Last Het Romance: Difference between revisions

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This trope has a [[Spear Counterpart]] and [[Gender Flip]] in the form of a lesbian coming out to her boyfriend after going through a similar process. A comedy will usually imply that the guy is so bad at sex or such a [[All Men Are Perverts|perverted pig]] that the girl becomes a lesbian out of disgust. Or both!

This trope is in a way the [[Inverted Trope|Inverse]] of [[Closet Key]], rather than a lack of reaction from a heterosexual partner, it's a same-sex attraction leading to the epiphany. It's worth noting that some women may become [[Fag Hag~~|Fag Hags~~]] who [[Settled for Gay]] because [[All the Good Men Are Gay]].

This trope is in a way the [[Inverted Trope|Inverse]] of [[Closet Key]], rather than a lack of reaction from a heterosexual partner, it's a same-sex attraction leading to the epiphany. It's worth noting that some women may become [[Fag Hag]]s who [[Settled for Gay]] because [[All the Good Men Are Gay]].

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* Condie Ling from ''[[Rick and Steve]]'' turned Rick gay in college (in his own words). She's since become a [[Fag Hag]] (with suicidal tendencies [[Black Comedy|played for laughs]]) since it is inferred that he wasn't the only person to whom it happened.

* On ''[[King of the Hill]],'' ~~Peggy--who~~ told Hank that she was a virgin before they got ~~married--admitted~~ that she had once had sex with a male friend who was unsure if he was gay.

* On ''[[King of the Hill]],'' Peggy—who told Hank that she was a virgin before they got married—admitted that she had once had sex with a male friend who was unsure if he was gay.

{{quote|'''Luanne:''' [[Cure Your Gays|Did you fix him]]?<br />

'''Peggy:''' Oh, no, Luanne, he was not broken. Just gay. ''Very, very gay.'' }}