I'm Definitely Bisexual

No kiss?

Hug first.

Throwing a bowling ball through a giant balloon                         

text from my dad (2021) - my dad

“i’ll admit that my main problem with this is that i haven’t asked”

I just really want to talk about this moment.

Like many others, I've watched Heartstopper like 12 times since it's come out. I've found myself going back to this scene over and OVER again, not only for Kit and Joe's great acting, but for this look that Nick gives Charlie right after Charlie says, "I shouldn't have kissed you."

I know an old lesbian couple who have been married since the moment they legalized it. One woman can hardly walk anymore but she loves Hallmark ornaments, so her wife supports her against her walker during Christmas so she can look at them more easily.

I know a transgender man who started transitioning only 10 years ago at 60, and he's brilliant and funny and brings his grandchildren by to get sweets.

I know an asexual woman who, beamed and told me she absolutely loved not having a husband, and that she "never once regretted not getting married. I never felt that way about anybody! Why force it?" She lives with her parrot and loves salsa dancing.

so they're sat down alone in the room together and their conversation has built up and then charlie asks nick "would you kiss someone who wasn't a girl." immediately you can see the panic and confusion on nicks face. the tears are forming in his eyes and he looks so scared and nervous which is why he responds with "i don't know" his brain is going 100mph bc of the situation he's in, charlie can CLEARLY see this in his face. he can hear in his voice how nervous he is and what a big deal this must be for nick. so then charlie sort of brings it back down, tries to make nick more comfortable. and rather than ask the big scary "would you kiss a boy" question its "would you kiss me" it's taking all that fear of 'kissing a boy' away and replacing it with Himself. Just Charlie. nick has nothing to fear or be scared of with charlie. they both trust each other so much and i think by charlie then asking that question it allows nick to calm down and see the situation for what it is. not some terrifying Oh My God I'm Gonna Kiss A Boy but just charlie. I'm Just Kissing Charlie