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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 306298" data-attributes="member: 33">Coming Out Colton (2021)<img src="https://www.pride.com/sites/default/files/coming_out_colton.jpeg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="width: 345px" />A documentary series followed Colton Underwood as he comes out to a series of different people and begins to embrace a gay lifestyle. After reading [USER=606]@pete lashmar[/USER] positive comments about this documentary, I thought I would give it a watch. Maybe I wasn&#039;t the target audience because I didn&#039;t really like it and gave up half was through episode 4.The series begins with Colton coming out to his mother and I couldn&#039;t help thinking this is either faked for the cameras or Colton is completely selfish in and insensitive in forcing his mother to process the news while being filmed. He then does exactly the same when he comes out to friends, his brother and his dad and in each case everyone had to give the response they felt they should give for the camera which may have been different to what they actually felt. It would have been far better and more honest had the told them off camera and then after some time had passed, to go back to them for an&nbsp; interview to get their feelings to the news. Filming it all for the documentary didn&#039;t respect the privacy of his loved ones and to me Colton came across as being totally self-absorbed and I never warmed to him as a person which affected how I felt about the documentary overall.I really wanted to like this series but it just wasn&#039;t for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 306298, member: 33"] [B]Coming Out Colton (2021) [IMG width="345px"]https://www.pride.com/sites/default/files/coming_out_colton.jpeg[/IMG][/B] A documentary series followed Colton Underwood as he comes out to a series of different people and begins to embrace a gay lifestyle. After reading [USER=606]@pete lashmar[/USER] positive comments about this documentary, I thought I would give it a watch. Maybe I wasn't the target audience because I didn't really like it and gave up half was through episode 4. The series begins with Colton coming out to his mother and I couldn't help thinking this is either faked for the cameras or Colton is completely selfish in and insensitive in forcing his mother to process the news while being filmed. He then does exactly the same when he comes out to friends, his brother and his dad and in each case everyone had to give the response they felt they should give for the camera which may have been different to what they actually felt. It would have been far better and more honest had the told them off camera and then after some time had passed, to go back to them for an interview to get their feelings to the news. Filming it all for the documentary didn't respect the privacy of his loved ones and to me Colton came across as being totally self-absorbed and I never warmed to him as a person which affected how I felt about the documentary overall. I really wanted to like this series but it just wasn't for me. [/QUOTE]

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