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Pleased, disappointed, then pleased again  [message #75993] Mon, 14 October 2019 11:18 Go to previous message
timmy

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I watched this video, linked from a tweet, which is apparently part of a series, and thought "Wow"

I tried to check tik tok out, and happened on this article. And, for a while, I was disappointed.

I verified it as best as I could with this tweet. Is twitter verification? Then I started to think

I concluded that the attendant brouhaha about (pretty much) gay for pay is irrelevant. The video is what matters, not the fact that they were acting. And, unless allegedly heterosexual and mildly homophobic blond boy is a flrting with a girl, he's a great actor.

For me, after thought, the video stands as sweet and encouraging. And the kid is easy on the eye, too. Hope that survives puberty!

[Updated on: Mon, 14 October 2019 18:01]



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