Blades of Glory any character, figure skating isn't any less homophobic than other sports.
DC Comics (Batman), Jason Todd, the reason Jason was acting out so much in the run up to his death is that he was just figuring out that he was gay. Now he's back, that still scares the crap out of him. DC Comics, Bruce Wayne, He hates talking about his asexuality because he can see "childhood trauma" pass through their minds even if they don't say it out loud. DC Comics, Apparently it is Teen Titan tradition to have sex with as many of your teammates as possible. At least, that's what the Wests and Harper tell him, and Damian may think they are incompetent, but he doesn't think they're liars. He does, however, think that they could grasp the simple fact that he doesn't want to have sex with any of his teammates a little sooner. DC Comics, Batfamily, any character Coming out to Alfred DC Comics, Batman, Bruce Wayne is outed as Bi-Sexual, how does that affect how people view Batman DC Comics, Batman, Greg Rucka mentioned a story that he'd like to do but knows DC would never let him: A group of Gotham socialites are discussing their relationships with Bruce Wayne, and one of them eventually confesses that she's never had sex with him. They compare notes, realise that none of them have actually had sex with Bruce Wayne, and come to the inevitable conclusion... (author's choice about that conclusion and how accurate it is) DC Comics, Batman/Superman, after being outed by a sex tape, the biggest issue people have if that they weren't practising safe sex. DC Comics, Bruce Wayne, the way people glance worrying at his boys when they find out about it, annoys Bruce. Just because he's gay does not make him a Paedophile DC Comics, Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, A little known fact of Kryptonian culture, that Clark prefers not to share with others, is that sexuality was a personal choice made on a person's fifteenth birthday, declared before one's family and friends, and if a person was not ready to choose, they could defer the choice and declaration until a later date. It takes Clark many years, after having struggled with his sexuality in light of his Midwestern upbringing for as long as he can remember, but on his twenty-eighth birthday, he's finally ready to declare his choice, before the entirety of the Justice League ... but only after he's declared his choice to Bruce, privately. DC Comics, Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, What happens when Earth’s two greatest superheroes are outed?
DC Comics, Damian Wayne - Damian scornfully informs his father that he is attempting to scare him with the wrong Talk, using entirely the wrong charts. DC Comics, Dick Grayson, The scariest thing he ever did was coming out to Batman. (Optional: Now he tells the story to someone else considering coming out to their mentor.) DC Comics, Jason Todd + any, Everyone that knows his history assumes that because he used to work the streets as a young teen, that that's the reason he prefers men, and he just can't let that assumption slide any longer; he's always preferred guys, and hooking had nothing to do with it. DC Comics, Jason Todd, a young Jason Todd discusses his confusing feelings with Barbara. DC Comics, Jason Todd/any, If another straight person in this ridiculous mansion gives him the "all you have to do is accept yourself" speech, Jason is going to punch them right square in their well-meaning, heterosexual face. DC Comics, Tim Drake - Tim knows that it's okay and natural for him to like other boys but that doesn't make it any easier for him to tell. He tries and the words stick in his mouth, seized by a panic that he feels is irrational. He knows that his friends and family love him and probably won't disapprove of his sexuality but what if they treat him differently? DC Comics, Tim Drake and his femme-ness, getting support from an unexpected place - Jason DC Comics, Tim Drake and Kon-El, Coming out as bisexual to his straight best friend was pretty easy, but Tim's not sure how much more he can take of Kon's match-making efforts. DC comics, Tim Drake/Jason Todd, Introducing Jason as Tim's boyfriend to the press, without someone finding out that Jason's being dead (and Tim's brother) DC Comics, Tim Drake/Kon, It's weird that he's more worried about coming out to Superman than Batman
Due South : Benton Fraser, Fraser’s tired of everyone assuming that he ignores the advances of women because he’s repressed/naive/not interested in sex/’a Canadian freak’. Is it really that hard to believe that he’s just gay? Due South : Benton Fraser/Ray Vecchio, Cops are not known for welcoming gays into the brotherhood, and Mounties are cops. Due South : Buck Frobisher (/Robert Fraser or gen), the challenges of being queer in the RCMP during the era of institutionalized homophobia and the ‘fruit machine’ Due South, Benton Fraser/Mark Smithbauer, Each have their own reasons for remaining closeted, but Fraser's a hopeless liar Due South, Benton Fraser/Mark Smithbauer, the real reason he ignored Fraser when he first saw him, is that when he need his support, Ben let him down. Due South, Margaret Thatcher, Meg’s worked hard to get where she is in the RCMP, and whatever the official policy on homosexuality may be now she isn’t sure she wants to risk the potential fallout of coming out. Due South, Ray Kowalski, It’s not like he didn’t love Stella – he did, more than anything. But the truth is that he’s always been more attracted to men than to women, and now that the pain of the divorce has finally started to fade he thinks that he’s ready to begin exploring that part of his sexuality. Due South, Robert Fraser, Bob knows that Benton is trying to hide his relationship with Ray because he thinks Bob will disapprove – but Benton never found the one journal that Bob had kept hidden from his son, the private one that spoke of his feelings for his own male partner. Due South, Robert Fraser(/Buck Frobisher or gen), the challenges of being queer in the RCMP during the era of institutionalized homophobia and the ‘fruit machine’. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_machine_%28homosexuality_test%29)
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Date: 2013-03-03 12:55 pm (UTC)DC Comics (Batman), Jason Todd, the reason Jason was acting out so much in the run up to his death is that he was just figuring out that he was gay. Now he's back, that still scares the crap out of him.
DC Comics, Bruce Wayne, He hates talking about his asexuality because he can see "childhood trauma" pass through their minds even if they don't say it out loud.
DC Comics, Apparently it is Teen Titan tradition to have sex with as many of your teammates as possible. At least, that's what the Wests and Harper tell him, and Damian may think they are incompetent, but he doesn't think they're liars. He does, however, think that they could grasp the simple fact that he doesn't want to have sex with any of his teammates a little sooner.
DC Comics, Batfamily, any character Coming out to Alfred
DC Comics, Batman, Bruce Wayne is outed as Bi-Sexual, how does that affect how people view Batman
DC Comics, Batman, Greg Rucka mentioned a story that he'd like to do but knows DC would never let him: A group of Gotham socialites are discussing their relationships with Bruce Wayne, and one of them eventually confesses that she's never had sex with him. They compare notes, realise that none of them have actually had sex with Bruce Wayne, and come to the inevitable conclusion... (author's choice about that conclusion and how accurate it is)
DC Comics, Batman/Superman, after being outed by a sex tape, the biggest issue people have if that they weren't practising safe sex.
DC Comics, Bruce Wayne, the way people glance worrying at his boys when they find out about it, annoys Bruce. Just because he's gay does not make him a Paedophile
DC Comics, Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, A little known fact of Kryptonian culture, that Clark prefers not to share with others, is that sexuality was a personal choice made on a person's fifteenth birthday, declared before one's family and friends, and if a person was not ready to choose, they could defer the choice and declaration until a later date. It takes Clark many years, after having struggled with his sexuality in light of his Midwestern upbringing for as long as he can remember, but on his twenty-eighth birthday, he's finally ready to declare his choice, before the entirety of the Justice League ... but only after he's declared his choice to Bruce, privately.
DC Comics, Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, What happens when Earth’s two greatest superheroes are outed?
DC Comics, Damian Wayne - Damian scornfully informs his father that he is attempting to scare him with the wrong Talk, using entirely the wrong charts.
DC Comics, Dick Grayson, The scariest thing he ever did was coming out to Batman. (Optional: Now he tells the story to someone else considering coming out to their mentor.)
DC Comics, Jason Todd + any, Everyone that knows his history assumes that because he used to work the streets as a young teen, that that's the reason he prefers men, and he just can't let that assumption slide any longer; he's always preferred guys, and hooking had nothing to do with it.
DC Comics, Jason Todd, a young Jason Todd discusses his confusing feelings with Barbara.
DC Comics, Jason Todd/any, If another straight person in this ridiculous mansion gives him the "all you have to do is accept yourself" speech, Jason is going to punch them right square in their well-meaning, heterosexual face.
DC Comics, Tim Drake - Tim knows that it's okay and natural for him to like other boys but that doesn't make it any easier for him to tell. He tries and the words stick in his mouth, seized by a panic that he feels is irrational. He knows that his friends and family love him and probably won't disapprove of his sexuality but what if they treat him differently?
DC Comics, Tim Drake and his femme-ness, getting support from an unexpected place - Jason
DC Comics, Tim Drake and Kon-El, Coming out as bisexual to his straight best friend was pretty easy, but Tim's not sure how much more he can take of Kon's match-making efforts.
DC comics, Tim Drake/Jason Todd, Introducing Jason as Tim's boyfriend to the press, without someone finding out that Jason's being dead (and Tim's brother)
DC Comics, Tim Drake/Kon, It's weird that he's more worried about coming out to Superman than Batman
Due South : Benton Fraser, Fraser’s tired of everyone assuming that he ignores the advances of women because he’s repressed/naive/not interested in sex/’a Canadian freak’. Is it really that hard to believe that he’s just gay?
Due South : Benton Fraser/Ray Vecchio, Cops are not known for welcoming gays into the brotherhood, and Mounties are cops.
Due South : Buck Frobisher (/Robert Fraser or gen), the challenges of being queer in the RCMP during the era of institutionalized homophobia and the ‘fruit machine’
Due South, Benton Fraser/Mark Smithbauer, Each have their own reasons for remaining closeted, but Fraser's a hopeless liar
Due South, Benton Fraser/Mark Smithbauer, the real reason he ignored Fraser when he first saw him, is that when he need his support, Ben let him down.
Due South, Margaret Thatcher, Meg’s worked hard to get where she is in the RCMP, and whatever the official policy on homosexuality may be now she isn’t sure she wants to risk the potential fallout of coming out.
Due South, Ray Kowalski, It’s not like he didn’t love Stella – he did, more than anything. But the truth is that he’s always been more attracted to men than to women, and now that the pain of the divorce has finally started to fade he thinks that he’s ready to begin exploring that part of his sexuality.
Due South, Robert Fraser, Bob knows that Benton is trying to hide his relationship with Ray because he thinks Bob will disapprove – but Benton never found the one journal that Bob had kept hidden from his son, the private one that spoke of his feelings for his own male partner.
Due South, Robert Fraser(/Buck Frobisher or gen), the challenges of being queer in the RCMP during the era of institutionalized homophobia and the ‘fruit machine’. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_machine_%28homosexuality_test%29)