Talk:Maja Ivarsson

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[edit] Bisexuality

The article previously said:

She has discussed her bisexuality publicly. [1]

However, this is not really an accurate characterization of the cited source. She doesn't really discuss her sexuality at all, and what is said is ambiguous as to her feelings toward men. She accepts the interviewer's statement that she is "a member of the queer community yourself" and says she likes the "support" she gets from having gay and lesbians in her audience, and says she "enjoys having great-looking chicks in the audience." The interviewer, in the introduction to the article, but not as part of the interview, describes her as a "charismatic bisexual lead singer." I'm therefore changing the wording of the sentence the citation is supporting. Dpbsmith (talk) 17:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

I don't really think this is a particularly important topic. Far more important in a biographical article are notable past events and such.

A new article just came out that clarified Maja's sexuality - and as far as significance, I think her position as one of the best known female front-women of the current Euro rock/"Warped Tour" punk set makes this an important topic. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 130.132.117.245 (talk) 21:52, 19 December 2007 (UTC)