can i ask personal question about morrisey??

regarding his "lovelife" well you know... there has been

some speculations about that in the paper i think??

He's asexual, meaning likes neither male or female. ^_^

He's asexual, meaning likes neither male or female. ^_^

 

Erhm :wacko: is that even possible???

to not feel any attraction at all for any gender???

what if i hot girl lets say jessica alba flirted with him??

would he say no??

 

 

:lol:

 

he would say no, he doesn't even like people

 

when asked if he liked living L.A, he answered

 

''it's a nice place, aslong as you don't meet people'' ^_^

Edited January 23, 200718 yr by This Charming Man

Wow morrisey seems like a strange person

maybe he loooves his privacy

Edited January 23, 200718 yr by Dino

He does indeed. To me, he's normal. He wants a private life.

 

He also said he doesn't answer the phone :P

He does indeed. To me, he's normal. He wants a private life.

 

He also said he doesn't answer the phone :P

 

Whoa now thats crazy lmao!!!

i would understand if that came from michael jackson

but morrisey whoa!! well i guees you're right he is normal

but the paparazzis and the media doesnt really bug him so much

like they do pete doherty or michael jackson

but oh well whatever makes him happy its good :)

 

goto the interviews thread, watch him on Jools Holland in 2004 before his 44th birthday :P

 

He's really nervous but is soooo funny ^_^

Ok ill do that

For me he is asexual because he doesn't feel a sexual atraction for either women or men. On the other hand, i believe he is bisexual too because he can love women and men. Morrissey is unique. :)

 

A lot fans invade his privacy too, not only paparazzi. Morrissey has a lot of crazy fans.

Contrary to his public image, Morrissey actually had a longterm boyfriend called Jake in the early to mid 90s who always toured with him and even took some photos for the album sleeves (check Vauxhall... think he took the back sleeve image).

 

And when Moz lived in Dublin, a very good friend of mine would often see him in the local gay bar with male companions - usually 'rough trade' - street-looking skinhead types.

 

I think it's safe to say that Morrissey isn't the least bit heterosexual - just listen to his lyrics and look at his album sleeves.

I'm heterosexual and I still feel identified with his lyrics, that's what matters to me. :)

I think he's bisexual too, he said in Q magazine he isn't celibate anymore, his lyrics in dear god please help me strongly suggest he has been with women. -- "Now I'm spreading your legs with my in between"

Edited January 25, 200718 yr by meowza

I'm kind of upset about him declaring he's no longer celibate. I find it more difficult to relate to Morrissey with each passing day.

 

Anyway, this thread still reminds me of everything I've tried to deny for the longest time. Whoever was shocked about Moz not answering the phone, you make me laugh. I really hope you were being sarcastic. I hide when people come to the door. Sorry, this isn't about me, I know.

So you're celibate?

Yes. As a result nobody knows my sexuality. Well, my mother is convinced my best friend and I are conducting a secret lesbian affair.

:lol:

 

Peoples private lives should just be kept out of

I think he's bisexual too, he said in Q magazine he isn't celibate anymore, his lyrics in dear god please help me strongly suggest he has been with women. -- "Now I'm spreading your legs with my in between"

 

I don't think that line strongly suggests he's been with women.... I think that's a tender line... a line about the closeness and intimacy of 2 people together regardless of gender.

 

However, far from being Morrissey's heterosexual song... Dear God Please Help Me is probably his most overtly gay....

"Then he motions to me

With his hand on my knee

Dear God, did this kind of thing happen to you?"

 

Morrissey's literary heroes, his uber-homo-erotic artwork and his lyrics make it quite clear what his sexual preference is - he was hardly being vague when he wrote Handsome Devil, was he :P

 

All the streets are crammed with things

Eager to be held

I know what hands are for

And i'd like to help myself

You ask me the time

But i sense something more

And i would like to give

What i think you're asking for

You handsome devil

Oh, you handsome devil

 

Let me get my hands

On your mammary glands

And let me get your head

On the conjugal bed

I say, i say, i say

 

I crack the whip

And you skip

But you deserve it

You deserve it, deserve it, deserve it

 

A boy in the bush

Is worth two in the hand

I think i can help you get through your exams

Oh, you handsome devil

 

Oh, let me get my hands

On your mammary glands

And let me get your head

On the conjugal bed

I say, i say, i say

 

I crack the whip

And you skip

But you deserve it

You deserve it, deserve it, deserve it

 

And when we're in your scholarly room

Who will swallow whom ?

When we're in your scholarly room

Who will swallow whom ?

You handsome devil

 

Oh, let me get my hands

On your mammary glands

And let me get your head

On the conjugal bed

I say, i say, i say

 

There's more to life than books, you know

But not much more

Oh, there's more to life than books, you know

But not much more, not much more

Oh, you handsome devil

Oh, you handsome devil

Ow !

 

Does the expression "hand in gloove" mean anything? It seems to me, a non-native speaking english person, it must be something related to homosexuality because of the song "hand in gloove" and because ha says it after saying "I lost my faith in Womanhood" in the song "pretty girls make graves". This can't be coincidence, certaintly.

Hand in Glove is an old term... no gay connotations... it just means 2 people who are inseparable.... it could be used romantically, or for friends, or even workmates.

 

Here's a link which gives some more detail: http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idio...d+in+glove.html

 

Pretty Girls Make Graves is about a confused gay man who refuses the advances of a woman, then is consumed by jealousy when he sees her with another man. A clever song, I think, especially as Morrissey added bits of Hand in Glove into the song as well.