The 90's didn't always write gay people very well. Not that the characters written weren't proud to be gay. No, no, far from it. It's that they announced it everywhere they went and to every person they meet. Maybe it was overcompensating for past prejudices, maybe the writers didn't know how to write for gay people back then.
Elena: I'm starting a GSA at school. A Gay-Straight Alliance.
Alex: Are you gay? I forgot, because you haven't mentioned it in the last five minutes.
Alex: Are you gay? I forgot, because you haven't mentioned it in the last five minutes.
— One Day at a Time (2017), "Schooled"
im gay
Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men's behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!
Burter: As for me, [Vegeta] just slammed me deep in the throat! ... What? I'm doing these on purpose! I'm gay as sunshine!
Jeice: Suave! (high-fives Burter)
Jeice: Suave! (high-fives Burter)
—HFIL Episode 2
Thanks, babe. Also, you're gay.
—Morgan, I Told You So!
My front door was flung open by my brother Susan. "Hey!" he cheered, sticking his lipstick back into his purse. "I'm a homosexual!"
