I'm not sure whether to list my objections to that scene alphabetically or in order of importance, but it would be interesting to hear what Denise would even claim was her reason for the "I would have thought you were gay" remarks. First of all, I'm always amused by anyone who considers herself such a perfect specimen that failure to be attracted to her can only mean that the guy is not attracted to women at all. With a minute of thought, the absurdity and blinding ego inherent in that is pretty evident and pretty humorous. Furthermore, if Denise really wonders whether he's gay, that would be a pretty crappy and insensitive way to broach the subject. If she doesn't really wonder whether he's gay...well, then the immature and absurd nature of her approach is pretty much self-evident. Trying to intimidate or bully people into kissing you wouldn't strike me as a particularly helpful strategy in the long term, but I guess Denise is more concerned about not looking stupid on television. Needless to say, her behavior is thus counterproductive.