Lonelygirl15

So many people have posted that Jonas's "three's a crowd" statement was practically an admission of gaydom. While I don't care whether Jonas is a gay character, I think using this one statement as proof positive is ridiculous, and also a misinterpretation of the statement itself. This is what Jonas meant (to me) when he made the statement (as I posted in response to the repetitive and thoroughly annoying poll):

You know what I saw in that statement? Jonas trying to get across to Bree how angry he was; how lucky she was that he was still chauffering her around, supporting, and hiding her; and how that could change at any second if she tried anything like the stunt she just pulled. Basically, it was a stern warning of what could happen if she didn't act right. Honestly, I don't know why anyone is interpretting this any other way. It was obvious to me. Jonas is basically threatening to ditch her (without speaking to her) because of what she did (although I don't think he means it; I think he is trying to scare her).

Alright, all you paranoid homophobes...come out and play...

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Thank you. *handshake*

longlostposter wrote:So many people have posted that Jonas's "three's a crowd" statement was practically an admission of gaydom. While I don't care whether Jonas is a gay character, I think using this one statement as proof positive is ridiculous, and also a misinterpretation of the statement itself. This is what Jonas meant (to me) when he made the statement (as I posted in response to the repetitive and thoroughly annoying poll):

You know what I saw in that statement? Jonas trying to get across to Bree how angry he was; how lucky she was that he was still chauffering her around, supporting, and hiding her; and how that could change at any second if she tried anything like the stunt she just pulled. Basically, it was a stern warning of what could happen if she didn't act right. Honestly, I don't know why anyone is interpretting this any other way. It was obvious to me. Jonas is basically threatening to ditch her (without speaking to her) because of what she did (although I don't think he means it; I think he is trying to scare her).

Alright, all you paranoid homophobes...come out and play...

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couldn't have said it better myself. What better way to make someone feel insecure then to show them that they aren't as important or in control as they thought. I think Jonas was trying to show that he had gained some control back that she had taken from him when she tied him up.

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:

Thank you. *handshake*

Thanks, Kelly, it had to be done; although it probably won't put this subject to rest (unfortunately).

EDIT: Oops, sorry, JALG. You and Kelly's avatars get me confused sometimes.

lol no problem! And you're probably right. Ideas are repeated way too much on this forum. Even those that have been shot down over and over again.

I completly agree.
And it is obvious.

It makes me think of Three's Company.

No one on that show is gay...the guy just pretends to be to keep the landlord at bay.....

but that connection could just be because I'm strange...

I think it all stems from, erroniously:

A good looking guy + single a long time = gay.

Then they go and look for anything to prove it.

Actually now that I think about it I called another man good looking. I MUST BE GAY.

Please don't tell my wife and kids.

Did I read correctly? You think because of one stupid meaningless thing he said, he's gay? Oh wow. Yeah, no.

exanimatebylove wrote:Did I read correctly? You think because of one stupid meaningless thing he said, he's gay? Oh wow. Yeah, no.

From what I understand no one here feels that way.
This thread is just a responce to a turd of an idea floating around the forum.

Yay! Totally agree, LLP!

longlostposter wrote:So many people have posted that Jonas's "three's a crowd" statement was practically an admission of gaydom. While I don't care whether Jonas is a gay character, I think using this one statement as proof positive is ridiculous, and also a misinterpretation of the statement itself. This is what Jonas meant (to me) when he made the statement (as I posted in response to the repetitive and thoroughly annoying poll):

You know what I saw in that statement? Jonas trying to get across to Bree how angry he was; how lucky she was that he was still chauffering her around, supporting, and hiding her; and how that could change at any second if she tried anything like the stunt she just pulled. Basically, it was a stern warning of what could happen if she didn't act right. Honestly, I don't know why anyone is interpretting this any other way. It was obvious to me. Jonas is basically threatening to ditch her (without speaking to her) because of what she did (although I don't think he means it; I think he is trying to scare her).

Alright, all you paranoid homophobes...come out and play...

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*clap clap clap*

That is exactly what I though when i was first watching the video...

I don't think that Jonas is gay and I don't think this is right either. I think he is just kind of like Bree in the fact that he isn't very mature socially. (Re-watch the Bored at Home video.)

That's a completely logical one, too. He's acting pretty immature, really. They both seem to have some anger issues, too.

colbertnationgirl wrote:I don't think that Jonas is gay and I don't think this is right either. I think he is just kind of like Bree in the fact that he isn't very mature socially. (Re-watch the Bored at Home video.)

Do you mean you don't think my interpretation of what Jonas said is necessarily correct? That he just isn't understanding what normal socialization is? That could very well be, CNG. But, either way, the statement is not an indication of Jonas being gay, IMO.

Like the new avi. What kind of music does P. Monkey like?

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