[ SECRET POST #3588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3588 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I like my fiction to have magic and dragons and realistic human interactions?

[ketita]

A girl being friends with a guy is hardly "unrealistic".

[(Anonymous)]

The anon I replied to said: "Because so many factors make this difficult to achieve in real life..."

Which I agree with. It's their reason for wanting to see it in media. It's my reason for NOT wanting to see a perfectly pure male/female friendship it in media. That's what I was responding to.

[(Anonymous)]

difficult to achieve in real life =/= unrealistic

[ketita]

So you don't want to see in fiction things that might be less common in real life? ngl, that sounds kind of boring.

[kookieburra]

I don't know- I think male/female friendships that are truly just friendships are actually much more common than seen in media. While I think they are less common than same sex friendships, I feel like they are definitely present. In my experience (n=1, so clearly I have made a large, randomized study of this), I've made many friends who are of the opposite sex without having any romantic/sexual crossover.