RPF, any fandom, any character, all your fans seem to think you and your same-sex co-star are a couple, and as it happens, they are right. But that makes you uncomfortable about being open about the relationship.
RPF, any fandom, any character, no, actually, you do NOT have an obligation to come out!
RPF, any fandom, any character, it was very different to be famous and queer when you were young...
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), any character, the way in which the cast and crew increasingly vehemently deny that John or Sherlock are queer-identified in any way is starting to bother you, but speaking out might mean outing yourself.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), any character, the way no one on this show seems to understand the concept of "bisexual" is starting to annoy you.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Martin Freeman, having an opposite sex partner and children does not mean you are straight.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch, he's never felt the need to hide his queerness, but he's never flaunted it either, and as his privacy becomes more and more prescious, it's rapidly becoming the one thing no one else knows about him. And he begins to treasure that.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman, it's not love if they're not having sex, is it?
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman, Ben needs to define their relationship to feel comfortable and safe in it, while Martin doesn't give a fuck.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman/Amanda Abbington, the joke they make is that their relationship is 66.6% straight. Beyond that, it's a little hazy, but they don't really care.
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Date: 2013-03-13 11:30 pm (UTC)RPF, any fandom, any character, no, actually, you do NOT have an obligation to come out!
RPF, any fandom, any character, it was very different to be famous and queer when you were young...
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), any character, the way in which the cast and crew increasingly vehemently deny that John or Sherlock are queer-identified in any way is starting to bother you, but speaking out might mean outing yourself.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), any character, the way no one on this show seems to understand the concept of "bisexual" is starting to annoy you.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Martin Freeman, having an opposite sex partner and children does not mean you are straight.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch, he's never felt the need to hide his queerness, but he's never flaunted it either, and as his privacy becomes more and more prescious, it's rapidly becoming the one thing no one else knows about him. And he begins to treasure that.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman, it's not love if they're not having sex, is it?
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman, Ben needs to define their relationship to feel comfortable and safe in it, while Martin doesn't give a fuck.
RPF, Sherlock (BBC), Benedict Cumberbatch/Martin Freeman/Amanda Abbington, the joke they make is that their relationship is 66.6% straight. Beyond that, it's a little hazy, but they don't really care.