Who is your fictional husband?

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Jaimie Fraser

[Anonymous]

The Hot Priest from Fleabag. If fiction is no barrier, neither is the priesthood!

[Anonymous]

George Clooney.

And we live in a villa on a lake in Italy.

And our friends are fun and down to early but worldly.

And we care about social justice.

And he adores me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Dylan McKay

Luke Perry - yes. Dylan "mad bad and dangerous to know" McKay - no. Too moody. And your mother-in-law would be Iris, no thanks.
Steve Sanders is the only husband material from that show.

What?! Steve had Celeste who was LOVELY and he cheated on her! I like Dylan's moodiness. I'm fine with him going off to Baja to surf for two days to leave me to putter around by myself, or sitting in a cafe reading all day. And Iris is off in Hawaii for the most part. I could deal with her a few times a year. I am sticking with Dylan.

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I used to have a big crush on Anderson Cooper.

And then I found out he plays for the other team (or whatever that expression is).

Then I saw out takes of his adorable giggle and wondered how I had missed the obvious.

I still think he is a cool combination of handsome and approachable, informed and fit. Considering his unusual family of origin story and tragic losses, I think he is has turned out to be quite normal and appealing. I hope that he has found a worthy partner.

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Ed Stevens

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David Addison

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Anonymous wrote:Only Colin Firth’s Mr. Darcy

+1 The only one for me for decades.

My dream date is Colin Firth sends me a beautiful dress and jewels before our date. Then he picks me up, dressed as Mr. Darcy. He compliments my shoes (nothing dirty happening here). We engage in witty conversation over a delicious, decadent 8 course meal. Then he takes me home, requests permission to kiss my hand. I hesitate as it's so soon. Then two more dates of the same. On the third date, I permit him to finally kiss my hand. He asks me to marry him, then I go live in his sprawling estate as Mrs. Darcy. The nanny brings my kids to see me for an hour at tea time in between all their private lessons, Downton Abbey style.

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Anonymous wrote:Sauron. He has that bad boy vive and is going places.

He'd always have his eye on you, for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only Colin Firth’s Mr. Darcy

+1 The only one for me for decades.

My dream date is Colin Firth sends me a beautiful dress and jewels before our date. Then he picks me up, dressed as Mr. Darcy. He compliments my shoes (nothing dirty happening here). We engage in witty conversation over a delicious, decadent 8 course meal. Then he takes me home, requests permission to kiss my hand. I hesitate as it's so soon. Then two more dates of the same. On the third date, I permit him to finally kiss my hand. He asks me to marry him, then I go live in his sprawling estate as Mrs. Darcy. The nanny brings my kids to see me for an hour at tea time in between all their private lessons, Downton Abbey style.

Respect, my friend! Now this is the kind of post I hoped to read! (King Richard-from-"Galavant" PP here. We'll invite you and Darcy to come to our castle sometime. Darcy will find Richard ridiculous but Richard will love Darcy and will happily, obliviously be showing off his dragon. That is not a euphemism for anything else, by the way.)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sauron. He has that bad boy vive and is going places.

He'd always have his eye on you, for sure.

Surely not. He’s got a literal wandering eye.

[Anonymous]

George Emerson from a Room with a View.

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Anonymous wrote:George Emerson from a Room with a View.

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[Anonymous]

Tim Lake - About Time

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Jamie Lannister