[ SECRET POST #3311 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3311 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #7

[diet_poison]

Just like people who enjoy non-con fic don't actually want to be raped.

I think this is kind of a weird comparison - that would be like if I said people who like incest fic actually want to fuck their siblings?

What I'm really saying is that, in fic or IRL, siblings = siblings. It's fine to interpret their relationship differently but your original comment implied that Thor and Loki are categorically different from blood siblings because Loki's adopted and that would change the fact that it's incest. Like to some individuals it may change how they feel about it, but they're still brothers just as much as blood brothers, and that's the entire point I'm making. I guess you don't have to agree, but that's my stance.

And I expect that people don't tag Thor/Loki as incest because they assume that most people will be smart enough to know that Thor/Loki is automatically incest (like Dean/Sam) OR they don't think Norse Gods play by the same familial rules.

That's fair.