[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think you're usually right when it comes to white guy/non-white guy versus double white guy pairings, but not in this case. Steve/Bucky isn't a matter of "finding another white guy"--he's a recurring white guy, that the other white guy grew up with and was willing to die for...several times. Somewhat different.

[(Anonymous)]

THIS.

I am so very cool with people complaining about absurdly popular ATWG pairings in which the characters only interacted for 30 seconds in canon (Clint/Coulson, Lorne/Parrish) or, you know, never interacted in canon (MCU Steve/Tony pre-Avengers) or that are disproportionately popular while the more obvious PoC/white guy pairing languishes (MCU Steve/Tony [again] vs. Rhodey/Tony, Shawn/Lassiter vs. Shawn/Gus).

But complaining about Steve/Bucky, the relationship with the longest and arguably most intense history out of all the MCU's human relationships? Really doesn't make sense.