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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: When sexual relations between two females are used as {{fanservice}}.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: When A character finds the idea of female/female sexual relations between two females are used as {{fanservice}}.attractive.
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* GuyOnGuyIsHot: Same as its DistaffCounterpart, but for the other half of the audience.
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* GuyOnGuyIsHot: Same as its DistaffCounterpart, but for A character finds the other half idea of the audience.male/male sexual relations attractive.
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* AdoptingTheGenderBinary: A member of a NonHumanNonBinary or OneGenderRace transitions gender to a binary gender.
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* TransEqualsHypersexual: Transgender or gender-nonconforming characters are depicted as having an ExtremeLibido, no sexual boundaries, [[FetishesAreWeird bizarre kinks]], or otherwise over-the-top sexual proclivities.
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* TransgenderFetishization: An ambiguous, non-conforming or fully-transitioned character is hypersexualized or fetishized above and beyond most of the cast in the work.
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* TransgenderFetishization: An ambiguous, non-conforming or fully-transitioned TransChaser: A cis character is hypersexualized has a fetish for transgender or fetishized above and beyond most of the cast in the work.gender-nonconforming people.
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Homoerotic Dream has been renamed to Awkwardly Gay Dream and requires explicit statement of sexuality as per TRS.
* AwkwardlyGayDream: an inexplicable and uncomfortable EroticDream involving homosexual relations from a straight character.
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* HomoeroticDream: an EroticDream involving homosexual relations, generally from a straight character.
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* CelibateHero: Heroes who understand but prefer not to engage in romance and/or sex.
* ChasteHero: Good guys are clueless about love or lust.
* ChasteHero: Good guys are clueless about love or lust.
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* GenderNonconformingEqualsGay: Gender non-conformance is a definite sign of gayness (or queerness).
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* OpenMindedParent: Parents who are cool with their kids being queer/different.
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* {{Omegaverse}}: A setting where humans have a secondary sex (alpha, beta or omega).
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* ComingOutToSpouse: A character comes to their spouse as LGBTQ+.
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* FlyingUnderTheGaydar: When a gay (or bisexual) character, who is normally very flamboyant, acts in a far less stereotypical manner to avoid suspicion.
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* FlyingUnderTheGaydar: When a gay (or bisexual) character, who is normally very flamboyant, acts in a far less stereotypical manner A queer character goes out of their way to avoid act straight or cisgender to allay suspicion.
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* GayEuphemism: Avoiding direct usage of homosexuality-related terms
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* GayEuphemism: Avoiding direct usage of homosexuality-related termsterms.
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Characterization, narrative and sexuality tropes commonly applied to queer characters (e.g. homosexuals, bisexuals, transgender people etc).
While in the real world, [[UsefulNotes/{{LGBT}} LGBTQ+]] persons are just as varied in personality and traits as straight/cisgender ones, it has suited television writers to use common stereotypes for their gay characters in lieu of actually making them "real people". In general, gay TV characters have become more realistic since the 1990s. But the stereotypes still remain the favorite tool of [[WritingPitfallIndex the hack writer]]--or the comedy auteur looking to parody or [[BlackComedy shock]]. Even some LGBTQ+ people perpetuate the stereotypes by criticizing those who fall outside of them as [[NoTrueScotsman "not really gay"]] or words to that effect.
While in the real world, [[UsefulNotes/{{LGBT}} LGBTQ+]] persons are just as varied in personality and traits as straight/cisgender ones, it has suited television writers to use common stereotypes for their gay characters in lieu of actually making them "real people". In general, gay TV characters have become more realistic since the 1990s. But the stereotypes still remain the favorite tool of [[WritingPitfallIndex the hack writer]]--or the comedy auteur looking to parody or [[BlackComedy shock]]. Even some LGBTQ+ people perpetuate the stereotypes by criticizing those who fall outside of them as [[NoTrueScotsman "not really gay"]] or words to that effect.
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Characterization, narrative and sexuality tropes commonly applied to queer characters (e.characters, e.g. homosexuals, bisexuals, transgender people etc).
people, etc.
While in the real world, [[UsefulNotes/{{LGBT}} LGBTQ+]] persons are just as varied in personality and traits as straight/cisgender ones, it has suited television writers to use common stereotypes for their gay characters in lieu of actually making them "real people". In general, gay TV characters have become more realistic since the 1990s. But the stereotypes still remain the favorite tool of [[WritingPitfallIndex the hackwriter]]--or writer]] -- or the comedy auteur looking to parody or [[BlackComedy shock]]. Even some LGBTQ+ people perpetuate the stereotypes by criticizing those who fall outside of them as [[NoTrueScotsman "not "[[NoTrueScotsman not really gay"]] gay]]" or words to that effect.
While in the real world, [[UsefulNotes/{{LGBT}} LGBTQ+]] persons are just as varied in personality and traits as straight/cisgender ones, it has suited television writers to use common stereotypes for their gay characters in lieu of actually making them "real people". In general, gay TV characters have become more realistic since the 1990s. But the stereotypes still remain the favorite tool of [[WritingPitfallIndex the hack
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* PinkIsErotic: The color pink represents arousal, attraction, eroticism, and scenes of a sexual nature.
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* TransCharacterCisActor: A transgender or non-binary character being played by a cisgender performer.
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* PsychosexualHorror: A subgenre that explores psychosexual development as a subject matter, including themes of sexual development and sexual activities.
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Queer is used as an umbrella term for people who are not heterosexual or cisgender.
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Characterization, narrative and sexuality tropes commonly applied to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer characters.
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Characterization, narrative and sexuality tropes commonly applied to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer characters.
characters (e.g. homosexuals, bisexuals, transgender people etc).
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* LastHetRomance: The heterosexual partner/relationship that results in a gay or lesbian character realizing they're queer and outing themselves.
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* LastHetRomance: The heterosexual partner/relationship that results in a gay or lesbian character realizing they're queer and outing themselves.coming out.
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* HasTwoMommies: Two men or two women raise a child together.
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* CreepyCrossdresser: A character crossdresses, and it is portrayed as creepy, shocking, or outright evil.
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Trope Name is a pun on the English idiom "there's nowt [[HaveAGayOldTime so queer]] as folk", used for the trope-subversive [[Series/QueerAsFolk show of the same name]].
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Trope Name is a pun on the English idiom "there's nowt [[HaveAGayOldTime so queer]] as folk", used for the trope-subversive [[Series/QueerAsFolk show [[Series/QueerAsFolkUK British]] and [[Series/QueerAsFolkUS American]] shows of the same name]].
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* AnythingThatMoves: A character who will have sex with almost anyone.
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* TransAudienceInterpretation - A character shows signs of possibly being trans, but it’s never specified.
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* TransAudienceInterpretation - TransAudienceInterpretation: A character shows signs of possibly being trans, but it’s never specified.
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* AgentPeacock: A feminine male character, straight, gay, or bisexual, whose feminine traits serves to make him more badass.
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* AgentPeacock: A feminine male character, straight, gay, or bisexual, character of any sexuality whose feminine traits serves to make him more badass.
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* TransAudienceInterpretation - A character shows signs of possibly being trans, but it’s never specified.
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* QueerColors: The use of specific color palettes to symbolize non-heterosexuality.
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* QueerColors: The use of specific color palettes to symbolize non-heterosexuality.non-heterosexuality or non-cisgenderism.
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* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Are they [[UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} trans]], nonbinary, [[SexShifter genderfluid]], intersexed or just a [[WholesomeCrossdresser crossdresser]]? Who knows.
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* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Are they [[UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} trans]], nonbinary, [[SexShifter genderfluid]], intersexed intersex or just simply a [[WholesomeCrossdresser crossdresser]]? Who knows.
