Tula cannot force conviction where it does not exist, but she tries.

There is always a third option.

It's a long way back from Bialya, and they've had an even longer day.

Wally is totally not gay. Neither is Dick. So it's totally not gay if they practice being good boyfriends with each other, right?

Dick's been waiting seven years to stick his tongue down Wally's throat, but now he's got a plan. Sort of.

After Martha Kent learns she has a grandson, well, she's not going to just stay sitting down, no sir.

Being that Robin is from Gotham, Batman's protégé, she had expected that he would be the one who'd take the longest to convince about her being in the team.

Superboy likes sleeping in Robin's bed, even when he has nightmares.

Barry says, “Maybe we should have gotten the lovebirds their own table,” and that’s the point where Dick can’t take it anymore. In which there are fake relationships, bro codes, schemes and surprisingly supportive mentors. Oh, and some cupcakes.

Tim and Kon get popped into Earth-16. Their visit is brief, but, has quite the impact.

Aqualad has no idea what he's in for.

Wally walks in on Artemis taking care of a little business, and the dinner date gets put on hold.

Every villain has a favorite. It's practically a rule.

Written for a YJ_anon_meme prompt which asked for LGBT characters struggling with coming out. Dick and Alfred have a talk, and there are cookies.

(Prompt: So I just have to twist Robin's cute little laugh into something darker. He laughs like that because he's been overexposed in the past to the Joker's toxin. It's usually no big deal, because most of the time he's got his anti-toxin inhaler. But while on a mission he forgets it and has a fit.) "Robin knows Batman kind of hates it when he laughs."

Megan is given a great deal of advice on how to deal with Wally. All it does is remind her of the fact that nobody on Earth speaks like she does, and that her body is not her own.

For Wally's 21st birthday, they play spin the bottle.