[ SECRET POST #2689 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2689 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Have you ever stopped liking a ship without falling out of love with the characters?

[(Anonymous)]

I used to be rabid slasher. I would slash everything in sight, just for the sake of slashing rather than because the two characters in the ship inexorably inspired a slash interpretation in me. I was in love with the slash genre, not the ships themselves. The ships themselves barely counted.

Nowadays, I no longer ship a lot of those slash ships I was rabidly devoted to, and prefer them as platonic bffs. In fact, I'm not really into shipping in general, especially non-canon ships that aren't part of the actual storyline of the actual shows, but I'm pretty much "over" this whole shipping thing, which I find to be the least interesting or meaningful part of fandom nowadays.

But I do have a couple of slash ships I am still diehard about and probably will always be. Guess what -- they're the rare couple of ships that I actually like because I loved a romantic interpretation of the unique relationship of the characters involved, not because they were easy slash fodder.