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Gay "Trek"

Gay "Trek" is a 2001 article about the lack of gay characters on Star Trek. It is by Jonathan Kay and posted to Salon.com.
Among many other things, the article links to and quotes from "Turning Point," a 1995 "slash" fiction novel by "Killashandra". It also mentions Gaylaxians, and discusses at length the controversial Star Trek: TNG script by David Gerrold called Blood and Fire.
This article was reposted in full in DIAL #19, a Pros letterzine. 
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Gay Aliens

Gay Aliens was a mailing list for fans of the Jumba/Pleakley ship. There were 105 members when the group was last archived by the Wayback Machine in February 2005.
According to WeyrdChic's Ship Manifesto for Jumba/Pleakley, there were nearly 150 members at that time, a few of whom were regularly active.The One True Place Where You Belong - Jumba/Pleakley, posted June 2005 Files hosted by the group included reviews of the L&S episode Fibber along with both (as of 2005) movies. There is no known archive of the reviews.
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Gay Chicken

Gay Chicken is a game that is sometimes used as a plot device in slash. As psycholinguistic puts it:
The game can be taken to humorously extreme lengths in crack fics. In a gay chicken fic, there is generally a point where a character has to accept that they are doing gay things because they like it and have feelings for another person, and the game is a pretense. This may be tied to a sexuality crisis/sexual awakening plot. A subversion of the trope is to have a scenario in which one party believes they are in a game of gay chicken and the other party thinks that they are genuinely flirting, leading to a Didn't Know They Were Dating situation.
==Fanwork Examples==
*MCU: America Isn't Chicken by Amuly. Steve/Tony (28 June 2013)
*One Direction: slow to acknowledge the knots in our laces by dicktective. Louis comes up with a points-based version of gay chicken and convinces Liam to play it with him... for months. (24 December 2014) 
*Homestuck: The Finer Details of Gay Cluckbeast by clumsyoctopus. Wherein Dave decides at his wedding that this game of gay chicken may have gone a little too far. (December 1 2017)
==Links & Resources==
* Gay Chicken tag on AO3
==References==
Gay High School

Gay High School is a meme that originated from a 2020 Gacha Life parody video posted by ballslord43, "straight in a gay school lunch club glmm", from the Lunch Club / SMPLive fandom.
==Original Video==
The video features Slimecicle, a straight student on his first day at "gay high school", hoping that no one realizes. He is approached by cscoop, who asks if he "wants to get men", and then, along with traves, begins to mock Charlie for being straight. The video ends on a meme redraw of cscoop's fish mascot with the caption "this is why straight people are oppressed".
==Spread==
A screenshot of the video, of Slimecicle talking about his first day at gay high school, was first posted on /r/GachaLifeCringe in 2021.Post on r/GachaLifeCringe The same year, it was posted to Tumblr and received over 7 thousand notes.Post on Tumblr The image finally began to go viral when it was posted to Twitter by reactjpg, and was spread throughout the platform without context.Tweet from reactjpg
The meme would be redrawn frequently with characters from other fandoms, and referenced both in the MCYT community and outside it.
==CC Response==
Slimecicle would reply to a tweet of the out of context image in May 2021, saying "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS". On September 8, 2022, he would post a tweet that reads:
==Gallery==
File:Spiderman school.jpeg|A Spider-Verse version of the meme
File:Enstars GHS.jpeg|An Ensemble Stars! version
File:Jaiden GHS.jpeg|A QSMP remake featuring Jaiden Animations
File:Tyler goes to Gay High School by t0tal drama3.png|Alejandro/Tyler variant. Characters are from Total Drama. 
==Links and Resources==
* My First Day at Gay High School on Know Your Meme
==References==
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Gay League

Gay League is an online community for queer comics fans. 
==History==
The Gay League community spun off from the AOLeague community in Summer 1997. It was originally called the GayOLeague or the Gay League of America and is sometimes abbreviated to GLA.
==Fanfiction==
Early members of the Gay League posted fanfiction about the Queen Team in AOLeague servers. Their work was taken down, but was backed up on the Gay League site here. 
==Conventions/Meetups==
New York area GLA members held annual Convergence events from 2001 to 2004. Information may be found here. 
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Gay Me Up, Scotty: How Star Trek Failed To Boldly Go There

Gay Me Up, Scotty: How Star Trek Failed To Boldly Go There is a 2010 essay by Boylio.
The essay has a lot of external links, many of which are broken and not included here on Fanlore. See the original article for those hyperlinks.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay and Comments==
* the advocacy of Gaylaxians
* the ground-breaking moments in Star Trek: TOS
* the failure of Rick Berman
* "My Top Three Gay-But-Not-Really-Gay Moments in Star Trek"
** The Next Generation: 1. Dr. Crusher and the Trill and the episode "The Host"
** The Next Generation: 2. Whoopi’s Giant Hat of Love and the episode "The Offspring"
** The Next Generation: 3. Riker and the J’naii and the episode "The Outcast"
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
 
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Gay Panic (glossary term)

Gay Panic is a term which has undergone a lot of meaning drift. 
In non-fannish contexts, the term originally referred to a homophobic legal defense strategy in hate crime cases: see Gay panic defense Wikipedia article. 
In fannish circles, it has been used in several different contexts: 
* Historically, to describe TPTB changing canon to counter fandom's interpretation of homoerotic subtext: see Homoerotic Subtext and TPTB
* Increasingly, the term appears in fanworks and discussion of canon to describe a moment where a character has a "gay awakening" or realizes their feelings for a same-gender character. 
* Some fans appear to use the term simply to mean "a gay person/character is experiencing a moment of panic." 
==Examples of Fannish Use==
As of July 2022, on AO3, the term had been used close to 10,000 times as a freeform tag: Gay Panic AO3 tag. Possibly most of its uses were positive (in one of the two "panicking while gay" or "panicking about having gay feelings" senses. However, its metatag was "Homophobia." 
===Gay Realization===
===Panic While Gay===
In the show Heartstopper (2022), one of the gay protagonists has a phone lockscreen which reads "[gay panic]". This might have led to an uptick in this usage.Mr. Ajayi in ‘Heartstopper’ Is the Teacher We All Wish We Had in High School, published May 4, 2022 on netflix.com/tudum
==Discussion==
Many (older) fans have expressed discomfort with the "reclaiming" or re-use of the term. 
==Further Reading==
* (“Gay Panic”): On Fan Subtitles by Devan Wells, published Dec 18, 2019 on anothergaze.com
* Courts in 39 American states still admit the “gay-panic” defence, The Economist, Nov 28, 2020
==References==
Gay Pants

Gay pants is a fannish meme, mostly in LiveJournal fandom. It is a way to express squee over a source text. The phrase was coined by elynross in 2003.elynross. Gay Pants Explained, posted to LiveJournal on 06/26/03 (Accessed November 21, 2008.) 
Gay pants came to stand for everything that was gay about pants. Maybe the pants themselves were gay, or maybe the pants caused people to become gay, or maybe the pants just encouraged an interest in gay activism, but gay pants they were.
The most common place to run into gay pants was LiveJournal icons. The pants spread like wildfire and the phrase quickly became a panfandom phenomenon. Soon Bertie Wooster, Wolverine, Buffy Summers, and JC Chasez were all featured in icons with "gay pants" slogans.
==External Links==
*Gallery of Gay Pants icons
==References==
Gay or European

Gay or European is a meme where, to the tune of “There! Right There!” from Legally Blonde, a group discusses whether the character is gay, or just European, in chorusing, "Is he gay, or European?" and "There! Right there!" as they analyze his behavior. Eventually the man's boyfriend or another person speaks up and reveals that he is both gay and European. It is commonly referenced in vids or animatics, but the text alone is also recognizable.
==Origin==
The original song, titled "There Right There", originates from the 2007 Broadway musical adaptation of the 2001 comedy movie Legally Blonde. Within the song, a group of lawyers are seen discussing the whether or not the witness is indeed gay, or just European. The original audio of the musical number was first uploaded to YouTube on November 25, 2007, and has since gained over 600,000 views as of May 2016.
==Meme==
According to the Gay or European page of the Know Your Meme website, this meme has a series of of anime music video (AMV) parodies featuring edited clips from various anime and cartoons and "There Right There," a song from the musical adaptation of 2001 American comedy film Legally Blonde, in which one character speculates on the sexual orientation of another character. On YouTube, the song has gained popularity within the AMV community as fodder for audio-dubbed remixes.
The earliest known parody of the song was first uploaded on March 14, 2008, by YouTuber Anavrin2005Temaki: Gay or European by Anavrin2005, featuring the character of Tamaki Suoh from the anime series Ouran Highschool Host Club, gaining over 700,000 views as of May 2016. A second parody was later uploaded on February 18, 2009 by Youtuber monkeypants06Klavier Gavin: Gay or European by monkeypants06, instead featuring the character of Klavier Gavin from the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney series. As of May 2016, the video has over 200,000 views.
==Gallery==
==Example Works==
===Vids===
* There! Right There! (Spock from Star Trek AOS) by insolitus - 2010
*There! Right There! (Erik Lehnsherr from XMFC) by TIzumi - 2011
* Is Jack Morrison Gay or European? (Jack Morrison from Overwatch) by LadyMitts - 2016
* Jake: Gay Or European? 2.0 (Jake English from Homestuck) by esmeblaise - 2016
* Thor • Gay or European? (Thor Odinson from the MCU) by DailyAsgardianNews - 2017
* Is Qrow Gay or Mistralian? (Qrow Branwen from RWBY) by ThusKindlySheScatters - 2020
* Is Hannibal Lecter Gay or European? (Hannibal Lecter from Hannibal) by Michel Abascal - 2017
* Fire Emblem: Is Niles Gay or European? (Niles from Fire Emblem Fates) by Elu Tran - 2016
* There Right There! (Claude von Riegan from Fire Emblem: Three Houses) by CRACKYOIN - 2019
* Is Tairitsu Gay or European? - (Tairitsu from Arcaea) by not tokaku - 2020
* Is Edelgard Gay or Adrestian? (Edelgard von Hresvelg from Fire Emblem: Three Houses) by Armand von Riegan - 2021
===Pic sets===
* (Peggy Carter from Agent Carter) by agent-martinelli/phoebmonster - 2015
==References==
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Gaybase Alpha

Gaybase Alpha is an online group for gay fans of Space: 1999. 
== Origins ==
GBA was started after the "Breakaway" convention in September 1999 that commemorated the date around which the series was set. "Anthony" decided that there were clearly enough gay fans of the series to warrant an independent email group. He reported that for two years, the group had enjoyed steady growth, with an estimated target of 300+ members.Anthony, GBA Commander, 'Gay Base Alpha: Uniting Gay Space: 1999 Fans!', Diverse Universe #11, 20 January 2002.
He was unable to discern why there were apparently so many gay fans of the series: "(well, really, would straight men appear in pyjama costumes from the series?)".
He further explained:
Around that time, GBA received wider publicity on the Space1999.org website, where it was stated:
== Today ==
In more recent years, the group transferred to Facebook, where it stated that: 
==References==
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Gayfic

Gayfic is an older term for slash stories that portrayed characters as part of modern gay (sub)culture.Fanfic by cmshaw: Fanfic Glossary, via Wayback: 29 February 2000. (Accessed 28 September 2013) This term was in contrast to the prevailing idea in slashdom at the time of We're Not Gay; We Just Love Each Other, which has since been criticized as homophobic.
Other definitions are also in circulation. For example, "a fic that revolves around characters who are actually gay in canon." The Fanfictionary - G
In the meta That slash vs gayfic debate by pinkdormouse differences between slash and gayfic were interpreted as follows:
Examples of usage:
*"Gayfic erotic writers are often strongly interested in physical description. Slash erotic writers are often strongly interested in the emotional aspects of the relationship. Gayfic writers often write about gay male culture. Slash writers rarely do."Dusk Peterson response to Con report: Con.txt slash convention 2008
*"Talia/Ivanova is a really interesting case. I would say it was exactly on the border between slash and gayfic (gayfic is where the characters are actually involved onscreen, eg if someone were to write Willow/Tara or Stuart Alan Jones/anyone in QaF except Vince). Faith & Buffy is also in that area."Barbelith Underground: Girlslash
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Gaykoslavie

Gaykoslavie or the Cult of the Radiant Gadget, often referred to in English as Gadgetology, is a Russian new religious movement centered around the Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers character Gadget Hackwrench.
Konorama, known in full as the Moscow Order of Gadget or Gaykoslav Internet Church, seems to be the most developed form of Gaykoslavie.ОСНОВЫ ГАЙКОСЛАВИЯ
==Name==
Orthodoxy, as in the dominant Christian denomination in Russia, is called Православие (Pravoslavie, correct glorification) in Russian. Гайкославие (Gaykoslavie, glorification of Gadget) is constructed analogous to this, with Gayka being the Russian name of Gadget. Its other major name is Культ Лучезарной Гаечки (Kul't Luchezarnoy Gayechki, Cult of the Radiant Gadget).
The English term Gadgetology is possibly a derogatory pun on Scientology.
==History==
The cult rose to prominence in English language media after appearing on English Russia in February 2010English Russia: Russian Gadget Hackwrench Religion, and the comment section reveals it has existed since at least 2009 where the cult held a meeting in the city of Nizhny Novgorod to celebrate Gadget's birthday on March 15 (there is no canonical evidence for this date, though).
A commenter who went by the name of Timofey Konev gave two insights into the cult:
==Theology==
Konorama's textbook for secondary educational institutions lays out the history and theology of Gaykoslavie. It explains the religion as a fundamentally dualist system: there is good and there is evil, and these are fundamentally opposed to each-other. They are represented respectively by Gadget and an unknowable entity called Пузиил (Puziil). Gadget as a higher being created the world, but Puziil tries to enslave it. To guide the people, she sometimes incarnates into the world, and the Gadget seen in the TV show is but one incarnation. Her powers apparently rely on the love given to her, and without this love she might die a spiritual death.
Gaykoslav rituals are practiced through the use of their scriptures, the Sacred Nut Writing. So far, only a collection of 24 parables has been uploaded.
English Russia also quotes members of the cult giving reasons for their worship:
Another article expands on some theological concepts:
===Pathways===
There are three pathways within Gaykoslavie, which aren't mutually exclusive.
;1. Traditional Gaykoslavie
These are the roots of the religion: prayer and righteous acts, specifically glorifying Gadget's name.
;2. Progressive Gaykoslavie
This adds a component of self-improvement and real world action. Adherents aim to live closer to the lifestyle portrayed in the TV show.
; 3. Apocalyptic Gaykoslavie
This concerns the end times and the salvation of one's soul.
== References ==
== External links==
* YouTube video showing the Nizhny Novgorod torch procession
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Gaylactic Network

The Gaylactic Network is a North American LGBT science fiction fandom organization. 
The Gaylactic Network oversees Gaylaxicon, an irregularly-held science fiction convention in various states. It also originated the Gaylactic Spectrum Awards, given annually for outstanding LGBT content which explore science fiction, fantasy and horror that explore GLBTQ subjects in a positive way.
 
"Gaylactic Network" is also responsible for giving out the Gaylactic Spectrum Awards.
==A 1991 Flyer, And Some Reactions==
It has several affiliate chapters across the United States and Canada. Members share an interest in science fiction, fantasy, horror, comics and role-playing games. 
From a 1991 flyer urging fans to write to Gene Roddenberry and others to encourage gay characters on Star Trek: The Next Generation: 
A fan's response:
==Gaylactic Network Records 1986-2005 ==
* Gaylactic Network Records 1986-2005, pdf, located at Brown University
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Gaylaxicon

Gaylaxicon is an annual international Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror convention for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender people and their friends. Gaylaxicon was begun in 1988.
Rodger Gonder was head of the art show up until 1992.
==1988==
==1989==
==1990==
The two guest of honors were Melissa Scott and Hannah Shapero.
===1990: Con Report===
==1991==
==1992==
==1993==
There was no con this year due to the death of Rodger Gonder.
==1994==
This con was the sixth "Gaylaxicon." 
Guest of Honor was Jewelle Gomez, Artist Guest of Honor was Tom Howell, Jr. Special Guest was Forrest J Ackerman.
Image:gaylax1994flyer.jpg|flyer for 1994
 
==1995==
Image:gaylax1994-1.jpg|from the first progress report for 1995
Image:gaylax1994-2.jpg|from the first progress report for 1995
==1999==
==2004==
The 2004 convention was held April 8–11 in San Diego.https://web.archive.org/web/20040404030822/http://www.gaylaxicon.org/2004/
==2005==
The 2005 convention was held July 1–4 in Boston.https://web.archive.org/web/20040404071601/http://www.gaylaxicon.org/2005/
==2009==
The 2009 con was held in Minneapolis. Doctor Who fan Jason Tucker helped to run the con during this year.Queers Dig Time Lords book - "He helped to run Gaylaxicon, the annual GLBT science fiction and fantasy convention in 2009 and 2012, when it was held in Minneapolis."
==2012==
The 2012 con was held in Minneapolis. Doctor Who fan Jason Tucker helped to run the con during this year.
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Gayle's Ice Cream Art

Gayle F created several large paintings for an ice cream shop in Oregon. 
They featured many media characters. 
 
 
File:GayleFOlgaIceCreamCorvallisOregon.jpg|Fandom characters painted by Gayle. The 4 foot by 10 foot oil painting was hung in Olga's Ice Cream Shop in Corvallis, Oregon. Olga’s had a contest, with ice cream going to the person who named the greatest number of characters in the painting. Gayle's husband wrote on Facebook on Feb. 15, 2023: "Gayle remembers that no one got them all. A lot of contestants mistook Gandalf for Merlin. Menali’s Fire Lizards confounded almost all". During the Facebook exchange lamenting the loss of the painting, one commentator happily reported: "It's in a large shared office [for the IT Call Center] on Oregon State University's campus. My students absolutely love it!" The painting is part of a triptych series created for the ice cream chop
Image:gaylesicecreamcomputerlab.jpg|the art as it was in an office at Oregon State University from flickr.com/photos/runningfish 
File:GayleF-Richard-BatB.jpg|The second of the three oil paintings created by Gayle F for Olga's Ice Cream Shop in Corvallis, Oregon. It features Gayle and her husband as Beauty and the Beast as they head to a dining table with ice cream sundaes as dessert. The painting is now in Gayle's dining room.
File:GayleF-PuffMagicDragon.jpg|3rd of the three paintings created by Gayle F for Olga's Ice Cream Shop in Corvallis, Oregon. It shows Jackie Paper holding up an ice cream cone to Puff The Magic Dragon
==References==
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Gayle (Bob's Burgers)

Gayle is a recurring character in Bob's Burgers. Constantly between jobs and obsessed with her three cats, she is arguably one of the most unhinged and irresponsible characters in the show, however when push comes to shove, her priorities and instincts are in the right place.
==Shipping==
Gayle has canonically has a short relationship with Mr Frond, the Belcher kids’ school guidance counsellor. Other interests have included Bob himself, encouraged by Linda in the hope it would drive her to a new, more permanent love interest, and Dr Yap, the local dentist and subsequent love interest after Bob.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* on AO3
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Gayle F's K/S Quartet

Gayle F's K/S Quartet is an early rough draft of four Kirk/Spock stories.
==The Series==
* Desert Heat (first published in The Sensuous Vulcan, then in Naked Times #2, and later in The Cosmic Collected)
* Beyond Setarcos (first published in Thrust, then in The Cosmic Collected)
* Night of the Dragon (also first in Thrust, then in The Cosmic Collected)
* The Birthday Present (circulated hand-to-hand as this title, later re-titled Between Friends which was then published in Obsc'zine #3 in 1978. It was later printed in The Cosmic Collected) 
==Sample Pages==
 
Image:desertheatroughdraft.jpg|from "Desert Heat"
Image:desertheatroughdraft-1.jpg|from "Desert Heat"
Image:beyondsec-1.jpg|from "Beyond Setarcos"
Image:beyondsec-2.jpg|from "Beyond Setarcos"
Image:beyondsec-3.jpg|from "Beyond Setarcos"
Image:dragonnight-1.jpg|from "Night of the Dragon"
Image:dragonnight-2.jpg|from "Night of the Dragon"
Image:dragonnight-3.jpg|from "Night of the Dragon"
Image:birthdaypresent-1.jpg|from "The Birthday Present"
Image:birthdaypresent-2.jpg|from "The Birthday Present"
Image:birthdaypresent-3.jpg|from "The Birthday Present"
 
==References==
 
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Gayle Stever

Gayle Stever is a Star Trek: DS9 acafan who founded the Far Beyond the Stars fan club and was part of the leadership of The Doctor's Exchange fan club. She also is an acafan who co-authored "The Oxford Handbook of Parasocial Experiences" and wrote "Fan studies in psychology: A road less traveled".
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