[ SECRET POST #3519 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3519 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, I mean, I highly doubt that's the case to be honest. I don't have hard statistics or anything but I don't think that more fangirls knowing they're not straight at a younger age means anything. In many cases they actively retcon the canon sexuality for the character, who is often shown dating women, saying they're not into men (seen a lot of this in weird throwaway jokes more recently compared to series past for some reason), canonly stating they're straight, whatever.

[ibbity]

"seen a lot of this in weird throwaway jokes more recently compared to series past for some reason"

With the increasing visibility of fandom in non-fandom-specific spaces, I kinda wonder if it isn't because the show writers are trying to make it explicit that the characters are canonically straight, so as to try to avoid the kind of wackadoodle batshittery that, for example, the Sherlock fandom has engaged in re: characters being TOTES CANONICALLY GAY YALLS, EVEN THOUGH THERE IS NO EXPLICIT EVIDENCE IN CANON AND JOHN IS MARRIED TO A LADY, THE WAY HE SET DOWN HIS TEA CUP ONE TIME MEANS HE WAS SECRETLY LONGING TO BONE SHERLOCK AND IF YOU DISAGREE YOU ARE AN EVIL BIGOT WHO SHOULD DIE.

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AYRT

Okay, honestly, I was lowkey thinking that but I didn't want to say anything because I was afraid people were gonna tell me I have my conspiracy goggles on too tight lmfao. I can't help but wonder if some creators put those weird little pushy odd "see straight guy here" contrived moments just to avoid some of the MAJOR DRAMA that can come with a character of a popular-with-slash-fandom series having an ambiguous or not explicitly stated sexuality.