having read nearly all of the Jeeves short stories, it’s so funny to me that Bertie’s bisexuality manifests as casting a wide but shallow net at girls and a narrow but ridiculously deep net at men. He thinks girls are pretty on a reasonably frequent basis, and has tried to marry at least four women thus far (not counting the unwanted engagements), but when it doesn’t work out he’s over it in 24 hours. Meanwhile he shows absolutely no interest in and never gives flattering depictions of 99% of the men in his life, but will praise Jeeves to anyone who will listen, wax poetic about his appearance (and get defensive on his behalf about it when a child insults it), and is absolutely inconsolable when they are separated.
(also Bertie is in no way allosexual. he is canonically terrified at the thought of reproducing. and due to the narrow but deep net on the other end I don’t imagine he’s going around sleeping with loads of men, either. that man’s either demi as hell or just entirely ace)
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Recasting ds9 characters with (semi) era appropriate action stars, the thrilling sequel to my tng post
Danny Glover as Benjamin Sisko
Michelle Yeoh as Kira Nerys
Geena Davis as Jadzia Dax
Pierce Brosnan as Miles O’Brien
Oded Fehr as Julian Bashir
Timothy Dalton as Odo
Mark Dacascos as Quark
Michael Jai White as Jake Sisko
Maggie Cheung as Keiko O’Brien
Milla Jovovich as Ezri Dax
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With a chuckle and a shrug, Mitron turned to make for the Macarenses Angle. Loghrif offered some parting pleasantries before jogging to catch up.
"So, Mitron. What shall we do this evening?"
"Exactly what we discussed earlier─at length. Ever the forgetful one, aren't you..."
Unchanging in their dynamic, be it in labor or leisure.[...]Neighboring realms inextricably linked, and as the waves were forever drawn to the shore, so too were the pair inseparable.
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Pearl is so much taller than Tango it's so awesome
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Ethel Archer and Victor Neuburg's friendship is so dearly funny to me.
You have this Kinsey 5 woman who married the only guy she ever fancied and loves him to bits and pieces, and spends her free time writing impassioned love poems about other women (and nothing else).
And then you have this lithe, faun-like man -- indubitably would've been called a "twink" in this day for his youth and slight physique -- who's nervous and gentle and looks at his mentor like a lovestruck puppy. Like that man hung the stars in the fucking sky.
And then he takes one look at Archer's poetry and goes "hmm... 🤨🏳️🌈 kinda gay."
And she's shocked at this -- vantablack pot calling the kettle black -- and whenever she voices that, he's just like, "okay, Sappho."
Yes, he took to calling her Sappho.
Neuburg reviewed all of the poems that appeared in The Equinox, and every goddamn time Archer submitted a poem, he'd turn to her and go, "gee, Ethel, pardon me if I am mistaken, but this sounds kind of gay..."
I dunno, the fact that this bisexual man and this bi/lesbian woman were friends and exchanged lighthearted banter brings light to my heart. It's sweet.
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