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⌈ Secret Post #2790 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

"I ship it as a BROTP/bromance!" Um, no you don't.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Mind explaining? Why do you feel that they don't?

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Well, shipping generally means romance. "I ship them" = "I would like to see them as a couple."

If they like it as a BROTP or bromance only, they like it platonic so it's not called shipping. It's not that they call it BROTPs, it's that they add the shipping connotation to it.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Fair enough. Thought that might be the case but wasn't entirely sure.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

I do sometimes used the word "ship" for non-romantic/sexual relationships, but I make it clear that this is for lack of a better term and usually use quote marks around the word.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Ship came from relationship, right? Why can't people use it to mean friendship?

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

The term shipper comes from the X-files. Some people liked Mulder and Scully as friends, some people wanted romance and for them to be in a relationship. Those people started calling themelves relationshipers, and thus the term shipper was born. So it makes no sense saying they are your broship. Shipping is only for romantic pairings.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

I suppose that makes sense, but people are still going to use it to mean friendships. It's a fandom term and fandom is redefining it, so...too bad for you, I guess.

Re: Discussion pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Or "they are my broship, sis-ship". NO. Shipping means a romantic relationship. Say you only like their sibling dynamic, don´t add the ship part, it doesn´t make any sense.