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⌈ Secret Post #4972 ⌋

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Re: To you, what is necessary for a same-sex relationship to be considered canon?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT: Aside from the representation issue, I don't get why people are so uptight about whether their ship is "canon" given that people have been writing slash to queer mainstream fiction since the Edwardian era.

Re: To you, what is necessary for a same-sex relationship to be considered canon?

[(Anonymous)]

OP of thread

I kind of get it to a certain degree. Like, my ships pretty much never become "canon" (except in specifically queer literature) because they're mostly m/m and that's just not really a thing in most mainstream shows (talking about TV here because that's my main medium for entertainment outside of books; I've just never been a big movie person for whatever reason). I'm trying to get past it, but I do still have this mindset of "it's just not the same if it's not canon". I think in my case it's because these days, I tend to get into smaller fandoms and rarepairs where there's not any fic, so it "being canon" seems more important because that's a way to get more content for the ship. I know in the past when I was in large fandoms where I shipped the most popular or second most popular ship and there was a ton of content, I didn't really care so much about whether "it was canon" or not.