Thank you for attempting to understand.

The "Shakespeare" was a POS man. the writer of the plays,... was a great woman

Ha ha ha.... She was a great person who was subjected to profound stupidity. yet, she gave us some of the most wonderful words ever.

What bad dope have you been smoking? According to your bio you 100% do not believe.
Forgetting your own cover story again?

@FrayedBear can you spell j.o.k.e. ? Now go away...

@Cutiebeauty

@FrayedBear Did you read it? This exploration has been centuries in the making.

@FrayedBear, @Cutiebeauty Read the article. This is a great "discovery. No male heros. NONE.

@Jacar I certainly did. However, in an age when ancient understanding of there being more than two sexes is becoming more generally accepted now the prurience of xtianity is falling away, it leaves me wondering why there is a necessity to claim the author to be male or female - it is the vicarious pride of the inferiority complex trying to boost its owner's feelings of self worth. Should I look forward to the subsequent articles advancing the ownership to the Jews and subsequent claims for back payment of royalties? Shylock and knowledge of Venice, indeed many historical content contained in the play's scripts together with the extraordinary addition of new words to the English language have always sat uneasily with me.

Surely it is more rational to say that a human being wrote the works attributed to the name of Shakespeare?

I really could not give a brass Razoo as to who wrote the works other than it is a useful label to group them under. I am an agnostic and atheist within the definitions stated in this organisation. Therefore, I do not believe in any God or an afterlife. Cutie has blown her cover by forgetting her profile. No joke. Furthermore, it does not matter to me what sex the author was. They are long dead. The words have had significant use to me in my life and although I am not a believer, I can say the same of the words in the King James bible.

I thank you for the fascinating article which was a highly speculative, logical and as entertaining a read as it would have been if it had laid claim to Shakespeare being an homosexual.

After the one that I suggest above I will equally enjoy reading an article "proving" that Shakespeare was an alien from some unknown galaxy.

@FrayedBear The works continued after the shake was "retired".
No books in his library. No original plays.

@FrayedBear, @Cutiebeauty The works continued after the shake was "retired".
No books in his library. No original plays.

@Jacar your point being?