You know what, fuck you. *Romanticizes the monstrous in a way that is deeply compelling to people who feel they’ve been ostracized from mainstream society in one way or another, and also at least a little bit horny*
I have no idea! But I do know that it involves a very important and difficult to execute subplot where someone tries to get their dick wet, but they keep accidentally getting the wrong type of dick-wetting event when they try. This is not a good thing for them. The main character has an unresolved sexual tension with another guy in the story which eventually leads to some kind of really awkward sex scene because he can’t figure out how to tell him about his dick fetish until after they fuck (and this doesn’t happen beforehand because there are other characters around).
Afterwards everyone agrees it was a bad idea, although nobody will admit why exactly so they just pretend like nothing happened while trying to act normal around each other.
They all go to a party at a warehouse where you can see people having sex through windows from outside and then one or more couples break up during the course of the night. There may be glowsticks involved somehow? There certainly should be if there isn’t. It would totally make sense given everything else going on. “Why did you break up?” “Because we couldn’t agree whether to use your blue glowsticks or my red ones.”
Later in the movie there’s an attempted murder by stabbing, possibly of somebody who had earlier been seen nakedly pleasuring themselves without shame in front of others. Somebody takes offense to this, and thus we find ourselves looking into the dark souls of two or three characters. They should all be friends though; don’t worry about it. Also maybe people die too.
There could be an incidental homoerotic moment between the protagonist and another dude late in the film as well; he might catch a glimpse of said guy’s bare chest/abs via shirtlessness. Nobody knows what to think about this either. You’re definitely supposed to feel something.
And there might even be a brief appearance of Jake Gyllenhaal somewhere along the way.
hey tumblr go eat shit you gormless little sex hating bitch
A big part of the reason I am terrified by anti-adult-content censorship is that for a lot of people, queer people are inherently adult just by existing. Erasing adult content then erases queer people significantly. We’re seeing it not just on the internet, but libraries, too. It’s overwhelmingly queer stuff getting flagged. They’re trying to erase us completely.
when i first started reading fanfic online in the late 90s (before social media and sites like FFN/AO3 were even a glimmer) and fic was hosted on individual fansites this was often the case.
I distinctly remember several site runners/communities that considered ANY LEVEL of queer content an automatic M/NC-17/whatever they used as the highest, most adult rating. Even if all the characters did was hold hands or kiss. And that was IF the content was allowed at all.
this probably sounds like ancient history to some of the younger people around here, but you have no idea how hard people have worked for and fought for this cultural change, and I think the people who have lived this are very, very, very aware of how incredibly easily that ground could be lost.
