🌈 Pride Month || Pin Design Contest & Movies/TV Shows Recommendations - Page 3

Originally posted by: SweetButSpicy

lol are you bored? 🤣

yeah, actually😆 but I was told by Minionite to contact the forum mod if a newbie spams the GA threads. Apna kartvya nibha rahi😆

Originally posted by: oye_nakhrewaali

yeah, actually😆 but I was told by Minionite to contact the forum mod if a newbie spams the GA threads. Apna kartvya nibha rahi😆

oh looooool 😆 enjoy karo...kaam karo 😆

Schitt's Creek!

Idk if someone has posted this already but I find the romantic relationship between David and Patrick to be the most refreshing, most unproblematic that I've ever seen on TV and that includes het relationships as well!

This video contains spoilers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLXT76m_880

Originally posted by: LizzieBennett

Schitt's Creek!

Idk if someone has posted this already but I find the romantic relationship between David and Patrick to be the most refreshing, most unproblematic that I've ever seen on TV and that includes het relationships as well!

This video contains spoilers!

I have already recced it in the masterlist!

Have been meaning to get into it but just haven't found the time. 😆

Personally, I find sitcoms to be a perfect setting in exploring the LGBTQ+ community since it has that balance of seriousness and comedy. ❤️

Originally posted by: asmaanixx

I have already recced it in the masterlist!

Have been meaning to get into it but just haven't found the time. 😆

Personally, I find sitcoms to be a perfect setting in exploring the LGBTQ+ community since it has that balance of seriousness and comedy. ❤️

Modern family has a gay couple that are parents and it's very sweet! I've only watched a few episodes but whatever I've watched has been cute! Idk if it's on Netflix in all countries though.

Riverdale has some queer/ gay characters but idk if it's the right recommendation since the show has a lot of problematic elements (namely Ace erasure) and the showrunners have also come under fire for queer baiting.

The Fosters is a family drama about a lesbian couple - one a cop, and the other a school principal and the children they foster.

Sacred Games has Kubra Sait playing a trans woman.

How to get away with murder has a gay couple - Connor and Oliver, and as far as I've watched (into season 5) they were still going strong. Also, the main character Annalise is bi.

Grey's Anatomy: Callie and Arizona had one of the most enduring relationships on the show with Callie coming out openly as bi.

Also, the 100, which I haven't watched but have seen a lot of gifs and memes on Tumblr about Clarke and Lexa.

Originally posted by: Sonatia

I can suggest a lots of Manga too 😳

19 days and out of control

Got a little carried away 😆

Lmao, get carried away! 😆

Save the Manga suggestions for the Book Recommendations thread! 😃

Malik Kafur of padmavat. Will that count?

Chitrangada (bengali movie) R. ghosh and jishu sengupta. A master piece by R. Ghosh and my first lgbtq+ That I have ever watched and fall in love

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2480566/

Originally posted by: LizzieBennett

Modern family has a gay couple that are parents and it's very sweet! I've only watched a few episodes but whatever I've watched has been cute! Idk if it's on Netflix in all countries though.

Riverdale has some queer/ gay characters but idk if it's the right recommendation since the show has a lot of problematic elements (namely Ace erasure) and the showrunners have also come under fire for queer baiting.

The Fosters is a family drama about a lesbian couple - one a cop, and the other a school principal and the children they foster.

Sacred Games has Kubra Sait playing a trans woman.

Added everything except Riverdale. It's a hot trash of a show which I keep watching and the only reason why it has LGBTQ+ rep is to be fake woke and present sexualized teenagers in the name of them "exploring their sexuality". 😳