[ SECRET POST #3560 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3560 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen this. More than once. They say they're not shippers to virtue signal that somehow their opinion on what is the "right" ship vs. the "wrong ship" is more neutral.

"I'm not a shipper. I don't think shipping has any place in this show. Don't get icky romance in a show that's not about ships. I hate how the show caters to shippers for A/B. It's nothing but fan service."

And then in the same post (board discussion or blog), "Ship A/C is much more realistic than ship A/B. Ship A/B is just some fairy tale to appeal to the teeny boppers. I know that ship A/C got together and go married once the show ended. Because that's way more realistic."

I just saw the latest example of this today, despite the fact that said show ended a couple of years ago with a strong canon hint (and the WoG) that ship A/B was going to happen in the future.