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Depends on what I am doing. If it's for this book I am writing, then yes. Because I can see people shipping the leads and that misses the whole point of the book. (One lead is asexual who doesn't want to be part of anyone's coupling and the other is looking for a family and nothing romantic or sexual.) I think it would upset me if people were to tell me, "Oh, you HAVE to ship them. And if you are don't it's homophobic." Because, again, you are missing the point of the book. But considering the leads are young, fair looking guys and vampires, I can see that happening.

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