[ SECRET POST #2916 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2916 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

08. http://i.imgur.com/vdEw6fZ.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

What episode of what show?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm guessing Castle.

[dreemyweird]

Honestly? This is... not "RPF". This is something people do all the time, even those who never heard of fandoms and fanfiction. Almost everyone has these little ideas about others, something fannish people would call non-elaborate headcanons.

Like, this just happens. As long as you're not giving this fantasy a weird level of detail, it's perfectly fine.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, I hope you're exaggerating your feelings about RPF, because that's pretty messed up.

[(Anonymous)]

The trend seems to be that the more chemistry the actors have the more they've hated each other (Dirty Dancing, for one) so if they had chemistry, you might be right. Of course, it's not an exact science, but still.

[(Anonymous)]

Aw shit, Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey hated each other? That sucks.

[(Anonymous)]

DA--I'm horrified too. :(

[(Anonymous)]

I've always heard that, but can't think of any examples of it myself (minus maybe David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson). To me it seems like the actors that have the most chemistry onscreen are always good friends offscreen. Or maybe they're just good at lying and the whole 'friends in real life' thing is just an act for publicity. Who knows.

[(Anonymous)]

According to Gillian Anderson, she and David Duchovny are friends and have kept in touch over the years.

Where did the whole rumor about them not liking each other start, anyway?

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn must loathe each other IRL, then.

[(Anonymous)]

...Castle?

[(Anonymous)]

I was thinking the same thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha, I was coming to post that!

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes hyperbole doesn't come off as the emphatic device you intended, it just makes you sound melodramatic. But perhaps you've never known anyone who's been in a persistent vegetative state or how horrible it is for their family to watch them suffer or you'd know that there are many things far less terrible than being in a coma and RPF is one of them.

[skeletal_history]

...Simply acknowledging actors as human beings who feel differently from their characters does not equal RPF.

[(Anonymous)]

This secret is confused.

[(Anonymous)]

Not exactly the nicest metaphor you could have used...

[(Anonymous)]

Well it doesn't really matter, there have always been actors who can't stand each other playing couples. Tony Curtis said kissing Marilyn Munroe was horrible, Vivien Leigh said Clark Gable had bad breath..
It's just acting after all.
I don't really get your point, although RPF has never appealed to me but I didn't think it depended on actors liking each other in real life?

[(Anonymous)]

People still say 'sucking face?'

[(Anonymous)]

"RPF" doesn't mean "having random thoughts about people." It's normal to have random thoughts about people.

Also, you...kind of sound a little fucked up.

[(Anonymous)]

You sound dumb.

I do kind of think of RPF as an extension of celebrity gossip and speculation.

[(Anonymous)]

However, just thinking it isn't RPF. And, hyperbole or not, 'self-medicate my brain into a persistent vegetative state' is just way over the top.

[(Anonymous)]

Actors are actors. Just because they're doing a film/show together, doesn't mean that there's anything more going on. It's the people who are deeply convinced that something has to be going on, that are the ones who are kind of disturbed. So you don't need to go to that extreme, I'm sure you're fine.

[arcadiaego]

Yeah, this is the point where anti-RPF gets stupid.