[ SECRET POST #3652 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3652 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Lindsay Lohan and Eminem]


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03.
[Captain America: Civil War]


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[Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Ménage à Troi" s03e24]


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[House of Lies, Jeannie van der Hooven/Marco "The Rainmaker" Pelios]



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06.
[British comedians Jon Richardson and Russell Howard on 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]


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[Yuri!!! on Ice]


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08.
[Judging Amy]


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09.
[Final Fantasy IX]








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Comments

[digitalghosts]

Anon, you might gotten into anime a bit too late or early as lgbt themes golden age flew by. Was into sci fi mostly and would not say it had any relationships at centre unless toxic ones. However, I can mention what my friends liked. First would be indeed Sailor Moon but manga as heard it had quite a lot of lgbt couples. Haibane Renmei was about fallen angels living in one house and it had been about depression, never watched it but seemed pretty unsexualised. Utena was mentioned by someone. Noise was about a couple that was assasins but seen an episode but it did have some fanservice. Awfully unsure about Serial Experiments Lain as my brother watched but he does not remember why he thought main character was a canon lesbian. Read or Die was bordering with uncomfortable fanservice. Maria-sama ga Miteru was about a conservative boarding school and mental issues but no idea on quality. Madoka is newer and about reversed magical girls trope but heard it is more subtext. Wandering Son's protagonist is bi but ends up with a woman, have started it but never finished so she might have been a lesbian. Read plenty shorter mangas with grand characters but never remembered titles.

[(Anonymous)]

Madoka and Utena are very much tragedy porn, unfortunately.