History Main / QueerRomance

* ''WebOriginal/YouCouldMakeALife'' is notable for having not one, but ''seven'' male/male romances, each with their own individual story set in a slightly modified NHL universe. Each one of them also covers a different type of relationship: there's the obligatory ComingOutStory, but also an AgeGapRomance, a DestructiveRomance, a [[DatingCatwoman romance between rivals]], and more.

* ''Literature/Murmuration'' by Creator/TJKlune is part psychological horror, part wholesome love story as a man tries to uncover the dark secret of his perfect town while also wooing the man of his dreams.

* ''Literature/BearOtterAndTheKid'': Queer romance between the titular Bear and Otter. The first book covers Bear's coming out and realization he's in love wit his best friend's older brother. In the second book, after he's grown up, Tyson "the Kid" also falls into a gay romance. The remaining two books go back to Bear and how he and Otter's relationship has grown over the next few decades.

** ''Film/{{Bottoms}}'': A (violent, slapstick) rom-com focusing on a pair of lesbian best friends in high school and their QuestForSex. It involves setting up a fight club for girls. Other significant characters, like Hazel and Rhodes, are also lesbians.

* ''Literature/BearOtterAndTheKid: Queer romance between the titular Bear and Otter. The first book covers Bear's coming ut and realization he's in love wit his best friend's older brother. In the second book, after he's grown up, Tyson "the Kid" also falls into a gay romance. The remaing two books go back to Bear and how he and Otter's relationship has grown over the next few decades.

* ''BearOtterAndTheKid: Queer romance between the titular Bear and Otter. The first book covers Bear's coming ut and realization he's in love wit his best friend's older brother. In the second book, after he's grown up, Tyson "the Kid" also falls into a gay romance. The remaing two books go back to Bear and how he and Otter's relationship has grown over the next few decades.

* ''ComicBook/IWasKidnappedByLesbianPiratesFromOuterSpace'': Is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.

* ''ComicBook/AliceInLeatherland'': Finding out her girlfriend is cheating on her, a woman spontanously moves to a new town, a LGBTQ+ residential community, and starts to works in a sex shop whilest juggling dating.

* ''ComicBook/TheGirlFromTheSea'': A lesbian romance between a human woman and a selkie.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': The central romantic relationship is between two male vampires, Louis de Pointe du Lac (who is gay) and Lestat de Lioncourt (who is bisexual). We also later see that Louis is in a different relationship years on with another male vampire, Armand.

* Aside from being a serial killer drama, ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'' focuses a lot on psychology, emotions and the relationships between the characters, mainly the complicated one between Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter. They early on develop a deep sense of kinship and mutual understanding, and by the end of the series, its revealed that they have romantic feelings for each other. Another example is Margot Verger and Alana Bloom; both queer women, they fall for each and have married by the end of the series, along with Alana having their child.

* ''Webcomic/RoyalBlue'': A bisexual princess falls in love with a lesbian pirate captain that helps her escape her abusive father and impending ArrangedMarriage.

* ''Literature/SomethingToTalkAbout'': Jo, a Hollywood showrunner, is [[MistakenForRomance mistakenly deemed to be involved with Emma]], her assistant. Emma reveals she's bisexual, and Jo turns out to be a closet lesbian. Over time, while dealing with the tabloids and other issues, the pair genuinely fall in love. [[spoiler:By the end, they have started a relationship after Emma moves on to another position.]]

* ''Webcomic/SevenDaysInSilverglen'' is a saphhic romance between a [[{{Medusa}} gorgon]] and a [[OurNymphsAreDifferent dryad]], two coworkers who are fake-dating.