Avengers- Rhodey/Tony, Tony/Pepper. During DADT V-shaped poly was easier when your lover was in a highly publicised hetero relationship. Now that Rhodey can tell, no one knows what to say.
Avengers- ot6 (or higher with Pepper/Coulson/Darcy/etc) "Everyone is poly because Avengers" doesn't mean that everyone is bisexual.
Buffy- Xander. The confidence he gets from mastering killing demons and carpentry isn't the sort of confidence that can be used for cruising.
Community- Abed. A young gay Abed watching tv and trying to figure out if he's a QAF gay, or a Will and Grace gay. (or other tropey early queer characters)
Doctor Who- 11/Amy/Rory. Amy is pansexual and Rory is demisexual. There's a bit of a lag between Amy liking her Doctor and Rory liking him.
Glee- Unique. There's a thin line between being who you are inside online, and catfishing.
Glee- Sam. It takes moving and attending a public school to realise he's not just looking at guys because he's surrounded by them.
Harry Potter. Any character or OC is genderqueer. Luckily the castle realises this and offers them a bed in both gendered dorms.
Kickass- transgender character. When they're in costume no one knows they're not cis.
Leverage- Parker/Eliot/Hardison. Parker's ace, but her characters (like Alice) have gotten way better at sex. Which is all fine and good until Eliot and Hardison want a just-Parker night with no roleplaying.
Macdonald Hall- Cathy/Diane. It's hard to be a butch lesbian at a finishing school with a dress and makeup uniform.
Mscdonald Hall- Any character. Sure they have a GSA of over one thousand, over two if you add Scrimmage's, but he's the only out guy.
The OC- Ryan There's a bit of a culture shock between being gay in Chino and gay in Newport Beach.
Parks and Rec- Tom is biromantic. He wants to make love to pretty women and BE in love with Jean-Ralphio.
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Date: 2014-03-15 10:52 pm (UTC)Avengers- ot6 (or higher with Pepper/Coulson/Darcy/etc) "Everyone is poly because Avengers" doesn't mean that everyone is bisexual.
Buffy- Xander. The confidence he gets from mastering killing demons and carpentry isn't the sort of confidence that can be used for cruising.
Community- Abed. A young gay Abed watching tv and trying to figure out if he's a QAF gay, or a Will and Grace gay. (or other tropey early queer characters)
Doctor Who- 11/Amy/Rory. Amy is pansexual and Rory is demisexual. There's a bit of a lag between Amy liking her Doctor and Rory liking him.
Glee- Unique. There's a thin line between being who you are inside online, and catfishing.
Glee- Sam. It takes moving and attending a public school to realise he's not just looking at guys because he's surrounded by them.
Harry Potter. Any character or OC is genderqueer. Luckily the castle realises this and offers them a bed in both gendered dorms.
Kickass- transgender character. When they're in costume no one knows they're not cis.
Leverage- Parker/Eliot/Hardison. Parker's ace, but her characters (like Alice) have gotten way better at sex. Which is all fine and good until Eliot and Hardison want a just-Parker night with no roleplaying.
Macdonald Hall- Cathy/Diane. It's hard to be a butch lesbian at a finishing school with a dress and makeup uniform.
Mscdonald Hall- Any character. Sure they have a GSA of over one thousand, over two if you add Scrimmage's, but he's the only out guy.
The OC- Ryan There's a bit of a culture shock between being gay in Chino and gay in Newport Beach.
Parks and Rec- Tom is biromantic. He wants to make love to pretty women and BE in love with Jean-Ralphio.