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Actor Simu Liu—the celebrity of the latest Marvel action film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings—is embroiled in controversy over alleged Reddit comments he made about how pedophilia is “no different from being gay,” according to LGBTQ Nation.
Years-old comments from a Reddit account called NippedintheBud, which Liu used for verified “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) sessions on the social media platform, contain resurfaced. “From a biological standpoint it’s no different than being gay—a little mutation in the genome that determines our sexual preferences,” Liu said in 2015 on the sub-reddit r/WorldNews, under the username NippedintheBud. “Depending on what area of the world you were born and what time, it also may have been a perfectly acceptable thing to perform on those urges.”
In 2019, NippedintheBud did an official “Ask Me Anything” session on the subreddit forum for Kim’s Convenience, saying that he is Liu and answering questions from fans.
The Advocate reported that Liu is accused of making other racist and misogynistic remarks using the account.
Liu appeared to be responding in a Twitter thread that inclu
Simu Liu and Allison Hsu’s Short but Extremely Cute Partnership Timeline
In case you hadn’t noticed, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings actor Simu Liu is engaged! He’s been romantically linked to Interscope Records digital marketing manager Allison Hsu since 2022, and they are extremely cute. The pair has been Instagram/red carpet/courtside official, and they’ve managed to steal our hearts thanks to their cozy matching sweaters and nonstop idealistic vacations.
So, yeah: We’re getting into a timeline below due to entity more invested in these two than our own relationships (it’s fine/normal).
September 26, 2022
Simu reveals he’s “going through a breakup” two months after going public with his then-girlfriend Jade Bender. The revelation comes at the Dreamforce 2022 conference in San Francisco, where Simu is asked how he’s doing.
“I’m okay, I’m okay,” he says, via Entertainment Tonight. “I’m learning to prioritize myself. I’m becoming more and more comfortable with the idea of therapy and support systems. It really just hit me recently just how burnt out I was. I experienced moments where I’m living my dream and it didn’t quite feel like I was where I needed
Simu Liu Allegedly Once Compared Pedophilia to Being Same-sex attracted on Reddit
Marvel's newest move hero actor, Simu Liu, allegedly once compared existence a pedophile to creature gay -- which he likened to a genetic mutation and an illness ... and something he was sympathetic toward.
The direct star of "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" is in the crosshairs of Twitter right now, as people have resurfaced old Reddit posts from an account that's being attributed to him ... and which even appears to contain ID'd itself as belonging to Simu at various points.
The account has since been deleted, and a lot of those posts are scrubbed, but content lives forever on the internet ... and many of the posts in question -- including the pedophilia ones -- acquire been screen-grabbed and cataloged ... and the dude's catching major heat for it now.
The pedophilia posts are the most outrage-inducing ... as the account literally says pedophilia is no different from existence gay, from a living standpoint. It goes on to dissect research that the owner of the account says they'd done for a role of theirs in which they played a pedo.
We won't get into the nitty-gritty -- you can decipher their full take
I Look Like Simu Liu, But I Still Can’t Get A Date
“I bet your profile says ‘no fats, no fems, no spice, no rice.’” Connor Walsh (played by Jack Falahee) delivers the lines with venom in one of my favorite scenes from season 1 of the TV series How to Receive Away With Murder. He’s in the middle of defending Oliver Hampton (his future husband, portrayed by Filipino American actor Conrad Ricamora) from a couple of other white gay men at a bar, and this does a lot to endear Connor to Oliver.
Jack Falahee and Conrad Ricamora in "How to Fetch Away with Murder"
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This line still lives in my head rent-free to this day, but not with the triumph of its original context. It is a reminder of how many lgbtq+ men do not consider this “personal preference” to be racist, even though you’d be tough pressed to find anyone who puts “no whites” in their dating profile where you’d often see “no Asians” or “no Blacks.”
The release and box office success of Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings last year seemed to signal that things are changing for the excel. I had personally looked forward to the movie, not only because it was the first time an East Asian American man would be feature