#bury your gays

[lalaverdecia]

credit: @MoonDrawsStuff_ on X

[iamrunning-low]

Throw back to four days ago when they were still tragic and doomed

I was listening to this song again and I was immediately reminded of that scene in the fire of genesis. I care for them too much

[orionsangel86]

I like the new twist on the bury you gays trope

They are still dead, but we unburied them. Their ghosts are now haunting the narrative forever. Yeah they are still being gay and dramatic but they have eternity to figure it out. Literally can not get rid of these gays now. They don't even have bodies to bury. Can't send em to superhell they'll climb right back out.

[blindchat]

Happy Birthday Everyone BBC did not stay down despite getting shot

The Dabi dance reveal remains iconic

[drchucktingle]

honored by the kind words of asexual buds just now learning about my NOT POUNDED BY series. you should know that while BURY YOUR GAYS is a love letter to fandom and creation, it is also for my ace buds and a rallying cry for ace validity in queer spaces

that is not an AFTERTHOUGHT with the book. when i set out to write BURY YOUR GAYS i was specifically thinking about the ace buckaroos who trotted with chuck and helped guide me through the first few NOT POUNDED BY BOOKS. i wanted to write something to honor their fight

[toomanycartoonswithnotenoughlove]

'kay, so I just finished Chuck Tingle's Bury Your Gays, and I don't know if it was in the promos or what, but I went in blind, and the Goncharov parallels were not only undeniable, but striking in their poetic implications. Also, the Gonch himself is just fuckin' there, at some point. Good book. Good book.

[torpublishinggroup]

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After so many years, Misha’s big Oscar moment is here. All he has to do? Kill off the gay characters in his long-running streaming series, “for the algorithm.” Misha refuses, but that’s hardly the end, because monsters from his old horror movie days have begun to step out from the silver screen and stalk him. 

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[sicklysidecharacter]

Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle is fantastic. I loved the way it was written and all the references to different pop culture, but the ending was my favourite part by far. I won't spoil anything, but it felt empowering and inspiring. My favourite thing about Chuck Tingle is that you can tell he puts so much love and care into what he writes, and I really felt that with this book. As an aroace, I am so happy that I have Tara as representation because she's amazing

[mutopians]

i love how i was so excited to read bury your gays because it felt like a chuck tingle book i could FINALLY read as a sex-repulsed asexual, and then the book surprised me with how important asexuality was to the plot. it really DID feel like a book meant for me.

[pip-says-hi]

Pipster had a little lamb, little lamb,

Little lamb!!

Pipster had a little lamb,

... but something might be wrong.

And everywhere that Pipster went, the lamb was sure to-

-GAHH! AHH! WHAT'S THAT??! IT HAS MY ARM!!!!

As soon as I read the description of the Black Lamb in Chuck Tingle's "Bury Your Gays", I knew I had to have one. I'm still waiting on some red velcro to come in the mail so I can make a couple tabs to keep the head closed, but I'm pretty happy with it. It's so soft and cuddly and it came out just like I was hoping it would.

[aroaceineveryplace]

Excerpts from Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle

[charmstrangebeauty]

You know Agatha saying ‘if Billy dies he’ll reincarnate again’ and Agatha becoming a ghost means the two queer main characters of this show functionally cannot be killed off from the MCU and I know we just had a lot of bury your gays but this actually feels like the opposite of that. Plot armor for your gays. Immortal gays.

That being said if they take Joe Locke from me I will riot

[figkeele]

"Some events are timeless, I guess, stuck between past, present, and future. They're a different color than the rest. A different scale. A different tense. When you turn them into a screenplay or a song or a novel or even a piece of erotic fanfiction, these are the moments that will outlive your body." - Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle

[damienthepious]

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[blindchat]

Happy Birthday! Hope nothing monumental is coming in the next few hours! Keep dancing Dabi Jensen release the tapes

[drchucktingle]

it is only a matter of time before tumblr understands what this means