*Buck with intense heart eyes
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early mornings in the buckley-diaz household
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so fucking irritated with the narrative of “two men can be close platonic friends without romantic feelings” in regards to buddie because 1) you can be friends and in love 2) men are friends on this show? chim and buck, chim and bobby, bobby and michael 3) point me to this so called plethora of male slowburn friends-to-lovers canon ships that exist in media so i can watch that instead
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thinking about that seemingly loaded comment from maddie in 7x05 that was like “you’re not sure of your own feelings yet, and if there’s something you need to tell eddie, you will” in light of the vertigo poster tim posted. right. okay. buck feelings realisation is coming isn’t it.
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Tim really posted on FB???
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*sometime after Eddie left*
Buck: I think your dad is going to do something stupid.
Chris: I think so too.
Buck: Did you see his face?
Chris: I know. And he bought us pizza.
Buck: Guilt food. The audacity.
Chris: ...We're still going to eat it, right?
Buck, smiles: ...I mean, it can't be called guilt food if we're not going to eat it.
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This is Ravi all the time
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so the only woman eddie’s ever really wanted is… an unattainable idolised illusion he created in his head?
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i feel like what some of y'all don't understand is that by making Buck's bi arc, specifically his coming out to Eddie, all about Buddie, you're not just taking away the significance for Buck, you're also taking away the significance for RYAN. Ryan, and even Oliver, have talked about how part of the reason this story is so important to him (Ryan) is because of what Ryan went through with his friend coming out to him. That the reason he loves this story is because he wants to show that two masculine men can have a close intimate friendship, and even when one of them is attracted to men, it doesn't make the straight one uncomfortable. He wants to show that even though coming out to your straight friend can be scary, it doesn't and shouldn't have to be, and a good friend won't care, and will still be comfortable being friends, talking about their love lives, and even hugging. This arc does so much, not just for bi or bi men rep, but also for close male friendships rep, and by making it all about buddie, you take away a lot of that.
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I see your ‘Buck gets mad at Eddie for the cheating/Kim delusions/being complicit in Eddie’s lies’ takes and I raise you:
Eddie feels cornered when confronted with his bad decisions and lashes out to push Buck away, hurting him as only a person who truly knows you can, and he essentially isolates himself
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we now know that John Gray, who directed 7x01, is also directing 7x10, so if this still is from the finale then…things are coming i feel
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