses, although now, in 2016, this issue is very acute in the States. They just served it up. "Her partner," "her girlfriend," and none of House's team, none of the clinic said it wasn't OK. This is the kind of content I want to see in films and TV series featuring LGBT+ people - absolutely no reaction. It's a couple. It's a family. It happens here the same way as in all other couples, as well as in heteros. This is n o r m a l l n o.
Ah, that's great.
P. S. I don't want to offend anyone, I'm just speaking for myself. But if this topic is personal for you, please share your experience, is such a position really effective? For adequate people, this will not change anything, and as for the rejected, will they really become kinder from the everywhere thundering agenda? And will they make life easier for the LGBT community? Suddenly everyone realizes?
In general, I really like it, exactly how it is shown here. 100% of the heterosexual couples in the series have their dark secrets, and the lesbian couple is also not idealized - their cockroaches, like everyone else's.
I have no personal experience in this matter, I do not have the habit of talking to assholes, it is unsafe. But there are enough examples and statistics that yes, it works. People are always scared of the unfamiliar in the first place. Suddenly realizing is unlikely, but gradually... Water sharpens the stone.
I think that what infuriates many people now is the "agenda" - this is the effect of the pendulum. For a long time, the LGBT topic was taboo, like the topic of sex in general - and then the hippies, the sexual revolution, Stonewall - LGBT swung the pendulum, violated the status quo. This process is slow, and has now gained enough weight to reach the broad masses, so to speak. And, of course, it provoked opposition. I think that the pendulum will swing for some time, in one direction and in another, and when it stops, the old world will no longer be.
- What, all three of them?)
Both girls got fucked up in the end. Great relationship, yeah.
I'm afraid of dogs for nothing. 😣
Ideally, of course, it is better to write a joint article.
But what's the problem with publishing a second article if the material is different? And I would quote Forman
And Cameron has also shown herself to be unprofessional in this episode, to put it mildly. For some reason, I decided that I had the right to condemn a person and because of my hysterical righteousness, I did the procedure so rudely! Kapets, damn it, if one of the patients on Cameron's shift does not reach the face of the saints, that's it, the righteous Cameron quarters him. What kind of nonsense is this? By the way, this is not an indicator of holiness, but of a bunch of personal unprocessed psychologisms. A really good person adequately perceives the fact that everyone has their own shortcomings, he lives according to his conscience, but does not condemn others. And Cameron is very hysterical about condemning others. I would assume that this is because of internal prohibitions, they say, others can do it calmly, but I can't, I can't. And it infuriates her so much that she punishes patients, made the procedure more painful for the girl. And I don't care that the poor guy didn't sleep for 10 days, she's not a saint - that means everything, torture and execution. Ugh, I can't stand hysterical righteous people. If I were Foreman, I wouldn't be friends with her either.
Apparently, they only have an adequate Chase there, and does not confuse personal triggers with work.