i want to make fandragons but also 3 seperate characters from 3 seperate medias im into are named michael and like wtf do i do there
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i want to make fandragons but also 3 seperate characters from 3 seperate medias im into are named michael and like wtf do i do there
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Just let it happen. It's funny.
Proud to announce that I have published the first (and only pls join me I'm so lonely) hardwood/housekeepers fic on ao3
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It isn't much, but it's honest work (I wrote the four new fics)
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I've finished drafting 3 out of the 9 fics I'm planning to do for Buddietommy Week and my god I'm so excited to post them - and to read what everyone else has been cooking
It's Pride and I'm a gay guy who watches a lot of movies, so here's a bunch of gay movies with happy endings not named Love, Simon, because we have moved past the need for Brokeback Mountain.
Trick (1999): A cute little romcom about a one night stand going horribly, horribly right. It's a shame this movie isn't more popular because it's so charming and has so much fanfic potential.
Shelter (2007): I mean, this is a classic. Surfers, found family, pining, what not to like?
The Thing About Harry (2020): Ridiculously cheesy, ridiculously cute. It's essentially a modern Trick with an enemies to friends to lovers slant. Good for some mindless fun.
Goodbye Mother (2019): As a gay Vietnamese man I will never not shut up about how well this movie portrays that intersection. A story about a gay expat visiting his hometown with his boyfriend, the nuance, the drama, the tensions are all so very real to how gay men in Vietnam have to navigate around the question of family.
We are Gamily (2017): In the same vein as Goodbye Mother but with a more comedic slant. A gay couple has to pretend to be straight when a parent comes to visit, it's funny and heartwrenching at all the right moments, and heartwarming to boot.
Just Friends (2018): Dutch Shelter. Explores the tension between gay men and their mothers, particularly between a refugee family.
God's Own Country (2017): Happy Brokeback Mountain, an aimless Scottish farmer with an ailing father finds his purpose with help from a migrant worker. It's poignant, beautifully shot, and quietly understated. A must watch.
Maurice (1984): Edwardian gays. Ahead of its time and an affirmation that it's okay to move on from your first love, as well as the ultimate smashing of class divides.
The Way He Looks (2014): A blind boy falls in love with a new classmate, it's both a coming of age and a study on disability. It's so sweet and the ending is the ultimate catharsis.
Handsome Devil (2016): An Irish schoolboy befriends the new transfer athlete and discovers they have more in common than he thought. A really excellent portrayal of friendship and solidarity.
TW: These next movies all have references or show self harm, but they all ultimately end happy. No more images from here out because I've reached the limit.
Hidden Kisses (2016): Two teenagers experience their coming out process while romantically involved. I love that it shows both characters and demonstrates how the experience is different for everyone.
Latter Days (2003): Gay Mormon meets party boy and the rest is history. It's a little cheesy but the guys are hot and the love story is ultimately so uplifting you can't help but smile.
Fire Song (2015): An Anishnabe teenager struggles with the decision to leave his reservation and attend college. Probably the darkest movie on the list, but it also tells such an important story about aboriginal communities and the struggles of people who have been extremely marginalized.
Save Me (2007): A struggling drug addict checks into an ex-gay ministry. The most nuanced portrayal of these ministries I have seen yet and also a wonderful story of self discovery of not just the main character, but the cast that surrounds him as well.
Honorable mentions to Giant Little Ones Getting Go: The Go Doc Project, and Boy Erased because while in my opinion, they have excellent and happy endings, the main charcters do not get (substantially) hitched at the end and some people don't like that.
In no way is this a comprehensive list, and I'm always looking to expand my repetoire with more lesbian and trans stories (send me reccs!). This is just a reminder that there's space for stories with gay characters to end happy and that Brokeback Mountain is the exception, not the norm.
It'a been four years since this post and I'm late for pride but I've been watching movies and I'm back with more reccs. Apologies for the MLM slant, I'm slowly expanding my repetoire for other stories but am not enough of an expert to throw out recs
And just to clear the air yes, I'm aware God's Own Country is in Yorkshire, not Scotland - now that Challengers is out though you should watch God's Own Country again because Josh O'Connor is amazing every time.
My Brother the Devil (2012): Kind of the reason I wanted to update this list. An Egyptian teenager grapples with the fact that his older brother is gay and wants to leave the criminal life that he desperately wants to step into. Criminally underrated movie, also near impossible to find online.
My Beautiful Laundrette (1985): A Pakistani man takes over a laundrette (laundromat for us 'Muricans) from his uncle and enlists his former childhood friend to help him out. Delves into some racial and power dynamics in Thatcher England. There's a really good stageplay of this one too.
Beautiful Thing (1996): A boy navigates his rocky but loving relationship with his mother, while taking in his best friend/next door neighbor (who he has feelings for). Rewatched this one the other day and it almost made me cry in a very queer joy sort of way.
Quick aside: the last three gave me the exact same flavor of catharsis that Maurice and God's Own Country did - one of these days I'm gonna marathon all five of these movies and collapse into a heap on the floor.
Big Eden (2000): Middle-aged man moves back to his home town to take care of his sick father - the most rom-com setup ever. But there's a bait-and-switch I adore and the movie is just so laid-back and easygoing, very similar to a cup of hot chocolate.
Touch of Pink (2004): Oh my god, this one, this one is so silly. A man has to shove himself back into the closet to accomodate his overbearing mother moving in with him. He also has Cary Grant as an imaginary friend and there's also a wedding that gets crashed. Extremely silly.
The Wedding Banquet (1993): Speaking of weddings, do you like the fake marriage trope? Well this is the movie for you! To appease his traditional parents, a Taiwanese man agrees to marry a woman looking for a green card. Hilarity ensues. Surprisingly heartfelt as well.
Uncle Frank (2020): A gay man, his partner, and his niece go on a roadtrip to his home town after the death of his father. Another one that's heartfelt and inspires bubbly, warm feelings. I adore Beth (the niece) and her relationshio with her uncle, too.
Fair Haven (2016): A young man returns from conversion camp and struggles to chose between his family and the man he loves. Quiet and understated, but the whole thing is punctuated by this undercurrent of hope that's super nice to watch.
That's it - didn't even make it to ten, huh? Granted I've been watching quite a few that end sad (hi Front Cover), trying to expand my horizons (hi The Handmaiden, Summerland, and Close-Knit), or just consuming things that aren't movies (hi A New Brain, The House on the Cerulean Sea, and Skam). See you in four years, maybe? I might actually be running out of things to watch.
Barbie fandom is not ready for my 15k (at least) Ryan Gosling!Ken x Simu Liu!Ken slowburn, prepare yourselves
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Barbie fandom is not ready for my 15k (at least) Ryan Gosling!Ken x Simu Liu!Ken slowburn, prepare yourselves
Hello faruv nation. I am writing a ficlet to contribute to getting the fic count past single digits on ao3, but I am very much not Indian (Cla$$ is actually the first piece of Indian media I've ever consumed) and need a question answered: does Saba and Faruq speak a different language to their parents and if they do, what language is it?
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Crack theory about Sex Education's season 4 (if we ever get it, Netflix please I'm begging): Steve's blink it and you'll miss it demisexual sign might open up the possibility of him getting with either Adam or Rahim and giving one of them a romance storyline without sacrificing their friendship.
I need Adam and Rahim to stay friends (and not get back with Eric, he's showing a pattern and needs to reflect on some flaws) , that's all I'm asking for, a healthy friendship between two queer boys
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