But I'm a Cheerleader - Exploring Sexual Identity and Personal History
Jan:
I'm a heterosexual.
Mike:
Not yet, honey. You're almost there. And don't speak out of turn.
Jan:
No, I know, I've never been gay.
Mike:
Jan remember, you were molested. And just take a look at yourself.
Jan:
Everybody thinks I'm this big dyke because I wear baggy pants, and play softball, and I'm not as pretty as other girls, but that doesn't make me gay. I like guys. I can't help it. I want a big fat wiener up my...
Andre:
Amen, sister.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Exploring Personal Histories and Relationships
Mary:
I think it might be a great idea for Megan to be reminded of your root, Graham.
Graham:
My mother got married in pants.
Mary:
All right, let's see, Dolph?
Dolph:
Too many locker room showers with the varsity team.
Mary:
Hilary?
Hilary:
All girl boarding school.
Mary:
Sinead?
Sinead:
I was born in France.
Mary:
Clayton?
Clayton:
My mom let me play in her pumps.
Jan:
I like balls.
Mary:
Why thank you for that, Jan.
Mary:
Joel?
Joel:
Traumatic bris.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Introducing the Group's Identities and Truths
Mary:
Megan, meet the rest of our group.
Jan:
Hi, Megan. I'm Jan, and I'm a softball player, and I'm a homosexual.
Sinead:
I'm Sinead. I like pain. I'm homosexual.
Joel:
I'm Joel. I'm a Jew. And I... ho-homosexual.
Graham:
We met.
Mary:
Graham.
Graham:
I'm Graham, and I like girls, a lot. And I'm a homosexual.
Andre:
Andre. Actor. Dancer. Homosexual.
Dolphe:
Dolph. Homosexual. Varsity wrestler. How you doing?
Clayton:
Hi. I'm Clayton Dunn. I work in retail, I'm a homosexual.
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