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Thirsty Spider-Man Fans Are Relieved That Tom Holland Isn't Actually 15 Y.O.

Courtney Fry
By Courtney FryPublished Jul 10, 20172 min read
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Don't deny it, you've held a crush on an actor that has hedged the line of being slightly probbo in that you're not quite sure of their age, and whether the basis of your attraction is in something deeply wrong. You have. If you're warm-blooded and watched the MTV reboot of Teen Wolf, you have had one of these kinda of crushes.

 


With the release of Spider-Man: Homecoming, it's been realised that a lot of the people trotting along to see the movie are, well, they're pretty fuckin' thirsty for the Spider-Man. 

The only issue is, he looks like a literal 15-year-old childe.

Do not fear, you wildly horny Spidey lovers, for the research has been done and Tom Holland – who plays Spider-Man for this, the 1200th reboot – is absolutely of-age.


Thank Christ.

Turns out, so many of you are on the horn for Holland that it's really bloody noticeable when you're all checking your phones mid-film to make sure you're not being Extremely Inappropriate.

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Because there's such a big overlap of people that use Twitter and people that are absolutely here to fuck spiders, many have posted their sheer relief online for the rest of us to quietly judge enjoy.



Look, I can't blame you. I can understand these feelings you're going through. He did do THIS earlier this year, so your feels are extremely valid.


More hot Spider-Man, please. The world demands it.

Photo: Chung Sung-Jun / Getty.
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Courtney Fry
Courtney Fry is the Music & Culture Editor at PEDESTRIAN.TV, and has been writing for the publication for over four years. She co-founded a small youth-focused news site to strengthen her writing while doing her Bachelors in Communication & Media and Masters degree in Journalism, which resulted in her work appearing on Junkee, FasterLouder, The Vocal, and in the Sydney Morning Herald. She was also a regular guest on ABC Illawarra’s Drive show with Lindsay McDougall from 2018 to 2019. Courtney has a strong and passionate background in music, pop culture, food, and booze, and in 2020 has carved out a niche as the resident Crook Food Reporter for PEDESTRIAN.TV. Her interview work has seen her chat to the likes of Lily Allen, Lizzo, Marcus Mumford, Dylan Alcott, Louis Theroux, and more. You can reach out to Courtney via any of the channels below.

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