In the 'Avengers find out Steve is young Fanfic', how would Steve deal with the Avengers' discovery?

Well, it could potentially strengthen the bond within the Avengers. They are a family of sorts, and if Steve is gay, they would accept him wholeheartedly. They've faced all kinds of differences before, like Thor being an Asgardian. This would just be another aspect of Steve that they'd embrace, and it might even make them more united in the face of any external judgment.

With the Avengers finding out Steve is gay, his relationships would evolve. For instance, Sam Wilson would be extremely supportive. He and Steve already have a great friendship, and this would only add another layer to it. Steve's relationship with Bruce Banner might also change. Bruce, who often feels like an outcast himself, could relate to Steve on a different level. They might have more in - depth conversations about acceptance and self - identity. And Steve's connection with Rhodey could strengthen as Rhodey is a man of honor and would respect Steve no matter what. Overall, Steve's relationships with the Avengers would become more multifaceted and based on a deeper understanding of one another.

Well, some of them might be really surprised. Tony, for example, would probably crack a lot of jokes about Steve being young. He might say things like 'Cap, you were this cute little thing?' Natasha, on the other hand, would be more observant and start thinking about how this new information could be used in future strategies. Thor would probably just laugh heartily and pat Steve on the back, saying something like 'Tis an interesting discovery, young Steve!'

Thor would be quite confused at first. Fanfiction is not something from Asgard. But once he gets the gist, he might say something like 'This is a strange Midgardian custom, but if it shows the great friendship of Steve and Bucky, then it is not all bad.' Meanwhile, Tony would be all over Steve, making snarky comments and asking if he's finally going to admit to some hidden feelings for Bucky according to the fanfiction.

The Avengers' reactions to finding out about Steve and Bucky in fanfiction would be diverse. Bruce might be more analytical and wonder why fans would write such things. Wanda could be empathetic and see it as a creative expression of the bond between Steve and Bucky. Vision, on the other hand, might try to understand the cultural significance of fanfiction in relation to the two heroes. Steve would likely need some time to get used to the idea that there are fictional stories out there about him and his best friend.

The plot could develop in a way that Steve has to earn their trust again. He might start by helping the Avengers in small ways without revealing his true identity at first. As he does this, he could gradually form new relationships with the team members. However, some of the Avengers might be more difficult to convince than others, like Tony Stark who might be very skeptical.

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The Avengers' reactions would be diverse. Captain Marvel, if she's part of the group, might be very matter - of - fact about it. Rhodey could be a bit bemused. Steve and Bucky, in the meantime, would be dealing with the embarrassment of being caught in what might be a very personal moment. The situation could also lead to some new conversations within the Avengers about personal boundaries and relationships among the team members.

It's hard to say exactly how hungry Steve is in Avengers fanfiction. It could be that he's starving after a long mission or not at all if the story doesn't focus on that aspect. It all depends on the author's imagination and the direction of the story.

It could start slowly. Maybe they first notice each other during a lecture at Avengers University. Steve is intrigued by Natasha's quiet confidence, and Natasha is curious about Steve's old - fashioned values. They gradually become friends as they study together in the library. As time passes, they find themselves thinking about each other more and more, and eventually, their friendship turns into a romantic relationship.