Why do gays love celine dion
I recently had a conversation with several men about music. We were reflecting on how much song has changed since the 70’s and 80’s and we each agreed that today’s music does not compare in vocals, content, chemistry or raw talent to music of the previous decades.
As a former DJ I have always loved music so this was a topic that I could truly relate to.
As we were discussing our favorite music, I happened to mention just how much I affectionate listening to Celine Dion. As I did, all of a sudden there was silence as the other men stared at me in disbelief. One of the first responses I received was “Are you gay?” I looked at the guy who asked this idiotic interrogate and asked “what perform you mean am I gay? What does listening to Celine Dion include to do with my sexuality?” “Only gay men listen to Celine Dion he replied. I’m just wondering if you’re gay?
“No I am not male lover and yes I affection listening to Celine Dion, not only do I love listening to her, I also love listening to Tony Braxton, Anita Baker, Barbara Streisand and several other female vocalist. My choice of song has nothing to execute with my sexuality and if you were dude
Why hasn’t Celine Dion remarried?
I'm with R5 on this topic.
A bit after her husband's passing, I was chatting on the smartphone with one of my younger brothers about Celine Dion and I told him that I pray she maybe has a nice and consensual protected sex having one nighttime stand at some aim in this life because it would be an emotionally healthy for her to do. We both get a kick out of Celine Dion because she's soo emotive with a bit of a wink and a nudge behind it.
She's harmless. Go her be with whoever strikes her fancy. What her family did was basically pimp her out to a man who groomed her and married her and he's lifeless now so I long for she finally has had someone to actually expand some sort of a relationship with by now with whoever she is naturally attracted to.
Her deepfelt non rehearsed nor studied compassion she had in regard to Hurricane Katrina floored me. She went on Larry King (RIP) and just went for broke! It's just something else. She somehow scan Bush and his administration's response to Hurricane Karina for filth but from her soul and didn't care what anyone idea. She's unapologetic and I really like it!
| by Anonymous | reply 14 | May 16, 2021 11:13 Céline Dion, Québécoise goddess and the queen of our hearts, nearly showed up to the camp-themed 2019 Met Gala outfitted for camping. In her Ziegfeld Follies-inspired Oscar de la Renta ensemble, dripping floor-length, champagne-beaded fringe, she told E!, “I was ready to camp and sleep all night.” Dion’s cheerful admission was, of course, the very essence of camp itself — a beautiful irony not lost on social media’s huddling masses. What could be more camp, more winking in its subversion of innocence, than one of our greatest living embodiments of camp insisting she actually didn’t know what “camp” meant? In that fateful moment, it’s possible some of you felt the seismic intimation of a rumble as the minds of so many gay men and armchair semioticians collectively exploded. Our idols are what we produce them, and in that sense, Céline Dion has been renewed. The Dion of chest-beating, mature person contemporary omnipresence throughout the 1990s is not today’s late-2010s diva stumbling into high-concept couture. When journalist Carl Wilson proposed, in his 2007 book Let’s Talk About Lov Celine Dion is a bona fide gay icon with many LGBTQ+ fans, and the singer paid tribute to her fanbase with a beautiful message on Instagram. MORE: Celine Dion's $1.2million unbelievably chic mansion with three sons revealed In the must-see photo, the Drove All Night singer posted six of her incredibly fashionable looks so she perfectly resembled a rainbow. WATCH: Celine Dion showcases stunning hair transformation The former Eurovision champion blew fans away with the incredible looks, as she stunned in red, yellow, orange, green, navy and purple, with each look getting better than the last. She also paid an emotional tribute to her fans, writing: "Happy #Pride! Show off your true colours and be proud of who you are every day!" She finished the post with a string of heart emojis that made the Philadelphia Pride flag, which was designed in 2017 to feature the issues Queer people of colour face. Celine's fans went wild for her touching post, with one writing: "You're always the foremost and your humanity inspires us since day one! LETS TALK ABOUT Desire. We love you Queen!" |