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I guess it just seems to me that, even if that happens with het characters, it seems to me like it's very much the exception and not the norm. I agree that the way gay characters are written is far from perfect, but I just think that even in the best case scenario, having a reasonably subtle, well-written, ambiguous relationship is still going to be the exception rather than the norm, because it seems to me that's just the exception when it comes to relationships on TV.

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Re: Slash pairings becoming canon