Play Stream : The Real L Word Season 3 Episode 2 (S3E2) Online July 19th, 2012

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We kick off with palm trees and street signs to remind us that we’re in LA, where Romi and Whitney drive home separately, both blathering on about how they’re in love. The editing is attempting to make us think they’re in love with each other, but no one except Showtime execs would fall for that, so it’s no surprise when we find out Whitney is in love (and still) with Sara. For the slow learners and the guys watching, they drive the point home by immediately having trademark TRLW shower sex.So I saw the first episode and we were introduced to your boyfriend. Some viewers are probably going to want some kind of explanation or want to know if this is new for you or if you've dated men before. Watch The Real L Word  Season 3 Episode 2 Online, The Real L Word  3x2 Free, Watch The Real L Word  S03E3 Online Full Episode, Watch The Real L Word  Season 3 Episode 2  Online Free From The Real L Word  Season 3 Episode 2, Watch The Real L Word  Season 3 Episode 2 Online, The Real L Word  3x2 Free, Watch The Real L Word  S03E3 Online Full Episode,






Romi Klinger: Yeah, I've definitely dated men and women and if people paid attention to last season, they talked about how I was married once. So it shouldn't come as much as of a surprise to people but it's going to. It's been a really long time since I've explored outside of women. Not that I didn't date men in the past — I just had primarily been with more women over the past few years. So I'm just back to opening myself back up to both sexes right now.

I have to be careful how much I say, but I think its sad how judgmental people are in the community. I've always been bisexual and at the time I was on the show, I was primarily with women — like I was in a relationship with Kelsey, I was in a relationship with Whitney — and my life became true to everyone else, but that doesn't mean that is my whole life and I'm 30 years old and haven't been with men before. I think I've just come to a place where I'm open with it and that's where I evolved and I think that people should be happy if I'm in love or if I'm happy and it shouldn't matter what sex I am or I'm with. It shouldn't matter at all.

I think that's why they asked me to come back, because when they asked me where I was in my life, I was looking at where I am and that's with a man and they still wanted to bring me back to the show. And I think that says a lot for the show because it doesn't mean that I don't love women. I was raised by two women, my aunt is a lesbian, my mother was a lesbian, I've been in relationships with women for the last what years in my life. I don't think it doesn't mean I'm not a part of that. It just means that this is part of my story and it happens to be with a man and it doesn't take away from me being in love or having the relationships I have or being a part of that community. That's been my life and my friends for a very long time. I think a lot of lesbians and I think a lot of women who are bisexual don't know how to explore both sides because there's such high pressure from their friends in the community about leaving the team and not being a part of it. And I think that that's sad. And I do think a lot of women watching the show who are lesbians do want to explore both and not feel bad about and I hope that they do connect to my story. I respect the show for doing that. Knowing there are people like myself within our community that feel this way. I'd been afraid to come out with it. I had been uncomfortable to come out with it. It's just really strange to feel afraid of your peers on something so small as loving somebody.Kiyomi is described as an "ultra-cool, heartbreaking rock star" and a "natural leader," but "extremely stubborn." Her bandmate on Hunter Valentine, Somer, is having troubles trying to live a "normal" life with her new wife. As for Amanda, she is known as "a high-energy jetsetter."

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