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Grey's Anatomy LBGTQIA+ Characters @kalemakar for inspo
Grey's Anatomy (TV) All information was taken from fanfiction.net and Archive of Our Own up to December 31, 2025. These statistics represent the number of fanfics written involving the stated pairings.
Total Stories: Fanfiction.net: 19,829 Archive of Our Own: 11,499
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Random Grey's Anatomy Opinions (Part Three)
Even without the issue of them being step-siblings, Jackson and Maggie's romance was really awful because they were both just complete dicks to each other during the relationship and long after it ended.
I was disappointed when Link and Amelia broke up because they were really wholesome and adorable, but ultimately, I found it rewarding because Amelia's best relationship was with Kai.
Meredith naming her third kid Ellis was a stupid writing decision because while her mother may have been a complicated woman who had mental health issues, she was also the woman who constantly broke down Meredith and was so verbally and emotionally abusive to her.
Amelia's friendship with Richard was a really interesting one because they were both mentors to each other at various points.
Derek was often overly critical of people, but he was 100% right to be angry at Meredith for deliberately tampering with the clinical trial and endangering Zola's adoption.
The Post-It Note wedding was fun and I wish the show had done more unique wedding things with their other couples (I know they did the Bar wedding and the ferry boat wedding, but I mean something more unique than locations).
The Webber Method was always a bad idea, and Bailey was the only one who recognized it, showcasing how she was a good chief (despite what some fans may say).
Cristina not getting a Catherine Fox award, but Meredith getting one is still irritating to me because she was the best doctor out of her entire class.
Despite being the oldest characters, Richard and Catherine were oftentimes the most immature characters.
I liked Schmitt a decent amount, but his relationship with Nico was just not that compelling because they had drama after drama with very, very, very brief moments of happiness.
This year, I'm especially grateful for very very bisexual firefighter Evan Buckley 💗💜💙 (also an ally 😉), who is very very shamelessly fruity for his hot gay pilot beast boyfriend Tommy Kinard, for whom I am extremely grateful as well. ☺🌈❤🔥
[Also, loads of love to Hen and Karen, Michael and David, and Josh for their LGBTQ+ representation on 9-1-1 through the seasons.] ❤
Thank you for bringing the queer joy we all need in our lives. 🥰
Cheers Queers! 🥂
Happy Pride Month to All! 🏳🌈
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In honour of Pride Month, posting a collage with all my favourite canon queer characters so far from TV and film below ⬇️ (9-1-1, Grey's Anatomy, Station 19, How to Get Away With Murder, RWRB) 😍
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I don’t understand why people complain about bucks coming out arc. I think really having it wrap up in 4 episodes was perfect. I thought Tim and Oliver were very clear that it wasn’t going to be a huge deal? Just that oh these are new feelings and moving on. I feel like for me it was very reminiscent of my bi realization. Just oh okay moving on. I think it is good rep to show that realizing these feelings and coming out doesn’t have to be big and scary because it isn’t for everyone.
Hi Anon!!! I agree
For me, Buck's coming out arc was in episode 4, 5 and 6. And they did it perfectlyas you said. I don't know what more they want? Him struggling with his feelings? Drama??
He's obviously happy, and I don't think they need to spend 10 episodes on this storyline.
One of the reasons, why I liked episode 4 is because it reminded me of Levi's storyline in Grey's Anatomy that gave us, to me, the best coming out scene in TV history, because it was about Joy, the joy of founding out who you really are.
Too often in earlier shows or movies, the storyline were always about "struggling with your sexuality and struggling with being out", etc,.... Enough! I love these new kind of storylines.
I don't know what more they want?
Grey's Anatomy as Text Posts:
Pt 1/? (Suprise mostly Levi)
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