Contents:
- HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR'S UPLIFTG GAY GOTHIC ROMANCE SAV THE DAY
- NO, THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR ISN'T A CASE OF 'BURY YOUR GAYS'
- BURY YOUR GAYS (LERALLY): HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR US AND SUBVERTS THE TROPE
HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR'S UPLIFTG GAY GOTHIC ROMANCE SAV THE DAY
Wh s tragic romantic endg, “Bly Manor” tras the same tired and harmful “kill your gays” trope that has plagued Hollywood for years — ever sce Shirley MacLae was last seen hangg by a rope “The Children’s Hour.
NO, THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR ISN'T A CASE OF 'BURY YOUR GAYS'
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BURY YOUR GAYS (LERALLY): HOW THE HNTG OF BLY MANOR US AND SUBVERTS THE TROPE
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