Madonna: Truth or Dare "You're probably thinking that's not a very good reason to vote... So sue me! Everybody else does." In October 1994, after more than two years of litigation, the suit was withdrawn and an undisclosed settlement was reached. Madonna's dancers for the tour, who were almost all gay, and showed their homosexual identity in the tour film (encouraged by Madonna to be and 'express themselves'), received numerous comments, messages and letters from fans to whom this freedom meant a great deal as role models and inspiration to live their own sexual identity. This impact was mentioned in the 2016 documentary Strike
Holly Barton "What's on TV" writer, Miller explained that Aaron uses Holly to convince people that he is not gay. When asked if Aaron fancies Holly or if he is just using her, Miller said "He does genuinely like Holly but he's sexually confused and constantly questioning himself 'Am I gay? Am I not gay? Do I want Holly? Or Adam?' It's a love triangle in the most confusing sense for Aaron. He wants to convince everyone, including himself, he isn't gay." Adam later tells Holly that Aaron tried to kiss him, but she does not believe him. Holly breaks up with