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Anonymous11/13/25, 14:32No.3999197Scott Pilgrim
any boys from the series welcome in any of their designs (comic/games/SPTO)
OP by TWTM03520020
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Anon11/13/25, 14:36No.3999199
by wallaceunwells
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Anon11/13/25, 14:37No.3999201
WaRambling
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Anon11/13/25, 14:39No.3999202
TWTM03520020 again
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Anon11/13/25, 14:43No.3999203
I_like_Nach0
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Anon11/13/25, 14:46No.3999204
0nougat
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Anon11/13/25, 14:49No.3999205
ditto
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Anon11/15/25, 06:21No.3999511
Oh boy, Scott Pilgrim thread!
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Anon12/06/25, 23:23No.4003487
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Anon12/07/25, 12:13No.4003701
need Lucas to blast his ass in my face bet he's the most dominant pervert to ever live
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Anon12/07/25, 18:13No.4003769
i <3 young neil, im writing a fanfic about him soon
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Anon12/10/25, 20:22No.4004524
As a child and young teenager, I had the idea in that being openly gay meant resigning yourself to a life of isolation, depravity and meaninglessness, and so I struggled with coming to terms with my own gayness. At the time, I lived in a very religious environment, so that stereotype was the only exposure I had to the "homosexual lifestyle". I really didn't want to resign myself to such a filthy life.
When I was 14, however, I read Scott Pilgrim. Seeing Wallace (an attractive, well-liked, fun gay guy) get treated like a normal, beloved member of the comic's core group unironically made me realize that I could be both gay AND cool. For this reason, I'm eternally grateful to Scott Pilgrim.
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Anon01/02/26, 06:16No.4009230
@Existenc3_
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Anon01/02/26, 06:17No.4009231
ditto
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Anon01/22/26, 00:34No.4013654
ma4tzu
