1) as an elaborate joke, created by Milo at his own expense, for pure self-amusement
2) as an elaborate plot, created by Milo as a plan to get into profitable politics via religious backdoor
3) as a natural falling apart of an elaborately created character
in any case, he is still utterly offensive, grossly inappropriate (talking about elite' taboo topics) and dangerous, and more - made totally illegal in Victoria, Australia by the recent edicts of our leftist elite. Gay-to-straight conversion therapy is recently banned under the threat of huge fines and prison sentences; even the suggestion in a private conversation that such a change of mind and control of urges is possible is legally dubious. Only straight-to-gay and/or transsexual therapies and even surgeries are legal in our most tyrannical of all liberal worlds; only a fully perverted libido is welcomed and supported. Pointing a finger at gays, lesbians, transsexuals for any social or mental dysfunctionality is totally out of question. The legitimate targets lie in the opposite direction, - the Catholic church, an abominable white cis-male.
But I am digressing. I am still a Milo fan, not a fan of our State.
His previous performances were better rehearsed and looked sleeker. This one is bordering on pathetic, and one cannot laugh down at a man wallowing in his misery in front of an audience that is both small in numbers and low in spirits.
I attended his performance in Melbourne and it was uplifting, with a sense of something good brewing, strong and free people are in the audience, and all the fools and idiots are outside, protesting us having fun.
This one feels more awkward than inspirational.
Although I could relate better to this current slightly overweight frame. Also, I could relate to Catholicism, but I would not engage in a public performance of prayer among people who are not Catholic in any sense. To me it is more embarrassing than having sex in public among people who don't share the same aesthetic values.
Surely, I could never fully empathize with gay, but even less I could empathize with gay trying to remain straight. It makes me amused by being so utterly foreign to my own life struggles.
I was always struggling with my own terribly straight sexuality. I thought I am missing so many great opportunities to join the elite, to flourish and prosper because I am not gay enough to hump or be humped by a man nor even kinky enough to amuse our BDSM -loving elitarians.