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foxybcosplay:

elfgrove:

thecapedraccoon:

kkatkkrap:

sirdefnesaur:

tardiscrash:

rift-master:

Stop shipping them. Tony and Steve especially. Want to base ships? Read the comics.

Okay.

Have I read enough comcis for you??

:-|

you’re right. i just reread all those comics
and you’re totally right

context?

what context?

there’s no context here

no

context

whatsoever
 
wow this ship has no base to it

at all

i can’t find one thing that’s shippable about them
 
not one 

it’s not like, idk, tony has a captain america memorabilia room or anything. or that he has posters and pictures of cap, just cap, around his mansions. that he has captain america collectibles. that he pays, what? 2 million? for steve’s original avengers card.
it’s not like steve has a signed iron man helmet in his apartment. nope
it’s not like tony was so torn about the civil war that for the first time in his life his grief was too big to drown in alcohol
it’s not like they constantly go around spouting praise about one another’s genius/azure eyes/moral compass/compassion. lol no
it’s not like marvel writers heavily imply that the biggest reason tony stark wanted to wake up at the end of dissassembled was for steve.
it’s not like the others avengers refer to them as mom and dad.
it’s not like despite being polar opposites on so many different issues, they’re still bffs. no.
it’s not like after steve died tony had hallucinations/dreams about him. nope
it’s not like they kissed in the 616 universe or got married in another universe.
it’s not like they come to each other’s aid, wherever, whenever. nuh-huh.
it’s not like other characters tell them to get a room or talk about how much they love each other
it’s not like marvel ships them or anything. like, they would never purposefully sandwich panels of steve kissing someone and tony being in unbearable pain or anything. pshh no.

is that enough for you guys? can you get off your high horse of “they’re superheroes, they’re manly, they can’t be gay”? can you shut up now? i would just like to point out: they. get. married. in another universe. but married. i’m sorry, but in my opinion, that’s pretty canon. jussayin’.
 

THIS.

Yes, thank you for conveniently putting this together for me!! Now I can just point to this instead of trying to explain why I yelled “now kiss!” during the movie

While the comics context is great, and I hope the Tony/Steve shippers that follow me enjoy it…

OP, shut the fuck up with your elitism fandom bullshit.

If the only thing people have seen is the movies and they want to ship Tony and Steve, they can. More power to ‘em. There is no bar to entering a fandom aside from liking some aspect of it. I don’t give a shit how small that aspect that they’re attached to is. You and your offended delicate sensibilities can keep your hate off the commonly tracked tags, yes?

Bolding mine

adamusprime:

hey i know i poke fun at stuff but you should never feel bad for liking things you like

if something makes you happy that’s really cool and don’t let a big joker like me change your opinion

unless you like genocide

aliveinabox:

intheendhesmiled:

th3r4py:

when you reblog like 7 things in a row from the same person and you get scared you look like a stalker 　

#sometimes I go to the source so it doesn’t look too obvious

There was sobbing. (Many exclaims of “BUT JOhHHHHHHNnnNNN whyYYYY”)

But now she’s excited to read the Sherlock fanfiction…

I recommended Alone on The Water.

fucckery:

When news broke that a comic book hero would be re-introduced as gay, the organization One Million Moms released a statement saying, “Why do adult gay men need comic superheroes as role models? They don’t but do want to indoctrinate impressionable young minds by placing these gay characters on pedestals in a positive light.”

In response to that, GLAAD tells TMZ, “The idea that a comic book character will make young people gay is as outlandish as saying it will give them a green power ring and the ability to fly. Even more outlandish is the idea that there are ‘one million moms’ who believe this hate group’s anti-gay nonsense. From Christian churches to sports fields, to now even fictional comic book worlds, our culture overwhelmingly supports gay and lesbian Americans and that’s what anti-gay groups like this are working against.”