[ SECRET POST #4878 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4878 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ways to show a character is gay without having the character state it out loud for no reason and without having to tell people about it on Twitter:

- have them mention a past partner
- have them express attraction/flirt with another character of the same sex
- put them in a situation where it's obvious they aren't attracted to the opposite sex (where perhaps someone who was would've expressed attracted/flirted/whatever)
- have a childhood same sex crush brought up (they meet them again, reminiscing, etc.)
- have them be in a committed relationship to someone of the same sex throughout the story

It's not rocket science.

[(Anonymous)]

Right? And it's almost like a conversation about a past partner, and the character's feelings and relationship with that part partner, is the perfect place to drop in a mention, either in the book itself or in the movie released over a decade later.