[ SECRET POST #3393 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3393 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, I have operated under "we're not gay" trope for the longest while and it seemed like a default option to make at least one character perfectly straight but being gay for this particular other character - oftenly with all the inner conflict and drama that could arise from it. Sounds pretty stupid when I think about it now, but I had to go through several fandoms that didn't have that trope to get rid of it.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

It was the default for slash fandom for a long time. I am bi, and I wrote WNGWJLEO because that's just how slash WAS back in the day. I didn't think to question it until I heard other queer slashers saying "you know, this whole insistence that all of these characters are straight sounds pretty damn skeevy to those of us who aren't."