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Dear g3, I was intrigued by your
picture of Juliette Lewis in last
month’s issue. It looks to me like
someone has photo-shopped the
image and stretched her to make
her look taller and slimmer. Either
that or she has the most freakily ed’s letter
skinny body I have ever seen.
Women are already under pressure big up to Rhona and Suran
to conform to impossible goals of
slimness, so I think it’s negligent I’m not usually the fi rst person to give Rhona Cameron a standing ovation, but I have
of g3 to accept such a photo. You to say both she and her New Zealand girlfriend Suran Dickson pulled off a top class
don’t do this on your fashion pages performance in Channel 4’s Wife Swap last month. The show highlighted that sheer
where, commendably, we see normal ignorance and misunderstanding of gay people is still a huge problem. Wife swapper
looking women we can relate to. Stan Boardman sent his wife Viv over to live with Suran, where Viv gave voice to some
ROSEMARY HYTHE, LONDON shocking preconceptions about gay people, including comparing them to paedophiles.
ED: Wow! We all looked again and yes, However, she eventually admitted that these opinions were simply borne of the fact
she does look elongated but quite that she’d never actually met any gay people before. If Wife Swap is anything to go by,
simply, and no bull… we chose that we can only assume that many others who have no contact with gay people also hold
pic because of the bull she’s leading. similar viewpoints. On the positive side, the show will, hopefully, hane gone some way
towards dispelling such myths for any previously prejudiced viewers.
online for love
Dear g3, Thanks for the advice in It isn’t just everyone who watched Wife Swap who is beginning to understand the size
your feature on computer dating of this problem. LGB campaigning group Stonewall’s next project is a massive drive to
(Getting Connected June 2009). change public perception of homosexuals. After winning many legal battles for LGB
I followed all the advice and totally people over the years, they are fi nding that this task could be their toughest yet.
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changed my profi le and have
already met three new hot babes. This month is London Pride, where some younger revellers seem to think there is little
CATHY TAYLOR, BRIGHTON room for politics. Wife Swap was a real wake up call, though. We may have won some
ED: No probs Cathy. 50%of our staff of the legal battles but there is defi nitely a need to be visible and show ignorant middle
found their partners online so we England that gay people are good role models. Rhona and Suran’s Wife Swap may
thought it was worth a full feature. have been an unexpected leap forward in this battle.
go girls!
I am a big Kate Lawler fan and I was
ah
thrilled to see her interviewed in Sar
your last issue. However, she won
£70,000 and was never asked what
she spent it on. It would have been g3 liveU![OUQ]cY
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BOBBI NEWSOME, LONDON instant access, page turning graphics, music and fi lm
ED: Well Bobbi, why don’t you get videos, plus interactive web links from our stories
yourself down to WiSH on 4 July and advertisers.
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