[ SECRET POST #3206 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3206 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You're not alone. Faramir/Boromir is pretty popular. It's weird for me because I like a lot of incest ships but this one never really clicked for me. The only people I can ship Boromir with are Merry and Pippin and even then, I'm really meh about it. Boromir just isn't a very shippable character to me.

And, on a non-ship level, even Boromir and Faramir as brothers is meh, which is like the complete opposite of my usual tastes. I usually love family exploration and family feels but I guess I just don't care about Boromir. I adore Faramir but Boromir just doesn't interest me at all.

[fingalsanteater]

Do you have any recs? I'm surprised to hear this ship is popular but I would love to read some fics for it.

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry. I don't care for the ship so I avoid anything with it in it. I ship Aragorn/Faramir, and 90% of that has past Aragorn/Boromir and/or past Faramir/Boromir in it. It's hard to find stuff without either of those.

[fingalsanteater]

Ah, I hate when my notp is a past ship in a fic. I do think it's rather weird that Faramir/Boromir is so common a ship. I'd never even considered it, but, I've never really been in the LOTR fandom.

[ibbity]

Well, in the LOTR index, it specifically says that Boromir wasn't interested in anything romantic with anyone and only loved soldiering and riding and stuff like that, so it actually makes sense not to find him shippable because that fits with his character in-canon.