[ SECRET POST #3153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3153 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I disagree, but a big part of that is because most of my ships have been het and therefore have become canon. My longing to experience that has been fulfilled, so I don't really need it anymore.

Besides, sometimes having things get in the way of your ship is a good scapegoat for the much deeper and more complex failings of a show. The show I'm currently fannish about is honestly pretty terrible at this point, and it's not really because the writers won't let my ship be together. The issues go a lot deeper than that and can probably be best summed up as "cheap story telling in every regard." But my ship gives me something to focus on; I can imagine what the story could be if my ship were written the way I want them to be, and that makes the whole thing seem worth salvaging.

Once a ship gets together, all the deeper issues stay, and instead of having this driving need to see the issues fixed so that your ship can be together, it all just becomes so boring.