[ SECRET POST #2753 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2753 ⌋

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[tenlittlebullets]

There are pairings where that's how I read their dynamic (Rose and the Ninth Doctor, Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin on alternate Wednesdays depending on whether there's hot porn on offer), but I didn't think it was a narrative kink of mine, or something I found appealing in and of itself--until the most recent Captain America movie happened, and wham I got hit by the freight train of Steve & Natasha the Ambiguously Heterosexual BroTP. I love them so much. I love that they are casually presented as friends who have no interest in going there, and that they can just-as-casually acknowledge the obvious fact that they are both stunningly attractive humans without it being pushed on us as romantic tension. I love that the movie can play with tropes like "quick, kiss me!" and fake dating without letting go of the platonic buddy-cop dynamic. It's just... so rare for a movie to skirt that line and then pull a "no hetero!" with a m/f friendship, and I realized I really like it when it doesn't smack of ulterior motives like it so often does with m/m friendships.