[ SECRET POST #3070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3070 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But the mods and conversion therapy aren't even in the same sphere of existence.

Okay... I think it's incredibly important that Dorian is a canonically gay male character and he's hugely popular and actually written like a real human being. That's wonderful and I love him for it.

But absolutely no one is harmed if someone writes a fanfic where he falls for a girl. No one is hurt if they get his skin tone wrong in a piece of fanart. His portrayal in fan works does not touch his impact as a mainstream gay male character in a hugely popular video game.

Fanworks are supposed to be about expressing yourself. I see literally no difference between someone taking a canonically straight character and making them bi or gay and someone taking a canonically gay character and making them bi or straight. The conversion harms no one in either direction.

[otakugal15]

Oh my god a sensible argument out of this topic? I love you!!

[(Anonymous)]

This. I'm gay and even I have a couple of ships involving a canonically gay character and a straight character. If I think characters have good chemistry together, I'll probably ship it; it doesn't mean I think it would be a good idea for it to happen in canon. I also find the idea of comparing dumb, trivial fandom stuff to fucking conversion therapy really offensive tbh. Get a goddamn grip, people.