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@Skyenets:
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" don't be silly" I wasn't serious either...

@spidy78:

My point is that this isn't something women do so casually. If it were Mako and Korra who acted out this entire scene, then people would probably assume that they were heading towards a romantic relationship. Which leads to me directing the question back at you: "Is holding hands enough for you to call someone straight?"

But hey, why argue about this? The creators confirmed it.

http://bryankonietzko.tumblr.com/post/105916338157/korrasami-is-canon-you-can-celebrate-it-embrace
http://michaeldantedimartino.tumblr.com/post/105916326500/korrasami-confirmed-now-that-korra-and-asamis

[quote=spidy78]If holding hands is enough for you to call someone les/gay,then you should be in a special hospital.[/quote]

If you can only understand things that are blatantly spelled out for you, then you should be in a special hospital.

[quote=Skyenets]Don't be silly guys, there's nothing romantic about the ending scene. I always go off with my closest female friend without saying a thing the entire time, hold her hand and look longingly in her eyes for an extended period of time. That's totally how female friendships work and it definitely doesn't make us both extremely uncomfortable.[/quote]

If holding hands is enough for you to call someone les/gay,then you should be in a special hospital.

I saw the picture after watching the finale and wondered if I missed something. I had to go back and rewatch that part...

[quote=Skyenets]Don't be silly guys, there's nothing romantic about the ending scene. I always go off with my closest female friend without saying a thing the entire time, hold her hand and look longingly in her eyes for an extended period of time. That's totally how female friendships work and it definitely doesn't make us both extremely uncomfortable.[/quote]

The sarcasm is strong in this one.

Wouldn't it be more of a bisexual ending instead?

Don't be silly guys, there's nothing romantic about the ending scene. I always go off with my closest female friend without saying a thing the entire time, hold her hand and look longingly in her eyes for an extended period of time. That's totally how female friendships work and it definitely doesn't make us both extremely uncomfortable.

But yea someone just took the last air bender ending and made it into this.

It was so obvious that ending gave off the super lesbo vibes.

[quote=zomgitbeandy]It can be seen both ways. Some people wanted it to be on full blast and some people liked it subtle. Either way, due to the way American tv is, it's a big step imo regardless if it was subtle or not.[/quote]

I guess that's true.

[quote=Ness]Really? Because I think it's just pandering to the community.

Just like Gone Home.[/quote]

It can be seen both ways. Some people wanted it to be on full blast and some people liked it subtle. Either way, due to the way American tv is, it's a big step imo regardless if it was subtle or not.

[quote=zomgitbeandy]It's a small step but I'm happy for the lgbtq+ community [/quote]

Really? Because I think it's just pandering to the community.

Just like Gone Home.

Even though it wasn't actually in the series I'm glad someone from the actual staff confirmed that they were romantically involved for us. It's a small step but I'm happy for the lgbtq+ community

Knew it would pop up eventually. This Korrasami thing has managed to make the internet a little funnier

[quote=bluebomber24]Wait is that real? Because when I was watching the episode, I was like the way they are animating the body language seems pretty intimate beyond friends.[/quote]

It's not real m8. It's for Korrasami fans to gasm harder over. Fake like korrasami. Korra 4everalone.

Wait is that real? Because when I was watching the episode, I was like the way they are animating the body language seems pretty intimate beyond friends.