#bigate

No shade but it was actually very damaging to a lot of people. I wish he would think before he speaks.

No, I agree the event was hurtful, but, for me, that had more to do with the absolute backsplash of extreme biphobia that arose within the fandom directly after it than it had to do with Misha's Mr. Magoo mishap.

Don't get me wrong, he for sure made a mistake. But he also took responsibility for it and corrected himself publicly after, when it would have been easier to lie; not enough people show that kind of integrity when their feet are to the fire, and I commend him for it. I don't know about you, but I would rather someone try--and make mistakes-- than never try at all. And he does try. I appreciate him for it; if we search for perfection in each other, we will, all of us, be disappointed.

As an aside: I know it's a feature of the internet for people to miscontextualize conversation snipets, or for humor to get lost in the lines, but, for clarification, that post was not meant as a dig at you or anyone who was hurt by the fallout—it was more a commentary of the bumbling ludicrousness that it happened at all.