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⌈ Secret Post #2921 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do you ship pairings who are physically violent towards each other?

[ghostofcairo]

I'm also wondering if the second example is Mickey and Ian from Shameless. At least it sounds like them, and if so, I ship it. The situation I would assume you're talking about was after a really traumatic event and it was...complicated. I don't think in general their relationship is abusive, though.

The other example, I have no idea what it is but depending on the specific dynamics and the chemistry between the actors, I might've shipped it, too.

And even though I don't watch it anymore, I used to ship Sam/Dean from Supernatural, which is fucked up on multiple levels, including the fact that they got into physical fights more times than I could remember.

I think as long as you don't idealize these types of relationships as something you want in your own life, it's not really that big of a deal.