[ SECRET POST #3504 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3504 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Mmmm, I'm going to have to disagree with you, OP.

I don't mind switching, but only if it makes sense to me in my head. (Which is usually based off of a couple's dynamics.) For one pairing that I used to write a lot for, I could definitely see them switching (and used to write it!) due to their personalities and the dynamics of their relationship. But for my current fandom darling, it's not so much like that. Due to how I see the characters, I can mostly only see one of the pairing topping. The other one might top every once in a rare while, but only if certain circumstances present themselves.

So I can see why you're complaining that there's not enough switching, but it would be nice for you to also see why there's not a lot of switching. Also, like someone else pointed out above, there's a reason why a lot of those stereotypes are stereotypes, and it's not due to slash fangirls.