Is It Just Me? is a 2010 American gay-themed romantic comedy film directed by J.P. Quider. The film stars Nicholas Downs, David Loren, and Michelle Clunie.
The plot revolves around Blaine (Downs), a shy and lonely gay man working in a bookstore. Seeking connection, he creates a fictitious online profile, crafting an ideal version of himself with an "outdoorsy" persona. He connects with a man named Xander (Loren), who lives in the same apartment building. As their online relationship blossoms, Blaine is faced with the dilemma of revealing his true identity to Xander. Complicating matters further is his quirky roommate, Barbara (Clunie), who provides comedic relief and unconventional advice.
Is It Just Me? explores themes of online identity, self-acceptance, and the challenges of navigating relationships in the digital age. While a low-budget independent film, it has gained a following for its lighthearted approach to LGBTQ+ romance and its portrayal of the awkwardness and insecurities often associated with online dating. The film received mixed reviews upon release, with some critics praising its charming simplicity and others criticizing its predictable plot and occasionally clichéd characters. It is considered a feel-good movie within the gay cinema genre.