Discussion: Teen Wolf - Isn't It Bromantic?

One of my favorite TV shows is back, and it's sort of bittersweet for me. I am happy to be back in Beacon Hills, but I am sad, because this is the final season. 😭 Let's share some special Scott and Stiles moments together:

This is a show that just kept getting better and better every year. Considering it was based on a silly movie, it was incredible to see it grow into such a stupendous show. There are so many things I adore about this show, the action, the monsters, the mystery, the humor, the romance, but most of all I love the friendships. One friendship which I found to be so special was the friendship between Scott and Stiles. They had a really special connection, and that is totally #FriendshipGoals if you ask me. So, today I want to talk about:

BROMANCES

As a female, I have first hand experience with female friendships, but I will never be part of a bromance. Because I will never experience this type of relationship for myself, I find them interesting. In the past, society has always show male friendship in a particular way, but we are starting to see more and more really close male friendships where is ok for men to show their sensitive side. They talk to each other and discuss meaningful things. They can bring their problems to each other, and they listen to each other. They offer comfort and support to each other, and it's quite a beautiful thing. I love seeing strong bromances on TV and I also adore them in books. I was trying to think of some good book bromances, and I came up with this list.

Link & Ethan	Jem & Will	Alec & Jace
The Sauce Crew	The Raven Boys	Q, Radar, & Ben (or an John Green book Really)
Percy & Grover	Ryan Dean & Joey	Jake, Logan, Cam, & Dylan
Greg & Earl	Tristan, Kyle, & Dylan	Oz, Razor, & Chevy

BONUS TV BROMANCES:

What are your thoughts on bromances?

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