We should be proud of it and we should celebrate it. Just don't watch it if you don't like it but you can't say it's not a great deal for our community and for us, lesbians. I don't get why anyone can be pissed at this show.

Why the LGBTQ+ community hates the LGBTQ+ community so much? Like for real. They can't resurrect Dana and, they actually did a great job with the Jenny situation.one line was more than enough to end that mess. This show is not about fixing the mistakes made in the past. I love this cast, they have great chemistry. I was not going to to do it because of the reviews and that is so stupid. They can't let Ilene Chaiken ruin this again. And I am so happy that they are the producers and have a lot of creative power. I am very glad Jennifer, Leisha and Kate did this. This show was and still is groundbreaking, it's tone varies but the message is very clear. Yeah, the show is silly sometimes but it doesn't take itself too seriously and shouldn't we. I am very excited and enjoyed the hell out of these episodes. But also, I want to know more about the new characters. I want to know more about the old characters, I want cameos. I think this new show is very smart and it keeps the essence of the first seasons of the original one. I think the choices they made with the old characters are great.

Waiting the whole week just for that one hour of television where I could watch women like me. Feeling scared and happy at the same time. I am feeling like a teenager, watching the show on mute with the captions on, every Sunday at 11pm on school's nights. I just watched the first 2 episodes and I feel so happy. Search how many lesbian bars have disappeared all around the globe in the last 10 years, it's sad. But we need The L Word right now more than ever. I love that today, people are not afraid of putting on, or not to putting on, a label. I am not against the Q generation, but I do feel that we lesbians all around the world are losing great spaces like for example: all women, lesbian bars. We were afraid that 'The L Word', the lesbian word, would fall in the background. My girlfriend and I were afraid of watching this new generation, we were afraid of watching a disaster even worse that what ended up to be the original show. But we can't let the bad things overshadow what this show meant, and still means, to people like me. I realized that I was, and I am, lesbian. I was not old enough to watch the show but fk it, I finally understood why I felt out of place and I didn't 'get it' when my friends talked about some 'boy being super hot'. I was a very confused 14 year Colombian girl living in a very small city with my very Catholic family.

L&#39;amant 1992 online

L'amant 1992 online