[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[(Anonymous)]

other than actual gay literature....maybe the great gatsby? pretty gay. I'm pretty sure there's more but nothing specific is coming to mind atm

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[(Anonymous)]

sa

also Dracula. so much homoeroticism (and not always the good kind. Dracula was fucking creepy, dear christ)

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[fleshisyummy]

Huh. I never actually go that vibe from Great Gatsby. Nick just came off as an observer to me more than anything else. Then again, I wasn't that interested in it, so I didn't pay that much attention.

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[vethica]

There is the elevator scene...

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[fleshisyummy]

Yeah, I never thought that much of it either. Maybe it's because my teacher at the time told us not to read much into it, so I didn't.

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[anonymouslyyours]

Ha, the first time someone told me not to read too much into something I immediately assumed they were hiding something too fucking cool for school and started obsessively over analyzing everything.

...and I just realized that is technically the story of how I ended up an atheist.

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[fleshisyummy]

It took me a while to finally do that. For the longest time, I was Christian, and I just never questioned it because my mom was an authority figure who I assumed was all-knowing. When I finally started actually thinking about religion for myself, I realized that I couldn't really have much faith in anything without proof so I became agnostic, haha.

Re: Gayest Literature You've Read

[gondremark]

I can see what people are talking about when they see the gay in Gatsby, but I didn't pick up any of that when I read it myself. Then again, I read it as a novel and not as a class assignment, so I wasn't looking for anything except what was right there on the pages.