Shayk, who posed nude for the magazine, may well have been acting flippant, but it's hard to ignore her home country's conservative views about homosexuality. Same-sex marriage is not legal in Russia, and recent years have seen the passing of propaganda laws that critics have decried as "anti-gay." The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association has ranked Russia as the second-worst European country for LGBTI individuals.Of course, Shayk is free to date whomever she likes. If she falls on the "super straight" end of the Kinsey scale, so be it. At the risk of sounding overly PC, however, her phrasing and eagerness to lump her heterosexuality into her national identity feels insensitive and tone-deaf. It sounds like something a Bond villain might say before hopping into bed with 007, not what you'd expect to hear from a woman who goes on dates to the DNC