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Make the Season Bright by Ashley Herring Blake
We're joined this week by a special guest, Vannah: a real lesbian!!
Do soulmates exist? Do we put too much emphasis on romantic relationships in life? What does it mean to be aromantic?
Trigger/content warnings: alcohol use, mentions of parental neglect, abandonment, explicit sex
Tropes: BFFs-to-lovers, second chance, snowed-in, left at the altar, angst, Christmas, grumpy x sunshine, one bed
Master Kim’s Corner:
Queer women have been killed on television for decades. Now The 100’s fans are fighting back. - Caroline Framke
Adding insult to fatal injury is the fact that many lesbian character deaths seem to happen for no other reason than to further a show’s plot. This might mean a show focuses on how a gay woman’s death affects her straight co-stars instead of focusing on the dead woman herself, or it might mean a show uses a gay woman’s death to give the partner she left behind an extra boost of motivation.
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By Sarah Hutson and Kim CoatesWe're joined this week by a special guest, Vannah: a real lesbian!!
Do soulmates exist? Do we put too much emphasis on romantic relationships in life? What does it mean to be aromantic?
Trigger/content warnings: alcohol use, mentions of parental neglect, abandonment, explicit sex
Tropes: BFFs-to-lovers, second chance, snowed-in, left at the altar, angst, Christmas, grumpy x sunshine, one bed
Master Kim’s Corner:
Queer women have been killed on television for decades. Now The 100’s fans are fighting back. - Caroline Framke
Adding insult to fatal injury is the fact that many lesbian character deaths seem to happen for no other reason than to further a show’s plot. This might mean a show focuses on how a gay woman’s death affects her straight co-stars instead of focusing on the dead woman herself, or it might mean a show uses a gay woman’s death to give the partner she left behind an extra boost of motivation.