[ SECRET POST #4408 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4408 ⌋

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

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02.
[Snowpiercer]


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03.
[Taylor Swift/Tom Hiddleston]


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04.
[Game of Thrones]


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05.
[Titans]


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06.
[BoJack Horseman]


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07.
[Criminal Minds season 4, episode 14 "Cold Comfort"]


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08.
[She-Ra]


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09.
[Queer Eye]










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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know where you got that I think klance or sheith was supposed to be canon lmao but it's true that the she ra writers targeted Voltron for not being as gay as the fandom wanted. Which was a dick move of them no matter whether any Voltron ship was supposed to be canon.

However I do think some executive meddling was in place to make sheith seem more familial than it would have ("You're my brother" before "I love you" was incredibly clunky dialogue even if you don't ship it at all.) That does not mean I think it was ever meant to be canon.

Antis hate "incest" and will abandon ship if the show compares them to sisters. That's why.

[(Anonymous)]

THAT'S what got Voltron nutjobs to freak about that ship?? "you're my brother" didn't kill Star Wars slash fans so why Voltron so WEAK

[(Anonymous)]

People were wanking about sheith long before the brother line. It's all just shipwars disguised as a moral crusade.

[(Anonymous)]

Klancers are just that terrible.

[(Anonymous)]

da.

having non-related male characters declare each other brothers before saying they love one another is relatively common tbh, nothing about that seemed clunky or off to me. shippers just got baited hard by the showrunners who let them think there was a deeper meaning to that.

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry, but I completely disagree with this. An "I love you" would have been ridiculous there, that would have felt clunky and out of place. "You're my brother" felt incredibly sweet and touching, especially between those two characters. People just fell for the goading by the writing cast on twitter, and expected something much more intimate that simply wasn't there.