Netflix’s The Ultimatum: Queer Love is the trashy, marriage-filg realy show gays have been wag for.

Contents:

• FALLY, GAYS HAVE THEIR OWN TRASHY, MARRIAGE-DEFILG REALY SHOW
• NETFLIX’S ‘THE ULTIMATUM: QUEER LOVE’ IS NOTHG BUT GAY TRASH, BUT ’S ALSO PROGRS

FALLY, GAYS HAVE THEIR OWN TRASHY, MARRIAGE-DEFILG REALY SHOW

Ten years ago, for gays most parts of the Uned Stat, marriage was more an emotnal and spirual proposn than a legal agreement. But over the urse of a sgle , the natnal landspe for gay marriage has radilly changed. It is well past time, then, for gays to publicly file the stutn, as the straights have before them, wh a trashy realy show.

A few members are practiced therapy-speak, leadg them to soberly analyze fellow participants’ behavr terms of trmas and triggers—a taste of te gay life wh the make-believe settg of the show.

This predictable oute ntraliz what I image would be, om a productn and marketg perspective, the primary sellg pot of a gay romance realy show: the possibily that a participant uld end up wh any of the others.

NETFLIX’S ‘THE ULTIMATUM: QUEER LOVE’ IS NOTHG BUT GAY TRASH, BUT ’S ALSO PROGRS

But gay marriage is still so young—I uldn’t shake the feelg that the participants were hung up on the same one-size-fs-all relatnship stcture that has disappoted straight people for generatns, when they uld be tryg somethg new.