Basically all of my favorite ships are kind of the same relationship in different fonts, and you know what? That’s self-care
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Basically all of my favorite ships are kind of the same relationship in different fonts, and you know what? That’s self-care
Read Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and tell me in another, better world, it wouldn’t have been written as a friends-to-lovers arc between Philip “Pip” Pirrip and Herbert Pocket
The first four chapters of Bram Stoker’s Dracula are the gayest thing I’ve ever had to read for class, bar none.
Whenever homophobes dispute the argument that a male character could be read as queer by saying it would invalidate his canonical attraction towards women, I always have the same comeback:
✨BISEXUALITY✨
Not queer theory as in Foucault, queer theory as in those two fictional men should kiss on the mouth
Let's start at the very beginning, a very good place to start ;)
"Watch the space 👀"
-@peopledonttalkabout
One of my favorite thought exercises:
1. Name a fictional bisexual (or pansexual, etc.) guy.
2. Is their sexuality explicitly stated (either in the text or in canon)?
3. Are they the main character?
4. Are they part of a central pairing?
5. Would your average audience member consider them bisexual?
Repeat ad infintum