[ SECRET POST #4592 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4592 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The text literally and figuratively argues against literalist interpretations in the service of prejudice. So you're missing the point abusing Good Omens in this way.

At the end of the day, we have a show with almost as many queer-presenting characters as Pose (more than Queer Eye in fact), and two people developing a loving relationship in spite of both external and internalized taboos. If people want to run with with a read of that as a metaphor for overcoming homophobia, it's far more plausible than the mass volumes of Stucky, Destiel, Johnlock, Klance, or just about any other slash ship we've been blessed with. And it's really fucking weird to be anti-slash with one of the queerest TV programs released this year.