[ SECRET POST #2565 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2565 ⌋

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

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08. [SPOILERS for Shingeki no Kyojin / Attack on Titan]



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09. [SPOILERS for The Walking Dead]
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12. [SPOILERS for Sherlock]
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes LGBT people have differing views, and yes some LGBT people will find some stuff offensive whereas other LGBT people won't. I'm not saying that those LGBT people who are offended don't have the right to be, I'm saying it's absurd for people (both LGBT and straight) to throw the word "homophobic" around (especially towards another LGBT person) just because that person has a different idea of what's acceptable.

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, I'm queer and I know it is perfectly possible to be homophobic and queer, exhibit one, my past self. I see it more than you obviously think/see/look for. Homophobic doesn't have to be "I hate queers and I think they should die" you know, it can be a whole range of Othering beliefs/behaviours.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

Ever stop to think that the joke was about two bitter enemies kissing that just happened to be gay? Especially since this episode was written by an openly gay man? It's supposed to be funny because they're enemies, not because they're gay.

[(Anonymous)]

Ever stop to think THAT THEY DIDN'T ACTUALLY KISS?

[(Anonymous)]

If enemies being romantically/sexually involved is a joke, I suppose A Scandal in Belgravia was just one long joke right? Oh no wait, it was treated legitimately, even though she's a lesbian and a criminal working against him. Why is 'they're enemies' a good enough reason to make Sherlock/Moriarty funny and ridiculous, but Sherlock/Irene is dramatic and serious?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, if an enemy is a woman, then the hero (who has to be a straight Dude) will inevitably have sexual tension, or even sexual interaction sooner or later. James Bond, Batman, etc. It's not treated as just a joke, because it's understood that men + women in a passionate positive or negative interaction will not be seen as ~unnatural if they end up attracted to one another. Whereas two guys? HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW.

Russell T Davies probably felt he couldn't Go There with the Doctor + Master in Doctor Who, but SHIT, the foe!yay in that was treated the most seriously and canon-like that I've yet seen in mainstream fiction.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe because Irene didn't systematically try to destroy Sherlock's life and threaten to murder all Sherlock's friends?

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ayrt

Well if they'd actually kissed, I wouldn't be complaining. Of course that's the joke and that's fine. But the fact that Sherlock/Molly got a kiss even though they're just as canonically unlikely and Sherlock/Moriarty didn't, is a double standard.

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, I'm actually the ayrt, not you.

[(Anonymous)]

oops sorry, I put that in the wrong comment

[(Anonymous)]

I'm queer too, and I'm sick of being told that I'm homophobic just because I'm not morally outraged at some silly throwaway jokes on a TV programme. If other people are offended then fine, that's their right to be, but stop making out like those of us who aren't are some kind of horrible bigots just because we have differing standards. I'm also sick of people assuming that I "must be straight" just because I'm not offended.