Personal comment:
Good for her, at least now she doesn't have to deal with people questioning her sexuality. Now they'll ask more personal questions instead.


I know what you mean, and I'm agree with you.abraxas17 wrote:You know, ofc I respect her life preferences more than anything, also take in account that I have seriously fallen for her since a long time like most boy fans, it just turns out that last night I might have shed tears thinking I have no chance at all now. Haha.
Anyway, kudos to Ellen Page and +1 respect.)
Yes, you are right. I knew this was coming, only a matter of time. I am happy that I am through that.vlad wrote:
I know what you mean, and I'm agree with you.
But anyway, I think it was only a matter of time, because I think that, in the deep, everyone knew this.
I think that you are not the only one that be sad, many fans feeling this right now.Bifrons wrote:This makes me incredibly sad.
I always thought Ellen freely chose to keep this part of her life private. Like "This is nobody's business and I'd like to be known for my work." Like she stood above all the speculation and innuendo. A sign of strength if you will.
But that's not the world we live in, I guess.
To learn that she was actually scared, miserable and plagued by her perceived dishonesty...
I'm just so sad right now.
I've just seen the video. You're not the only one, I was surprised, too.Leon123 wrote:Well when I read your posts I feel I'm the only one surprised by this. Really haven't seen it coming.
Here's to Ellen!bluetoes591 wrote:And I hope this makes her life easier.