20 Things You May (or May Not) Know About BBC Sherlock. A Guide to Writing Sherlockian-Tea Habits. A Guide to Writing Sherlockian-Biscuit Habits. Fanvids. I absolutely agree in every way.And also I get upset because it’s not as if male friendships don’t get any representation.
It’s not like, “OH GOD, I can’t even turn on my television without two men ending up in a romantic/sexual relationship just because they had a deep friendship. Why can’t I just enjoy the friendship without it being sexualized??” But no, you ask for anything queer, anything queer at all, and people act as though you’ve asked for the entirety of the television and film industries to ban platonic m/m relationships and hetero romantic relationships forever.And honestly, on a related note, I’m actually beginning to get pretty sick of, “I just don’t see it.” And I’m not saying that because I have a problem with other people getting a different read on the same material, because I absolutely don’t. Sherlock - Screencaps.
Sherlockology. Sherlock Cluedo board game ... BBC One - Sherlock. The blog of Dr. John. H. Watson. The Science of Deduction. Molly Hooper. Connie Prince. Theory : How Sherlock faked his death... Theory : IOU Explanation. Theory : Reichenbach Explanation. A Mycroftian Manifesto. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Mycroft As a writer and general all-purpose fangirl, I often find myself falling in love with characters while the source material looks on disapprovingly.
Criminals and cads, serial killers and sociopaths---they’re hardly the kind of men I can see bringing home to my mother. When I’m not romancing complete scoundrels, I have a terrible weakness for minor characters. And when I say minor, trust me.