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This hilarious/wholesome trend proves gay relationships are built to last

Queer folks across the internet are coming together to share their happily-ever-afters and prove a viral post wrong.

The trend was inspired by a pessimistic post on X, which read, “gay relationships never last…”

Not only is that sentiment a major bummer, but lots of folks who encountered it found it patently untrue. Plenty of people across social media came together to show that gay relationships absolutely do last — and to spread a bit of humor in the process.

By far the most common response to the post was to share real-life fairy tale love stories, with couples showing how they’d stuck together for years, decades, and lifetimes.

https://twitter.com/whitewing/status/1816922058699473265
https://twitter.com/sotheyhateonhim/status/1816874011202347432
https://twitter.com/BGcCorey/status/1816586419759960503
https://twitter.com/mlndofhis/status/1817908194871546069

But beyond the wholesome responses, several folks jumped at the chance to spin the trend into a joke. That included interpreting homoerotic celebrity friendships as long-term relationships…

…recognizing their favorite albums as lifelong partners…

…and treating brand new relationships as monumental romances.

https://twitter.com/cjmontag/status/1818044896462389441

Some gay icons also got the meme treatment, from RuPaul and Michelle Visage…

…to Lilo & Stitch’s alien power couple Pleakley and Jookiba.

One X user even shouted out their long-term relationship to… *ahem* themself. Self-love is the most important love there is, after all.