[ SECRET POST #2707 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2707 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sherlock

[dreemyweird]

It's interesting, because I think Irene/Sherlock is canon and it makes the characters x1000 blander than they would be if that ship weren't a thing. I would -love- for Sherlock to be an aromantic-asexual, but he just sounds like a heterosexual with issues.

Which makes me curious, what is it that you find 'makes him interesting in the first place'? Is it still there despite Irene? Or does Irene not count because she's not technically a girlfriend of his?

(admittedly I just find shipping&romance boring - but when it comes to Sherlock, I don't think shipping defeats the purpose because the creators of the show defeated their own purpose already).

Re: Sherlock

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I just didn't see it as being particularly romantic. I guess what I saw was two arrogant people who were enchanted by the idea of someone else equally as arrogant seeing them as the sole 'exception'. They felt special.

In any case, though, since they never seem to interact as romantic partners, you never see Sherlock have to acknowledge if there IS a part of him like that, so his character never really changes.