[ SECRET POST #4575 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4575 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

The way that we interpret and talk about fictional characters in a text is different than the way that we talk about and understand people in real life. We use different standards and ways of thinking. It's pretty straightforward, I feel like.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah

[(Anonymous)]

oh?

[(Anonymous)]

I hate all the top/bottom stereotypes though, entirely within fandom. It's a quick way to shove characters into random stereotypes and even change their canon physical appearance ("shrinking bottom syndrome"). If you think it's hotter in a particular way, that's fine! It's all the completely made-up justification that annoys me.

+1

[(Anonymous)]

also a way to make the character ooc as fuck and make them unrecognizable.

[(Anonymous)]

Omg, shrinking bottom syndrome. Never heard that phrase before, but unfortunately I've run into the phenomenon quite a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

this.

also "this is something queer people do" and "if you do this then you're queer" are two very different statements.