The Queer Romance trope as ed popular culture. Works that have a same-sex and/or transgenr romance as their major theme. In the Wt, gay and lbian …
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GAY FOR YOU
Gay For You genre: new releas and popular books, cludg A Lifetime Kissg You by Riley Hart, Puttg Out for a Hero by C. Rochelle, Whe Noise by ... * gay for you trope *
In the 'Gay for You' (GFY) genre, a character who was not prevly gay, or at least didn't know they were, meets 'the one' and embarks on a gay relatnship wh him/her.
FAVORE GAY ROMANCE TROP
The If It's You, It's Okay trope as ed popular culture. Someone is mostly straight or gay, wh one exceptn. A romantic ratnalizatn that remov ( … * gay for you trope *
A romantic ratnalizatn that remov (or tri to remove) potential squick om a non-standard attractn (BrotherSister Inct, MayflyDecember Romance, homosexual for an otherwise heterosexual character or vice versa, etc.
Even the Gays/Straights Want Them: The target of attractn is prented as beg physilly attractive enough to transcend the sexual preferenc of people, not jt the attracted character. This is often an implic assumptn some works that pairs characters that are generally portrayed as heterosexual (or homosexual — and/or related).
When 's ma explic, 's ually referred to as "We're Not Gay We Jt Love Each Other" (WNGWJLEO) ficdom, where 's often cricized for s homophobia. This trope n be diametrilly opposed to No Bisexuals, which assum that a given character n only be eher heterosexual or homosexual wh no exceptns; or cut down the middle 50/50 terms of attractn.
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Alternatively uld be an example of No Bisexuals if all characters experiencg attractn to multiple genrs fe themselv as homosexuals or heterosexuals wh exceptns whout acknowledgg bisexualy as a possible optn.