[ SECRET POST #4574 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4574 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I'm probably good on the sinking ship in this image;;

I love it when my ships aren't canon. I generally ship m/m, which as rare as it is, tends to come across as very one-dimensional most of the time when, and if, it even becomes canon...
The best, and only, example I can think for a (mostly) gay character, would be Flint (Black Sails), and only because they built his entire story into plot from the beginning. Thomas wasn't just some character who only existed to 'prove the gay', and maybe it was because their story ended as ambiguously(?), and as soon as it did, I liked. It left the viewer to analyze and embellish all they wanted.

Once something becomes canon, it's like a vacuum sucks any and every creative instinct from the fandom. Particularly when it comes to headcanons, and fanfiction. Like they need to work the ship into exactly how the show brought/kept them together... Even when anything else could have been better.