Pepper Potts is the woman she'd always wanted to be. It's probably not all Tony's fault that her well-ordered life has just been blown to pieces. But it's definitely mostly his fault.

"The difference for me," Brendon says, "is that I'm okay. Like this. I'm okay in this body."

He's just tired of waiting to be ready to do it.

The younger Petrelli has a secret and Nathan's the first to know.

It was a well-known fact that Mr. Dashwood, of note for having come nearer the South Pole than any other man in Boston (and then for having come to write about it most thrillingly), had some queer ways about him.

The Ember Island Players did him a favor, really, when they took their show on the road.

Written for [info]lgbtfest: In their time crisscrossing the country hunting evil and hiding out in motel rooms in small town America, Sam and Dean spent a few months living out life in a crossroads town in southern Alabama. Dean loved hunting and loved his family, but he'd learned not to expect anything from anyone else.

It's not a simple question -- she can answer with what's true, or with what her family thinks is 'right'...

He was always waiting to be this inside.... Hide it away, push it down. It's wrong. She just wants to be right. But gē ge, he is right.