Honestly, in the entire history of ‘The Bachelor‘, the best thing to come out of it was two contestants falling in love with each other instead of the current season’s humanoid Ken Doll (no offence, Richie).
Megan Leto Marx and Tiffany Scanlon have enjoyed an ever-growing celebrity ever since confirming that yeah, they’re in a relationship. (Also, they just announced they’re moving in together in BALI, so 100% expect to see a bespoke swimwear line by the middle of the year. Some things are just inevitable.)
She responds:
Are you James Franco? No? Bummer dude, the answer from the two of us is NO.
It actually seems bizarre to me that such a sexually aggressive question is asked so often by male strangers. When I first started hearing this, I’d say (in classic “cool girl” tone), “Ohhh, you wish!” They’d laugh and nudge me and I’d raise my eyebrows, and try to act like I don’t mind me and my girlfriend being hit on at the same time, because apparently it’s a socially-acceptable question and I should be sweet with it.
However, the last time I was asked to engage in sexual practices with my girlfriend and a strange guest, I did not chortle it off as I usually do. It was the fifth time I’d been asked at the same event, and I was feeling pretty annoyed. I gave the fellow in question — who was dressed neatly in linen boat pants and a pale blue Hilfiger shirt — a good stare, and said, “That’s a pretty rude question, don’t you think?”
Apparently I can’t take a joke and am “uptight,” but I’ve decided to continue to be totally unfunny and deny sexual advances from strangers. Sorry not sorry, asshole.
If our deductions are correct, then is she calling former ‘Bachelorette‘ contestants Rhys and Tommy (not a couple, but ‘bros’, which is just the straight male word for ‘close friend’)… assholes?
Last year, Rhys began propositioning Megan in the comments of a since-deleted Instagram post with next level thirst, suggesting he and Tommy could “tag team” her and that every since she and Tiff became “a 2-for-1 deal” he was “sold”.