Kits Opinion Of Ming Throughout Season 1

Kit’s Opinion of Ming throughout Season 1

Kit: I need to see if this guy likes Yo oh shit he’s kinda hot

Kit: This guy is a fucking asshole I hate him

Kit: He’s still an asshole and I still fucking hate him and nO I DID NOT JUST BLUSH WHEN WE MADE EYE CONTACT SHUT UP

Kit: This guy isn’t as bad as I thought bUT NO I DON”T LIKE HIM STOP SAYING THAT

Kit: shit I like him don’t I

2 Moons: The Series (television show/book)

Wayo gets into the college that his long-time crush from high school, Phana, attends. Phana is extremely popular at school and is the Campus Moon of the previous year (basically he’s the school representative, picked from competing in a beauty pageant like competition.) Wayo is nominated to become this year’s Campus Moon, along with his best friend, Ming. Because of this, Wayo gets to spend more time around Phana, but what can he do when his crush not only doesn’t remember him, but also hates him and treats him horribly? Despite this premise, the show is actually one the most adorable shows I’ve ever seen and the relationships are so cute and pure it will make your heart melt. Lots of bisexual characters (seriously the main cast is almost entirely bi) and homophobia is almost nonexistent. This show will leave you squealing from how cute it is. It was based off a book, however the book was written in Thai and no English translations exist of it yet.

LGBT+ Fiction Rec

I thought it would be a good idea to put together a list of lgbt+ fiction and stuff I have found. This list is far from complete and there are plenty more out there, these are just a few of some I enjoy. Feel free to add some of your own.

*Most of these are centered around gay guys. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find many lesbian centered works.

Welcome to Night Vale (podcast/book)

Imagine a town where every conspiracy theory is true. That's Night Vale. Radio host Cecil Palmer reports on the weird happenings in this small desert town and falls in love with a scientist named Carlos (and his perfect hair). There are five-headed dragons running for mayor, dogs that are literally Satan, mystic beings named Erika (who are definitely not angels), civilizations underneath bowling alleys, and so much more. There is a really diverse cast of characters and several lgbt+ characters (besides the main two). It has some horror elements but it’s more science fiction.

Yuri!!! On Ice (television show)

Japanese figure skater, Katsuki Yuri, comes in last place at the Grand Prix Final and returns home defeated. After a video uploaded of him skating to his idol Viktor Nikiforov’s (a Russian skater with 5 Grand Prix gold medals and considered to be the best out there) routine goes viral, Viktor himself shows up at Yuri’s place and becomes his coach. With Viktor’s help, Yuri attempts to win gold at the next Grand Prix Final and they both sort of fall in love along the way. Features a pretty diverse cast and doesn’t play into stereotypes. It’s considered to be in the sports genre but it has some romance moments in it.

Always Raining Here (webcomic)

Carter wants to get laid. Adrian is heartbroken. After Carter fails to get Adrian to have sex with him, the two end up becoming friends and have misadventures together. This is one of the cutest and most pure relationships I’ve seen (even though one of the very first things Carter says to Adrian is “We should bang”). There is some slight sexual content but nothing too major.

Check Please! (webcomic)

Eric Bittle joins the Samwell Men’s Hockey team but quickly realizes that this is way more intense than his Georgia hockey team and the team captain Jack Zimmermann isn’t making things any easier for him. There are lots of pies and you’ll end up learning about hockey. Lots of healthy relationships and does a wonderful job at portraying characters with mental illnesses. They’re also good friends with the Yuri!!! On Ice fandom.

Alice Isn’t Dead (podcast)

By the makers of Welcome to Night Vale, a woman becomes a truck driver in order to find her wife, Alice, who has been considered dead (she isn’t look at the title). She encounters a not-quite-human serial murder and ends up being chased by him wherever she goes. She learns more and more about her wife and finds out things better left unknown. Another wonderful portrayal of mental illnesses. It’s much darker and scarier than Welcome to Night Vale and I would not recommend listening to it at night.

Knight’s Errant (webcomic)

Wilfred is on a quest. However, being imprisoned in a city under siege puts a halt on their quest. Fortunately, they have a prison guard on their side. This one is different from the others since the main character so far isn’t in a relationship of any sorts (and doesn’t show to be in one anytime soon). There is a side relationship that will make your heart melt and Wilfrid is just a really likable character (they also don’t have a confirmed gender yet. It’s pretty likely they’re non-binary though). Also despite being set in a medieval European town it does feature some pocs which is nice.

Requiem of the Rose King  (manga)

The previous ones have featured very healthy and loving relationships but this one is a bit different. It focuses on Richard the third of York who is intersex in this case. This causes some really messed up and really confusing love triangles. There is some incest (not very large at least for now) in it and large age differences so if that bothers you then I would advise against this. Despite all this Richard is in a pretty cute relationship but it’s pretty tragic at the same time. If you want happy gays stay away from this. Also features gore and violence.

19 Days (manga)

The adventures of Jian Yi and his best friend Zhan Xixi. This one is another cute one. Their relationship goes at a believable pace (but sometimes it feels like it’s taking forever) and there is a pair of very lovable side characters to go with it. Some sadness but nothing life ruining at this point.

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