Sorry to disappoint some here but she wasn’t a lesbian. She for reasons early in here life shunned entanglements with men. She trusted just a very few woman. Louise was the last. Secretary and best friend but did NOT share a bedroom or the activity that goes with it. One could take the time to read HER writings and those of her contemporaries who knew her or one can just repeat forever what other people who never knew her think. According to Ethyl Barrymore she was the original “I want to be left alone” woman. She spent many summers in a convent in NY with the nuns, by herself, just to be left alone. If anything she was asexual. Living in the same house with someone doesn’t mean you’re having sex with them any more than every bachelor brother who lives with his unmarried sister is having sex with her.

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We live in a society today, where everyone wants to make everyone gay or lesbian - the Disney Studios today is a prime example of turning everything gay even cartoon characters. BUT... to be Honest about it: There is NO Real Hard Evidence that Maude Adams was a lesbian. It may be true - but Maude Adams burned all her correspondences and personal letters - including any love letters she may have had. Just because a person has a life long friend, does not automatically make them gay or a lesbian - in spite of how much as some people would like it to be. Now... it may be true, or not, that Maude Adams had a sexual relationship with Louise Boynton. But the love of a sexual life style like homosexuality, or lesbianism, or transgenderism (as the Disney Studios has, and other people have) should not create a sexual relationship that really does not exist without real evidence. Sometimes a friend is just a friend. But... if you do have REAL evidence: Produce it!! I'd really like to see it. Otherwise it is just speculation. Lets be honest about it.

Everyone knew. She was a lesbian she with the same women for more half her life maude Adams told everyone what she was

skipped over the inconvenient fact, that she was gay.