Comments

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3 Remarks

1. August 11th, 2016 at 12:06 pm
   Chip says:

   Weir is a mess. He is a walking, talking, stereotype. I wish I could find a way to get past my issues with him; but, I just find he’s an embarrassment to me.

2. August 11th, 2016 at 7:35 pm
   FAEN says:

   What Chip said.

3. August 14th, 2016 at 6:52 pm
   Cool Curt says:

   @ Chip and Faen : I can’t disagree anymore with how you feel about ‘Weir’.
   He is truly an original and there are other people like Johnny that are very comfortable being ‘OUT’ , ‘PROUD’ and being ‘AUTHENTICALLY THEMSELVES’ as he is and has been for some time.
   He is a big part of the LGTBQ community while showing support and speaking out against injustice to the community, he is always using his celebrate for the good of the community.
   Johnny tries his best to not just represent himself, which is the only thing that anyone has to really do in their lifetime but he seems to always be on time and on board when their is a crisis and numbers really do matter when your attempting to be accepted.
   Johnny being himself takes guts and courage like you can’t understand and then attempting to ‘be on’ and ‘be Johnny’ all the time, while knowing that even people in the community that you are trying to represent, still seem to have a major problem with you and who you are seems pretty gutsy to me. Members of the LGTBQ community and allies have to stop knocking one another down and start standing united and not divided.
   We can disagree on so many things in life and we don’t have to act the same or even like the same things but we have to show more support for one another.
   Johnny doesn’t just gets “*****” (4 stars) but he gets ‘The Gold’ for being brave and comfortable in his very own skin.