[ SECRET POST #3975 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3975 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by secret #1

[(Anonymous)]

I don't ship either of them, but apparently there are some people that ship Jack/Karen and Will/Karen from Will & Grace.

Re: Inspired by secret #1

[(Anonymous)]

I've encountered people who shipped Will/Grace, too, which I found weird not just because of the sexuality/gender miss-match, but because I thought the show did a good job of portraying them as close without sexual tension.

Re: Inspired by secret #1

[(Anonymous)]

Even though I don't personally ship it (I love their friendship, though) I could sort of understand that one in a really unconventional sort of way. I mean the show itself has made the point over and over again that they're perfect for each other, just not sexually. So the idea of them banging is bizarre and just...no, but I could see some kind of like, pseudo-romantic open relationship type thing or something.

There was this show called GCB from several years ago that had two characters with a similar relationship. They were married with a daughter (and were attempting to have another baby when the show was canceled) and even though it seemed at first like it was just a situation where a closeted gay guy was cheating on his wife, it turned out that she actually knew about him sleeping with guys, and she slept with other guys, too. A lot of people figured he just didn't want to come out because they lived in a conservative environment, but there was a long interview with the actor who played him where he explained that that wasn't the case, that they really loved each other and genuinely wanted to be together, they just weren't into each other sexually, so they slept with other people, and it worked for them (and their relationship was actually probably the healthiest/happiest out of all the couples on the show). I know a lot of people probably didn't buy it because a lot of people don't believe you can separate love/sex like that (not that they should...everybody's different and allowed to have whatever opinions they want on those subjects), but it was really interesting and completely unlike any other relationship I've ever seen on TV. I'm sure the show would've gone more in depth into it, but it was canceled after one season.

So I could see something like that (or at least I could in the earlier seasons, I haven't seen most of the last couple seasons and I know she gets married so I'm sure the dynamic probably changed a lot), but whether that technically counts as shipping or not, IDK.