[ SECRET POST #3070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3070 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA, but I don't think it's bad even if they do know, provided it's just a matter of writing/drawing them straight for fanwork purposes. I mean, you'll get fics and art of characters who've never interacted in canon, living characters getting with dead characters, humans with sapient animals and aliens etc. Then there are all sorts of stories where a character is written as abusive, a rapist, or even a serial killer. It seems a bit daft to draw the line at a canon gay character falling in love with someone of the opposite gender.

It's gross if they try to claim the character is actually straight in canon, but fanwork is just fanwork.

[(Anonymous)]

Daft or not, it's a turnoff for me. Can't say I'd be happy to see fanwork about a character I like being an abuser, a rapist, or a serial killer either. Would anyone? Unless canon supports such portrayals, I think interest in them are kinda niche.

[(Anonymous)]

A turnoff? That's fine, same here. I thought you were suggesting it's inherently wrong or problematic.