[ SECRET POST #4087 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4087 ⌋

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

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[Black Panther (2018)]


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03.
[star wars / reylo]


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04.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation S01E08 "Justice"]


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05.
[Tales of the Rays]


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06.
[The Good Doctor]


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07.
[Altered Carbon]












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Comments

Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Do you generally consider the ships you're into True Love (or something close to it, or whatever that means to you)? Or no?

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe one or two, but not all of them.

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much universally, yeah. I basically don't ship characters unless I think they're a good fit and improve each other's lives and all the rest of that.

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

This is my answer as well.

Re: Shipping Q

[philstar22]

Depends on the particular relationship. For my two OTPs, one is true love and the other is not at all true love (seduction with a goal, gaslighting, ends very badly).

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Yes.

Re: Shipping Q

[rosehiptea]

True love in the sense that I think they are good for each other and honestly respect each other? Most of them. True love in the sense that I think they should get married and stay together forever? Very few. True love in the sense that I can't possibly see them with anyone else? Basically none.

Re: Shipping Q

[nightscale]

It depends on the ship.

Most of the time I'd say yes, I generally defer to happy ships that I feel bring out the best in each other and would be a 'true' kind of love if you will.

But sometimes I ship something that's a complete dumpster-fire that isn't meant to be, and would never be, true love of any kind.

Re: Shipping Q

[cbrachyrhynchos]

What's the fun in that?

Re: Shipping Q

[feotakahari]

If I’m interested in a dynamic, but I don’t root for the characters to find happiness together, I don’t think of it as shipping. For instance, the villain of Erased is a serial child murderer who’s heavily implied to be a pedophile, and the hero is the first child to outwit him. I find it interesting how they became such important figures in each other’s lives, but it’s a very different feeling from shippy feelings.

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I can like the dynamics of a ship, but if I don't actually want to see them get a happily ever after, then it's not really "shipping" to me. "Shipping" implies that I like the pairing enough to want them to end up together.

Re: Shipping Q

[soldatsasha]

Often, yeah. I'm a sappy romantic at heart and I'm all about the soulmates and true love schmaltz (like Thorki, Stucky, Kirk/Spock, Merthur, etc.).

But there's a few pairings I ship where it's less True Love and more just.... people I think would work great together in a relationship (Shakarian, Cullrian, Altair/Malik, Spideypool, etc.) But for those pairings I still love the ott OTP stuff, too.

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

Only certain ones: Edgewright, Driftrod, Garnet (why wouldn't I also list the 'living embodiment of a ship')

Most of mine are not quite "true love" but "a sweet love that took time and work".

Re: Shipping Q

[dahli]

Depends on the ship and how the author portrays it (and if it's canon, really).

Re: Shipping Q

[(Anonymous)]

I only ship pairings that I think are like that or have that potential. I don't have any casual/smut only pairings.