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Seems like a good article. What doesn't make sense to you?
Flick of the wrist
the book is not 100% correct I think
it confuses me when they say that he loved women but physicaly liked men a bit more than females? Isnt that called bisexuality? I read somewhere also that Freddie lived a gay lifestyle, but wasnt fully gay? I dont know, but i dont think that anyone will really know what he really is, hes like a mystery
Maybe he came out as bisexual not to shock his parents?????
I think people, in general are complex individuals.

One really can't slot Freddie or anyone else into a catagory. I believe Freddie's lifestyle evolved as he became more aware of and comfortable with his sexual attraction to men.....none of this negates or invalidates his earlier relationship with Mary or his sexual exploits with other women.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Tabitha_A wrote: [/QUOTENAME]This site
http://www.adherents.com/people/pm/Freddie_Mercury.html

I dont know, but some things dont make sense to me. What about you? Do you think all of it is true?[/QUOTE]


Yeah, Officialy is true, but Freddie always have his own life.
amarina THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
A very good article,indeed;)
Hello from Rai;) "Im not afraid to speak out and say the things I want and do the things I want,so um,I think in the end that being natural and actually genuine is what wins."-FM R
Yup, mystery is how you would define his sexuality. One day hes this, another day hes something else
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]calcium wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yup, mystery is how you would define his sexuality. One day hes this, another day hes something else[/QUOTE]

anyway the wind blows...
"The others don't like my interviews. And frankly, I don't care much for theirs." ~ Freddie Mercury
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]magicalfreddiemercury wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]calcium wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yup, mystery is how you would define his sexuality. One day hes this, another day hes something else[/QUOTE]

anyway the wind blows...[/QUOTE]

a Little high little low
Anyway the the wind blows, doesn't really matter to me
To me..........
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]darkblue wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the book is not 100% correct I think[/QUOTE]



Too right, its shit. Rick Sky was a journalist writing for the Daily Star in the early 90s and he tried to make a few quid after Freds death.

Avoid. I read it on holiday in the Gambia, 94......it was fit for the bin after that.
Chom own mudder fukker.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brian_Mays_Wig wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]darkblue wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the book is not 100% correct I think[/QUOTE]

Too right, its shit. Rick Sky was a journalist writing for the Daily Star in the early 90s and he tried to make a few quid after Freds death.

Avoid. I read it on holiday in the Gambia, 94......it was fit for the bin after that.[/QUOTE]

LOL! It really *is* shit. Badly written, sensationalist, and frankly, written for a tabloid audience. Don't get me wrong - when all else fails, the Sun will pass the time.

But Rick Sky was never the boy to write incisive journalism (I use the term journalism lightly)

I'm surprised you managed to get through it without wiping your hole with it. Especially after some Gambian Jelly Belly....

;-)
"Just tryin' to have a little fun, folks..."

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