[ SECRET POST #6056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6056 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Like... Tommy had this whole thing where HE could have a serious girlfriend but he got upset about STEVE having Nancy, but even *that*, like... if Steve had been with a girl who 'fit' with them, who was friends with Carol, would that have even been a thing? It's really hard for me to see it as necessarily romantic?? He's a troglodyte, but still a human with feelings, I get that there's real hurt when Steve outgrows him and tells him off, and a friendship ending is a blow for anyone, but like... he doesn't CHANGE because of it, he just becomes more of a dick and finds someone worse to play lackey to?? So even IF you think 'oh well he loved Steve', like... not enough. Not enough to change. So why should I care about him?

I think if Jonathan and Steve had actually been allowed to be friends and interact after fighting a monster together with Nancy, then Steve/Jonathan or Steve/Nancy/Jonathan would have been interesting, and the way the show played out, there wasn't enough. Billy/Steve is LOATHSOME to me and I genuinely cannot read Billy as *attracted* to men, BUT, I think there's a sexual component to his bullying of Steve/trying to take his 'crown'? Like, in the way that sexual harassment is about power rather than attraction, and the way that it's rooted in *competition*? But I don't think Neil Hargrove being homophobic ACTUALLY has anything to do with his son's sexuality-- I think he saw his son get an ear piercing and decided at that point that everything he did from that point on would be viewed through a certain lens, like he's of a generation where he'd immediately jump to 'this looks gay', whereas *Billy* is in the generation where *which ear you get pierced matters*, and his is the 'straight' ear.