I'll come home to you

Steve & Bucky 'till the end of the line since 1930 . . Mostly just Stucky or me crying over Bucky

[lavenderpanic]

I am way too invested in Stucky and probably overreacting about the whole poll thing but I find it so gross that OFMD fans (just the ones who have been overly antagonistic, I'm sure most of you guys are just happy and supporting a ship that you like) have been mocking Stucky fans for shipping something that was never made canon because I think that's genuinely what makes Stucky such a beautiful ship. In the face of homophobia, the homophobia of Steve and Bucky's universe and of ours, thousands of people have found love and beauty and have created entire works of literature and enduring quotes and defined an era of media consumption in the face of the queerbaiting epidemic of the 2010's. I PROMISE YOU, you would not have your queer pirate show without the overwhelming love that fandom spaces showed for queer relationships in the 2010's, and particularly without the love that fans have for Steve and Bucky.

[thecyndimistuff]

always thinking about how 25 yr-old steve rogers had a full 2 weeks to process losing 70 years of his life before he was asked to lead 5 superpowered beings against an alien army from outer space even though he still didn’t know that we put a man on the moon.

[muffinshark]

[universallovebot]

love is stored in the kitchen part ii

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[thestovetops]

Stucky twitter reacts to What If…? (part 2)

[loverlogic]

Does anyone have good Stucky fix-it fics to pretty much undo everything that happened in the last avengers movies?

i absolutely hate what they did with both these characters 

[lucidasidera]

It’s really telling that everyone who is eager for Steve to be rotting in time-jail is doing it not because they hate Steve Rogers but because they loved Steve Rogers. 

And that’s how you know you fucked up, MCU. 

[cottoncandyofterror]

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[nikantros]

WE WERE ROBBED

[this-is-a-job-for-vesemir]

[imposterogers]

in this chiles 2nite I am once again thinking about how when bucky felt himself dying he called out steve’s name so he could get one last look at his face

[yourbuckies]

wipe him / but i knew him

[incorrectbuckoarchive]

[iamnmbr3]

Ok. But the level of gay in Captain America: The Winter Soldier continues to astound me. 

Like, not only do Steve and Bucky have a phrase like a wedding vow that they say to each other, which gets introduced to the audience in the context of Bucky asking Steve to move in with him, and that later is so emotionally impactful that it breaks through 70 years of brain washing and Bucky remembers it before he remembers his own name. Not only does Steve apparently spend his free time hanging out in his own exhibit in the Smithsonian, staring longingly at old photos and videos of Bucky. Not only does the issue of Steve’s love life get repeatedly raised in the set up before Bucky comes back. Not only do Steve and Bucky’s interactions fit really neatly into a lot of epic romance tropes. Not only is Steve literally willing to die rather than hurt Bucky more than he’s already been hurt, even though as far as he knows Bucky has shown no signs of recognizing him.  

But also on top of all that, there’s the whole “shared life experience” discussion (not “similar” - shared!!!) which could only refer to Bucky, which takes place shortly before the Winter Soldier’s true identity is revealed. I mean, it could hardly have been more obvious if they were like:

Steve: Believe it or not, it’s hard to find someone with shared life experience.

Natasha: Yeah. That makes sense. Where on earth are you going to find someone who lived through your childhood in Brooklyn and the war right along side you but who also understands what it’s like to get the serum and be frozen? I mean, I just have no idea who could possibly fit that description. Why don’t we ask that dude over there with the mask and the metal arm? Maybe he can help. 

[keire-ke]

I would also like to submit that the song that plays literally seconds before Steve first encounters the Winter Soldier:

Kiss me once, then kiss me twice Then kiss me once again It’s been a long, long time Haven’t felt like this, my dear Since I can’t remember when It’s been a long, long time You’ll never know how many dreams I’ve dreamed about you Or just how empty they all seemed without you So kiss me once, then kiss me twice Then kiss me once again It’s been a long, long time

I mean, I’m sure the only reunion song they could pull from the 1940s has explicitly romantic text. It’s only the 40s, I’m sure no other material was written about people coming back after prolonged absence.

[mad-moll]

Also, Steve’s apartment is in the heart of Dupont Circle, DC’s traditional gayborhood. He’s surrounded by queer bars, bookstores, and sex shops. They could have chosen anywhere in DC, but they chose Dupont. It’s literally first on the list of the best DC neighborhoods for LGBT people:

[avelera]

Also the opening scene for Winter Soldier was at one point storyboarded to be Steve having a dream about Bucky during the war, so… yeah the song was definitely about Bucky and Steve.

[c0ffeebee]

and then they took even the fucking song to make it part of the “no-homo” bastardisation endgame arc… i’m gonna punch somebody

[loverlogic]

Hi everyone! Long time no see. I kind of gave up on this whole fandom after the last two Avengers movies. I just felt like the whole concept from the original movies to what the MCU is now is just so.... bad. ESPECIALLY what they did with my fav characters, Steve & Bucky.

Someone convince me why I should stay

[buckjamesbarnes]

Bucky Barnes refusing to let go of Steve and his legacy in THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER (2021)

[muffinshark]

You are a good man, with a good heart. And it’s hard for a good man to be a king.