Natasha LyonneQuotes

Natasha Lyonne
Birthday
April 4th, 1979
From
New York City, New York, USA
Actor

But I'm a Cheerleader - Megan's Declaration of Love and Determination

Megan: 1, 2, 3, 4 - I won't take no anymore! 5, 6, 7, 8 - I want you to be my mate! 1, 2, 3 ,4 - You're the one that I adore! 5, 6, 7, 8 - Don't run from me cause this is fate!

But I'm a Cheerleader - Misunderstandings About Affection and Clothing

Graham: I don't like Sinead that way.
Megan: Which way is that, clothed?

But I'm a Cheerleader - Unexpected Destination: A Night Out

Megan: You didn't tell me you were taking me to a gay bar!
Graham: Where else would we go?

But I'm a Cheerleader - Exploring Perspectives on Sexual Identity Choices

Graham: Larry and Lloyd are ex, ex-gays.
Megan: From True Directions?
Lloyd: We were among Mary's ranks before we defected. We're just trying to provide you all with a balanced perspective, to see that there are options. In the end it's up to you whether choose to live a...
Larry: ...lie.
Lloyd: Whether you want to be who you are or keep it hidden, is really more what we're about.
Megan: So you run like, the underground homo railroad?

But I'm a Cheerleader - The Complexity of Cheerleading and Pleasure

Megan: Cheers are supposed to be simple, make people feel good.
Graham: Cheers make girls do stupid cartwheels. Orgasms make people feel good.

But I'm a Cheerleader - Cheerleading and Perspectives on Faith

Megan: 2, 4, 6, 8, God is good--
Graham: God is straight!
Megan: Hey, that's good.

But I'm a Cheerleader - Family Dynamics and Personal Struggles

Mary: Megan, it's your turn to report out your root.
Megan: I think it might be my parents.
Mary: Okay, go with that.
Megan: You know we've kinda been like this greeting card family. And then there was that one year where... well Dad was unemployed and Mom had to support us.
Megan's Dad: Wait a minute, that was only for nine months. And then I was offered a much better job at the plant.
Megan: Maybe seeing Mom kind of being the Dad, maybe l maybe I got the wrong idea about the roles of men and women.
Mary: Absolutely. I can't believe that you didn't mention this earlier. Your father was emasculated, your mother was domineering.
Megan: Well not exactly.
Mary: You wanted to emulate your mother. You have no respect for men, because you don't respect your father.

But I'm a Cheerleader - Attraction and Morality in Relationships

Hilary: Well, um... have you ever had sex with him?
Megan: I'm a Christian.
Hilary: It's really easy to be a prude when you're not attracted to him, isn't it?

But I'm a Cheerleader - Defining Inappropriate Behavior in Conversation

Hilary: There's no inappropriate behavior allowed.
Megan: Inappropriate...like swearing?
Graham: No, inappropriate like fucking.

But I'm a Cheerleader - Understanding Sexuality and Dietary Choices

Mike: I myself was once a gay. Now I'm an ex-gay, Megan. I work for a place called True Directions who help people, like yourself, to learn to understand the reasons behind homosexual tendencies, and how to heal them.
Megan: What tendencies? Why would you think I'm a...
Megan's Mom: You've been trying to make us eat this tofu.
Mike: In diet, watch for a switch to vegetarianism.
Kimberly: [shows a photo of a girl in bikini] You don't have any pictures of guys in your locker, just these.
Mike: Mm-hmm.
Megan's Dad: [her parents show a [[w:Melissa Etheridge|Melissa Etheridge; [Georgia O'Keeffe] And these. ] poster and a ] inspired painting]
Mike: Sexual, even vaginal motifs in artwork and decorating. Gay iconography.
Jared: You don't even like to kiss me.
Megan: I can't believe this.
Mike: Denial is a normal part of the healing process that we'll explore at True Directions.
Megan: Healing?
Megan's Mom: Like rehab, honey. Homosexuals Anonymous.
Mary: Looks like we got you just in time. What are you? About 17?
Megan's Dad: Yes!
Mary: Almost lost her to college. It’s so much harder once they’ve been through all that liberal arts brainwashing, but we’ve saved a few.

American Pie - Exploring Sexual Experiences and Curiosity

Jessica: You've never had an orgasm? Not even manually?
Vicky: I've never tried it.
Jessica: You've never double-clicked your mouse?