Memory Crush

[talktooloose]

Someone was asking on a YouTube video about first celebrity crushes. I had to think about this a bit and then actually research it because I had no idea the actor's name. But when I was around puberty, I was into this TV drama called "Family." Unusual taste for a 13 year old boy, but then it was me. It was a great show with terrific actors. I was

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[paulintoronto]

I loved that show too. This was actually the very first episode. I remember it well, and I remember being disappointed that Willy wasn't "that way."

[wingles]

Hi, I added you because you seem inspiring and I need more queer rolemodels.

[talktooloose]

Thanks, Wingles. I'm afraid I'm a pretty quiet blogger here these days (as I am on Google+), though I keep planning to blog more. My LJ life had become largely about fandom, and I'm spending less time in fandom these days, though I did get excited enough back in July to write an "X-Men: First Class" fic. If you like X-Men: Movieverse fic, you might check out my epic novel, Days of Becoming.

These days, my writing output is in my new novel, and I share that creative energy with my music which I'm also spending a lot of time on.

Good luck with your coming out journey. It's a very exciting time! Having poked a bit in your journal and also the link you had to a passionate essay about queer inclusion in media, you've gotten me curious about Holmes/Watson fic.

[wingles]

Thankyou for the warm welcome! I downloaded the pdf-files of your fic.

I can only recommend Holmes/Watson fic, especially now as the fandom is in a time of reneissance due to the many movies and tv-series based on the original stories. Or you could just go and read My Dearest Holmes by Rohace Piercy...

Good luck with the novel-writing.

[jp5040]

pretty good scene!

[talktooloose]

For the time? Remarkable! No judgement on the dad's part. There is that strange, interesting exchange that seems to imply that all teen boys have crushes (sexual is implied) on a same-sex object at some point. Is this true? I kind of doubt it. Or are they confusing role modelling with horn-dogging?