MCU; Natasha Romanoff; "coming out" as lesbian is a bit hard when you can't "come out" as a spy in the first place, even if you want to.
MCU; Natasha Romanoff; she uses aliases with her girlfriends, just like she uses aliases for the rest of her life.
MCU; Natasha Romanoff; gender is just as fluid as everything else in Romanoff's life.
MCU: Natasha Romanoff; she was born Nikolai.
MCU; Clint Barton; contrary to popular opinion, Clint's visits to his favourite gay bar? For friends, beer, cards, and playing pool. Hook-ups are mostly for other places.
MCU; Clint Barton & Natasha Romanoff; friendship is when he knows that she doesn't judge him over being ace, and when she knows that he's safe to admit that she is lesbian.
MCU; Clint Barton/Natasha Romanoff; just because they are in a romantic relationship with each other doesn't mean that they aren't queer.
MCU; Peggy Carter; she had an affair with Howard Stark, and fell in love with Steve Rogers, and she utterly owned her sexuality when it came to women, too. Propriety be damned.
MCU; any/all Asgardians; orientation is a slightly different question for an alien species that lives for centuries
MCU; any SHIELD agent; traditionally, not straight agents were barred from the highest security clearances. But SHIELD has always circuited the rules, and outright broken them, when they saw fit.
MCU; Loki; The Jötunn do not have gender as the Asgardians understand it, and that really didn't help Loki's identity issues/sense of fitting in.
MCU; Laufey; "King" is a gendered, Asgardian mangling of Laufey's true title.
MCU; James "Rhodey" Rhodes; the habits of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" are hard to shake.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; she's more willing than her brother to take to a woman's bed, but despite his awkwardness around other people, she gets far less opportunity.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; learning that she's a member of a different species explains a lot about her desires.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; when men offer their bed, she says that she's celibate.
Harry Potter; Hermione Granger; she's used to seeing things in black and white, but as she grows older, she has to deal with her own sexuality being more nuanced and complicated than she thought.
Twilight Saga; Renesmee Cullen; the first time she kisses a girl, she decides that she wants to do it again. And if she has to break free of all the rules that govern her life and apparent fate to do so, then she will.
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MCU; Natasha Romanoff; she uses aliases with her girlfriends, just like she uses aliases for the rest of her life.
MCU; Natasha Romanoff; gender is just as fluid as everything else in Romanoff's life.
MCU: Natasha Romanoff; she was born Nikolai.
MCU; Clint Barton; contrary to popular opinion, Clint's visits to his favourite gay bar? For friends, beer, cards, and playing pool. Hook-ups are mostly for other places.
MCU; Clint Barton & Natasha Romanoff; friendship is when he knows that she doesn't judge him over being ace, and when she knows that he's safe to admit that she is lesbian.
MCU; Clint Barton/Natasha Romanoff; just because they are in a romantic relationship with each other doesn't mean that they aren't queer.
MCU; Peggy Carter; she had an affair with Howard Stark, and fell in love with Steve Rogers, and she utterly owned her sexuality when it came to women, too. Propriety be damned.
MCU; any/all Asgardians; orientation is a slightly different question for an alien species that lives for centuries
MCU; any SHIELD agent; traditionally, not straight agents were barred from the highest security clearances. But SHIELD has always circuited the rules, and outright broken them, when they saw fit.
MCU; Loki; The Jötunn do not have gender as the Asgardians understand it, and that really didn't help Loki's identity issues/sense of fitting in.
MCU; Laufey; "King" is a gendered, Asgardian mangling of Laufey's true title.
MCU; James "Rhodey" Rhodes; the habits of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" are hard to shake.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; she's more willing than her brother to take to a woman's bed, but despite his awkwardness around other people, she gets far less opportunity.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; learning that she's a member of a different species explains a lot about her desires.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; Gretel; when men offer their bed, she says that she's celibate.
Harry Potter; Hermione Granger; she's used to seeing things in black and white, but as she grows older, she has to deal with her own sexuality being more nuanced and complicated than she thought.
Twilight Saga; Renesmee Cullen; the first time she kisses a girl, she decides that she wants to do it again. And if she has to break free of all the rules that govern her life and apparent fate to do so, then she will.