Barbie bisexual
rating barbie outfits by how gay they are
This was supposed to be a quick joke with appreciate four outfits but when I went looking I found So Many and was compelled
#23 Barbie in Barbie’s vlogs
Rainbow hair and makeup - automatically homosexual. While I always adoration hair colouring, I’m not a huge fan of how this actually looks jfs;ldfhs;dfhkas;f but I infer it’s the thought that counts
#22 Isla in Dolphin Magic
Accessorises her purple foremost with pink shells and a blue starfish to show her bisexuality, very nice but quite minimal
#21 Mariposa in Mariposa and her Butterfly Fairy Friends
Her flower crown is the non binary flag colours! I’m a little biased here because as a nonbinary kid I Loved that she had a really deep voice, so her accessories having those colours was such a great detail to perceive as an adult, unfortunately only a small part of the outfit
#20 Courtney in Rock n Royals
A beautiful trans dress! This dress would probably be higher but it’s only featured in the melody video and was almost impossible to get a screencap of (hence the arm moving), a
According To Twitter, Barbie Is A Bisexual Icon Now
Among her many accomplishments, Barbie is now also gay.
Twitter has decided that Barbie is gay, specifically multi-attracted after a tweet went viral about Mattel giving her a girlfriend. The tweet contained a photo of Barbie and her girlfriend, wearing &#;love wins&#; t-shirts.
As a bisexual, I bisexually rejoice when someone, even an iconic toy doll, is revealed to be bi. But, of course, I also wanted to investigate when exactly Barbie came out.
A bit of digging revealed that the photo was the result of a collaboration between Mattel and blogger/designer, Aimee Song. Song is the &#;girlfriend&#; in the promotional image, but Barbie is supposedly in the photo as an ally.
However, the people of Twitter believe this was, in fact, Barbie&#;s official coming out. Fans were citing everything from Barbie&#;s haircut in the photo to portrayals of Barbie&#;s female frienships in the Barbie cinematic universe as evidence.
While many were quick to call Barbie a woman-loving woman, bisexual Twitter was rapid to remind people of Barbie&#;s other great
Bisexual? Woman Excited to See Both &#;Oppenheimer&#; and &#;Barbie&#;
In a revelatory story out of Queens, NY, year-old Hazel Chan came to the realization that she was bisexual after feeling excited by the prospect of seeing both Oppenheimer and Barbie.
The finding out came as a shock to Hazel, who already knew she was homosexual and had been long anticipating the release of Barbie, but didn’t predict to see the Oppenheimer trailer and think, “Wow, I really want to see that.”
“I never knew I could be partly vertical in that way,” Hazel admitted to reporters. “Like, I’m actually super thrilled to see Cillian Murphy’s portrayal of the man who developed the atomic bomb. I speculate my sexuality is more fluid than I thought.”
Some of Hazel’s friends aren’t as surprised as she is, claiming that her past movie preferences indicated that this might be the case.
“One time she hosted a movie marathon at her apartment and the movies she chose included Jennifer’s Body, Quick & Furious 6, Steel Magnolias, and ,” said Ana Langford, a shut friend of Hazel’
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Note: The below review contains spoilers for the Barbie () film! If you&#;d like a discussion that is spoiler-free (recorded before the film screened), check out my chat about bimbos and Barbies on NPR&#;s It&#;s Been a Minute with Brittany Luse.
I went and saw Barbie on opening night, and walked right back in and saw it again the next time. The hype around the motion picture has been so immense that I felt like I was holding my breath with excitement and expectation for the whole first screening. Because Barbie is essentially two movies in one mashed together (Barbie and Ken&#;s stories), as well as kind-of but not-quite being a musical, and definitely a technicolour spectacle, the net result of my first viewing was overwhelm. When I saw it the next day everything made more feeling, I knew what to look for. It was much more enjoyable and I highly recommend seeing it twice (or more&#;I&#;ll definitely go back).
Despite the lengthy lead up to the film&#;s release, and literally months of speculating about its content, I found Barbie to be so unexpected, joyously un