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Sounds a lot like “I love you Phillip Morris” to me. What utter and complete BS! The coward was probably always gay, and with the stroke he had the perfect excuse to come out, and people will say “shame – he had no choice”. What damage does this do to perceptions, and poor young gay guys struggling to accept themselves to hear that they are “brain damaged”. And how stereotypical cliche can you get, training as a hairdresser. What a sad sad excuse for a man
Amen to that! That guy was ALWAYS gay. I don’t care if he was married and had 87 kids, that would all have been a front to cover his gayness. People will go to great extents to hide their homosexuality. This guy just used the accident as a way to finally come out. After all, what kind of jerk would make fun of a man that broke his neck and suffered a stroke. A stroke of genius is more like it! He probably feels like the luckiest man in the world for being able to cop to his gayness and get no flack for it.