There are currently 64 countries in the world where being gay is criminalised. In 12 of those nations it can be punishable by death. In the UK gay people have had the right to marry for under 20 years. And there are still huge barriers for the trans community. Historically - we’ve shamed and hurt the gay community. Now, we’re helping them stand up for themselves. Remember Alan Turing being brutally punished for his sexuality - despite being by instrumental in bringing about massive advances in technology and shortening the war? No change is possible without being brave enough to be outspoken. This singer uses her platform to ensure safety for others. That’s why she mentions it.

Thank you. We’re glad you enjoyed it. Who would you like us to interview next?

@@nonchalantmagazine Oh so many . . . . . Suranne Jones, Nicola Walker, Helen Mirren, Sarah Lancashire.

Rachel Shelley is married to a man 😂 - bless you. You need a little time out babez.

@@nonchalantmagazine So what? Freddy Mercury was married to a woman ... Her speech is not tender towards men and she glorify women. She took pleasure in playing in a series that glorifies lust between women... If only this series spoke of the real problems. This series is the propaganda of misandry in current feminism. These women would love to see all men disappear to stay between women it in a kind of perpetual orgy. It is the project of feminists who propose lesbian separatism, it is pathetic. Feminism is a theory, lesbianism is a practice.” Ti grace atkinson

@@nonchalantmagazine one of the problems, for example, is sexually transmitted diseases in same-sex relationships Different sexual acts have different risks: Oral-vaginal/vulvar contact can spread STDs such as herpes, syphilis and gonorrhea. Finger-vaginal contact can spread herpes, HPV and bacterial vaginosis, trichomonas, chlamydia and gonorrhea. Oral-anal contact can spread syphilis, herpes, hepatitis A and intestinal infections. Genital-genital/body contact can spread HPV, pubic lice (crabs) and herpes. Inserted sex (sex toys) can spread trichomonas, chlamydia and gonorrhea, herpes, HPV and other STDs.

@@nonchalantmagazine It can also be said that this lust is destructive for the actresses as shown by the answer of Rashel in this same itw Journalist : You’ve had some really racy scenes on season three. Are they getting easier to film? Rashel Shelley: It’s funny. I talked about this last year with Alexandra Hedison, who plays Dylan. Actually doing them, filming them isn’t that hard. That’s not hard. But, sometimes, there, there’s like a hangover from it. There’s like a aftertaste, that you can’t get rid of. It’s not while you’re doing it, because I think you just get on, you know, you know what you’ve got to do. You have to throw yourself into it totally, otherwise it doesn’t work. And it’s afterwards, when you might feel a bit, just a bit weird. Like physically, I felt … kind of detached from my body after … you have to do a lot of intimate scenes with each other and I think afterwards we both felt a bit disconnected … your brain and your body have stopped talking to each other because they’re not, they’re not listening to each other anymore. Journalist : Because you have to turn it off while you’re filming? Rashel Shelley Yeah, I suppose so. I suppose you have to, you have to just over ride that … you have to act all these things which normally are so natural, you know. Your body’s impulses tell you who you want to be intimate with and who you don’t want to be intimate with and suddenly you’re have to override that impulse. I did feel a bit jangled up after. I’m usually quite, physically, I’m quite free with my body, and I’m quite open and I found afterwards, I felt a bit, I felt a bit, what’s the word? Sort of shattered by it. And after that, for a good few days afterwards, I felt … inhibited, I felt like I wanted to curl up. www.curvemag.com/blog/interview-with-rachel-shelley/

@@nonchalantmagazine Another issue that the show could have mentioned is the significant domestic violence in lesbian couples : Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in Same-Sex and Opposite-Sex Relationships: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2005-2007 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2775776/table/tbl1/?report=objectonly

Hey there, thanks for the comment and glad you enjoy our interviews. To put your mind at rest a lot of support was given behind the scenes. We made sure Georgia had breaks when she was upset, this is a second take after a break and Georgia was reassured that the interview could stop if she needed. Georgia was happy to proceed with the interview. Lots of laughs were had during the breaks too ☺️👌🏼

@@nonchalantmagazine Hmmm.. if you say so... However.. maybe not edit out the part where you were showing some empathy.. a bad edit maybe? I dunno.. but it just looked a bit sterile or cold.. not showing any reaction to her crying and being so choked up.. and the sniffling.. oh my goodness... lol... it's okay to offer assistance and not edit that out... but that's just my take. I am grateful you had her on and did such a thorough interview!

Oopsie… we did give hugs though… 💁🏻‍♀️