*siiiigh*

[rockinhamburger]

Christina Aguilera: I don't think I could ever really be with a woman because that's a lot of... what do you call it? Guys have testosterone, girls have...? Yeah, there's a lot of estrogen and I'm a lot to deal with when it's the time of the month, so I can't imagine it times two. And, you know, I love dick. That I can't live without."


The sheer... amount... of stupid... is overwhelming!!


Hoooomygod. Mmkay.



Hi XTina.

First of all, men and women have testosterone and estrogen in their bodies. Men generally have higher levels of testosterone than women, and women generally have higher levels of estrogen than men, but men and women generally have both hormones in their bodies, for your information. You're welcome.

So, you're a lot to deal with at that time of the month? Oh, X-Tina, thank you for purporting that lovely stereotype about women. I can tell it was completely necessary for you to share that in a magazine interview, to establish loud and clear that you could never really be with a woman, you know, because women have periods and pesky PMS and estrogen; ugh so annoying. Plus, women don't have dicks. Can't live without the DICK.

There is so, so, so much wrong with what you've said here, XTina. Jesus Christ, woman, you're not a fucking teenager anymore; you're thirty years old! Maybe quit it with the "I ♥ dick!" and the unspoken, implied "BUT NOT VAGINAS - I AINT A LESBIAN. Don't be mistaken, I'm straight, or wait, I GO BOTH WAYS! (But I'm really straight, see? It's just IN right now to dig chicks, too. Still love dick... Did I mention I love dick?)"

Ugh. Just. Go away please.

Sincerely,
Me.

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http://twitpic.com/1oj7su/full Here you go, bb! This is the scan of the magazine page with that quote, complete with bitter, jealous Gaga-bashing. XTina looooves to act like she has no clue who Gaga is (yeah right, like her production company didn't model XTina's latest "reinvention" entirely OFF of Gaga, like XTina isn't painfully aware that Gaga's what XTina needs to be if she wants more pop music success). It's an all-around terrible article, actually, but that's not surprising; this is the magazine that criticized Adam Lambert, of all people, for "not being gay enough".

Ugh. So stupid!