I'm insulted. Most gays are nothing like this! All that makes us gay is our sexual and romantic attractions to the same gender. We're not overly feminine, flamboyant men or overly masculine, rough women; we're not the freaks that we're portayed to be. We're ordinary, everyday people; all being gay means is that you like people of your gender. And how can you "be gay again"? As if it were a choice or a disease! It's neither of those and it's a lifelong thing! And don't forget that the largest group that catches AIDS each year is heterosexual women. Sure gays and lesbians do get AIDS, but there's more heterosexuals and therefore more heterosexuals that have caught the disease. I have had enough of these horrible stereotypes. They're cliché. I think that they're revolting, have no business being shown, and are totally unfunny. It's like when we had Blackface, to make fun of the blacks, and the view of Native Americans as primitive savages, attacking anyone, or women as being faint-hearted, frail, virginal, dependent little things. It's just another way of stabbing the oppressed, so to speak. Gays are becoming much more visible, but this imagery? I think that we can do much better than that! Showing just the stereotypes, for me, is prejudiced.