[ SECRET POST #3381 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3381 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In the context of somebody pointing out that racism, probably just to say "shit I didn't think of it that way. I know these are the things that appeal to me about [white + white ship], but I hadn't considered that there might be other reasons they're popular." And then, like. Think about it. As someone who's tried this thought experiment, once you allow for the possibility that your preference for all-white relationships might be linked to some latent/cultural racism, you start to see characters of color as much more interesting--because you're, like, literally thinking about them as characters.

[(Anonymous)]

I have tried this "thought experiment" and there are a bunch of non-white characters I like very much. This has not affected my shipping tendencies. Maybe you need to explain this to my vagina.

(though, it's only black guys I'm not often attracted to. I seem to be okay with virtually all other races)