lemonney

People keep discussing the kiss as if it happened in our world, where a kiss between two girls might not carry the same weight. But this isn't our world.

In Gilead, being queer isn't merely frowned upon. It's dangerous.

That's why I find the "it was just a comfort kiss" interpretation interesting. Because even if that's true, it's still a kiss. In a society built around controlling women's bodies, relationships, and sexuality, that kind of intimacy means something.

I'm not even saying the scene proves they're destined to be together. What I'm saying is that the choice itself matters.

The writers could have given them a hug or a conversation. Instead, they chose a reciprocated kiss in the final stretch of the season finale.

Whether the moment was romantic, symbolic, or something in between, I think it's meant to have consequences. Otherwise, why choose a kiss at all?

If Agnes were a boy, fans would be going absolutely wild. Why is it that when a man kisses a woman (or vice versa), the moment is almost immediately framed as passionate or romantic?

Fans would already be rooting for them to run away together and start a new life far away from Gilead if this were a guy/girl pairing. Honestly, even if they were both boys, the fandom reaction would probably be very different.

“ Oh, it was just a comfort/pity kiss.”

I love my friends dearly, but NEVER in my life have I kissed a friend just to comfort them.

I understand the argument people are making, but if I were Becka, I would absolutely feel some type of way after that moment. Maybe for her, this truly is a closing of their 'relationship', but is risking that level of emotional and physical vulnerability really worth it if the relationship is meant to stay strictly platonic?

And honestly… if the kiss is never brought up again in season 2, was it even worth including at all instead of a conversation or a simple hug?

daddy watching her cock disappear again and again while giggling at your trembling hands attempting to push her hips away.

And lesbophobics and agnesgarth shippers saying its for pity and its like, no women in Gilead where being a gender traitor can get you killed is going to kiss her friend just for pity and risk it, Agnes feels love for Becka, it might not be romantic, but considering the society where she lives and what they had just been through kissing her was an act of love (and she probably doesnt know a lot considering they cant even read), even if it ends up platonic on her part

chase: "they have this special love for each other"

mattea: "this is her last chance to show her undying love for agnes"

waitt i'm thinking it's one of those days where you're extra sensitive and need a little extra love and care :c frank doesn't even think you might take it the wrong wat. you've done it multiple times-- him cumming on your stomach or back or painting your face. so, really, this is nothing out of the ordinary.

except that when he drags his cock away from the depths of your warm cunt, you whine sadly. pathetically even. "do you hate me?" you press your foot against his tailbone to keep him in place.

"huh?" he grunts, confused. he stops moving out of sheer bafflement, only the tip still inside you.

you raise your hips, pulling him in deeper. "do you hate me?" you whine again, although a little quieter this time-- a little embarrassed at your own reaction.

"baby," he chuckles, "i'm literally inside you."

and? he could be inside you and still hate you. men are mean like that. what isn't he getting?

you wrap your arms around his neck, dragging him down for a kiss. "y'were pulling out," you whisper against his mouth sadly. "why? don't you like me anymore?"

"baby," frank sighs, hips pressed to your as he bottoms out once more. he drags his cock out, then back in again, starting a slow but deep pace that has you keening. "i love you."