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quick Stan fer tonight
Life is brutal fellers. hang in there
when you have an otp with stan marsh you begin to consider vomit as a romantic gesture
butters wouldn’t understand the meaning of pride month at first and he’d start posting “i’m proud to be who i am!!” and “never hide your true self” messages, so his friends would be really surprised and asked him about his sexuality but he’d get really confused–
stan: Wow, we didn’t know you were gay, Butters. Congratulations on coming out, I guess?
cartman: Speak for yourself, Marsh, I totally knew he was into guys.
butters: Woah why, fellas? I’m not!
stan: But your posts on social media…
butters: Well, what’s wrong with them, Stan?
stan: It just says that you’re really proud to be yourself…
butters: Yeah, I am! It’s the pride month, after all.
stan: But this month is mostly about lgbt community, so…
butters: But why though? Can’t I be proud of being straight?
stan: It’s– not really– how it works–
so stan’d spend about ten minutes explaining to butters the meaning of the month, and butters would say “You sure know a lot about this, Stan!” so marsh would blush so hard and say something like “That’s just the stuff Wendy told me, you know…”
final plot twist neither of them are straight.
Stan Marsh headcanon;
He’s Queer/Unlabeled
in the episode where Eric becomes a girl so he can be in the girls bathroom because the boys is too packed, and Stan keeps saying he super confused about gender because of the third gender bathroom is so important to me. (I kin Stan).
Obviously you can take this and headcanon Stan as nonbinary (which i lowk do too), or him just being confused by the breach of gender binary, but as someone who is already a stan kinnie, AND is unlabeled; just want to bring up that idea. That stan is unlabeled/queer.
Something about him in that episode, it made me feel like it was deeper than just him being confused on a third gender bathroom. To him, it was like the concept that is gender was broken, he wasn’t just confused he was baffled.
This might just be wishful thinking but, it might’ve also made him reconsider his own gender. I mean from this point on, he keeps presenting male, keeps using he/him and keeps his life as a boy the same. But I always wondered if he felt insecure in that identity. He was secure in the way he was presenting himself, but he wasn’t secure as a boy.
I know it’s a stretch and projecting but I love the headcanon of it. That he WAS confused, and it DID make him think about his gender a different way, he understood that the boundaries that were placed on him weren’t really bounded by anything but societal expectation.
I like him being unlabeled because Unlabeled/Queer Stan is him dissecting the concept of gender to a point where he doesn’t feel like he fits in. He doesn’t want to have a gender, he is just Stan. (Can you tell I’m projecting).
He’s happy being masculine, he’s happy being referred to by he/him, and doing “boy” things, but thats just because he likes them, and they don’t dictate his gender. he understands that he is free. And just knowing he’s free from the gender binary is what makes him secure in his identity (or lack thereof).
You could also see it as; Stan understands that gender is boundless and is free, but ALSO continues being a cisguy because thats what makes him comfortable (maybe too afraid to step out of the gender binary, and just be aware of the non-binary genders) but he’s very understanding of trans identities.
but wheres the fun in kinning if i can’t make them me with hcs?
Sorry if this is just me yapping, lol. I just needed to get this thought out.