"Ma Vie en Rose"
Submitted by KPK on December 19 1999 at 12:56:30
In reply to Yet another killer movie! Submitted by Chris on December 19 1999 at 11:46:50
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Hi Chris, "Ma Vie en Rose" meant "My Life is Rose". I believe. It's a Belgian movie so it's close to that of French language that I do know well enough but not very fluently. Mais je jamais n'ai juste encore vu ce film - But I never saw that movie just yet. I only saw it in newspaper a few years ago as a movie review with a pic of this transvestite boy, he certainly do look so cute girlish boy looking. I hope I will see that movie someday, most video rental stores usually never shelves anything that are remotely being gay or anything like that. Only BlockBuster stores sometime do have them but not always. I don't know if they do have that or not. May will have to mail-order purchase it. But it is not a new movie. I love European gay-friendly foreign movies the best, usually the ones with English subtitles because I am deaf so I rely upon that alongside with close caption on TV. They are much better than lot of American movies that featured only "gay gorillia stud men" types or stereotypes of them, and almost never anything about gay teens nor zero about boylovers because of strong anti-gay/BL American film-making mentality. Actually... I was one-time 8 yrs old "transvestite" deaf boy at one time so long time ago. I was at a 1972 Summer camp for the deaf and they had some sort of fun party at one time, where they let us deaf boys dress up as girls just for fun of it... I dressed as pretty girl alongside with my own deaf best straight friend who did the same (He is still around with me today and he know I am a gay teenboy-lover) and we stood together by a cabin and some newspaper photographer reporter took a pic of us and published it in newspaper. I still have that old pic newspaper clipping of us somewhere in my Victorian-era family heirloom trunks. Believe it or not. I am not a real TV at all. But occassionally... I do like to dress up as a female only for just fun of it, not for real. Like for some gay festivals sometime. However... I am so used to those who are real TV's like I know them as my friends back in Hawaii known as "mahu" where they are widely well openly accepted even in a small Hawaiian town and no one give a peep about them. Not like back here where I am now, which where they can dress up only in privacy of their own homes (I know one place as a former foods delivery person when other at a restaurant refused to do this and handed it over to me as my job, and I assured those TV's that I am gay and am cool with them and redneck dorks at restaurant I worked for, never knew it) but not on outside openly in the public except in big cities only. Why... I wouldn't mind dating with a very cute gay TV teenboy (like maybe 13 yrs old or so) who can look like a real teengirl because of their smooth beardless face and smooth legs, and I always wanted to walk around the town with him and get the hell of kick out of it in fooling everybody into thinking he is my real "girlfriend" and laugh about it. That's my real fantasy that I always wanted to do one day... I see nothing wrong with gay boys who wished to be in touch with their "inner female" selves. That's pretty normal... At least until when they reached their manhood which is when they usually get over with it. I love them, God made them the way they are. Nothing wrong with that at all... By non-TV but occassionally "TV actor" gay TBL, KPK |