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Authors who post like this are so deliciously unhinged. At this point it’s not even a fic- it’s a literary hostage situation, and i am ✨sat✨ ☕️

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That horrifying feeling of knowing that I'll never have my epic gay romance because I'm a woman.
Queer Ships That Never Went Canon/Haven't Gone Canon Yet
for @sharpbutsoft
bonus:
"Your tie is all jacked up. Can i fix it for you?" (and then Steve let's him. obviously.)

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There are always two types of gay ships that end up obsessing me.
The first:
Two characters who would literally do anything for each other.
Destroy the world, break the law, betray their nation, their beliefs, everything they've stood for throughout the series…
But “they're just friends.”
And then you get called dramatic for thinking there's something more because “men can have deep friendships too.”
Sure.
Normal deep friendships where someone betrays their entire moral compass for a single person.
Totally casual (you'd do that for someone you barely know, sure…).
And then there's the second type of ship:
The characters barely speak to each other.
Sometimes they don't even like each other.
Or they were enemies.
Or they have like four scenes together in the entire series.
But there's symbolism.
Colors, planets, parallels, glances, dynamics, specific lines…
And somehow you end up surviving with edits, two-hour analyses, and fanfics at 3 a.m. The morning
Honestly, I don't know which of the two cases is worse (in the end, they won't be canon because they're men and that will lower the ratings, as if your biggest audience hasn't been sustained by that couple).
when ur boy best friend/coworker you’re in love with that you’ve trusted with ur life the minute you met, go on dates that aren’t rlly dates but they are
“this show had the worst queer baiting” “no it was this one” NOPE it was actually a cbs crime procedural from 2010