[ SECRET POST #3626 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3626 ⌋

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

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[Pitch 2016]


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03.
[Poldark]


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(Overwatch, X-Men, Hamilton)


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[Parks & Rec]


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06.
[Fire Emblem Fates // Leo & Takumi]


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[Harry Potter (more specifically, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is it weird, that I think it's weird that other people get squicked by a 13 year age difference? They're both adults. It's really not that much. It's not like he's old enough to be her father. Like I don't get why this is a big deal to people.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

I think the thing that bothers me the most is that the mentor relationship they have is a perfectly fine dynamic on its own and literally needs zero romance to make it work.

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't need it no.

But I actually do think it adds a super interesting level to the story. The show is about her being the first woman in the MLB. So what happens when you do like a teammate. Then you got all the this extra pressure on you because you because if you act like a normal person and pursue it you'll have all the naysayers using it as an excuse to be like 'this is why you can't put women and men together.' And we watch Mike kind of understand this which is why he's always trying (and failing) to distance himself. It's another layer of double standards, and loneliness for Ginny.

[(Anonymous)]

Because people associate it with maturity levels, which they associate with power levels, in a way that squicks them

Nothing wrong with being squicked by it, just like there's nothing wrong with being into it