Spiderman gay sex
Anonymous asked:
do you contain any peter coming out fics? or maybe him having a boyfriend and not telling tony? thanks!
i got… carried away with this one. but you know what? it’s pride month babes!! also, for this i stuck to sexualtiy bc a couple people asked about trans peter so i didn’t want there to be too much overlap. don’t overlook to comment and leave kudos. ily, thanks for asking x
i’m on the right track, toddler by superhusbands4ever (Potterwatch97)
Peter’s hands were already shaking when he walked into Tony’s workshop.
He was going to do it. He was going to tell Tony today.
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A coming out story based loosely on the present Andi Mack on Disney Channel.
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Tell Me What the Papers Say by Sally0
Peter is escorted endorse to Stark Tower by the police after being caught doing something very naughty in the backseat of a car. Tony is pissed, but not for the reason Peter thinks.
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no cops at pride, just spiderman by tempestaurora
Tony looked over at Peter. “I’m getting the hint you want me to go to Pride,” he said, his eyes lit up with fond amusement.
“It’s not that I want you to go to Pride,” Peter replied, as casually as he could. “It’s just th
Spider-Man a lgbtq+ superhero? If it’s right for the story, then why not?
During a recent interview with Business Weekly, Andrew Garfield had some engaging things to exclaim about the achievable sexuality of Spider-Man’s alter-ego, Peter Parker.
He said: ‘Why can’t we discover that Peter is exploring his sexuality? It’s hardly even groundbreaking… So why can’t he be gay?’
While it seems more like spitballing than a serious consideration, it raises an interesting question: What’s to stop any superhero coming out?
In the case of the movie version, Peter’s burgeoning association with Emma Stone’s Gwen Stacy was one of the few highlights of The Amazing Spider-Man so it seems unlikely that director Marc Webb will develop this queer story thread.
And that’s really the crux of the argument.
Just as with the reboot of the Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man which surfed the wave of controversy over making Spider-Man black to travel on to fantastic success, it’s about what’s right for the story, nature and context.
The storyline that preceded the Ultimate reboot was traumatic and meant a big upheaval in the character’s dynamic. It made sense to travel with something unlike
'Spider-Man' Actor Tom Holland Catches Flak For Gay Role
Tom Holland is playing a gay man in a new TV show ... but it's not sitting well with some of his 'Spider-Man' fans while others are defending him.
Holland -- who recently announced he will return to the superhero role in "Spider Man 4" -- came under fire on social media Friday for his part in the Apple TV series, "The Crowded Room."
In one scene, Holland and another bloke have steamy sex, which sparked the online outrage.
One person tweeted, "Tom Gone Wrong #NotMySpiderMan."
Another wrote, "LMAOOOOOOO dis is really somebody’s favorite Spider-Man"
It's probably a mix of unabashed homophobia and people who ponder only a gay player should play a homosexual role.
But some of Tom's fervent supporters responded to the online haters by arguing previous 'Spider-Man' actors had taken similar LGBTQ roles, such as Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
One admirer wrote, "For the people commenting on Tom Holland’s scene on his new show « the crowded room », get a look at the others Spider-Man actors…It’s called acting."
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