[ SECRET POST #3515]

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⌈ Secret Post #3515 ⌋

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[link for nudity (Orlando Bloom), Orlando Bloom / Katy Perry]


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Comments

Re: What's the one ship you genuinely judge people for?

[(Anonymous)]

any ship that involves a canonly gay person and someone of the opposite sex

Re: What's the one ship you genuinely judge people for?

[(Anonymous)]

Idk, I'm a gay lady myself and I really just...don't care what people ship. It's a *fan* thing. It does not detract from the actually gay character being canon. It does not take away from their gayness. It's quite literally harmless-- you would have to seek it out, and why would you do that if it upsets you?

Re: What's the one ship you genuinely judge people for?

[(Anonymous)]

For me, personally, it would depend on how it was handled.

It is completely erasing how they defined themselves previously, acting like their previous orientation was "just a phase" or pretending it never happened at all? I'm probably going to sideeye it.

(It probably doesn't help that I've actually seen fics that paired a gay or lesbian character with someone of the opposite sex because they wanted to "fix" them or because being gay/lesbian was "gross" or "wrong" or "sinful.")

On the other hand, if it's a "maybe I'm bi" or "well, I'm homoflexible" or "a lot of people have exceptions" or even "well, this is unexpected, but I'm totally attracted to this person" then why not.

"We're Not Gay, We Just Love Each Other" has been a slash trope since the good ship K/S first left the spacedock. I don't see why "We're Not Straight, We Just Love Each Other" shouldn't exist as well.

Re: What's the one ship you genuinely judge people for?

[(Anonymous)]

This, except for anything where a character's stated their interests don't lean that way.
So canonly straight - and I mean explictly stated, not just heteronormatively assumed - with same sex counts just as much.