[ SECRET POST #5793 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5793 ⌋

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


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Comments

[tabaqui]

I mean in the general sense of 'fuck or die' not in this specific case as I have zero idea what fandom you're talking about.

To me, it's fiction, so I don't need really reality-grounded, legally-defensible reasons for two characters to fuck like bunnies.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah. I definitely need context and characterization with my smut. It's vital to my enjoyment.

I mean in the general sense of 'fuck or die' not in this specific case as I have zero idea what fandom you're talking about.

I meant in the general sense, too. There are a lot of fandoms encompassed by the possibilities I listed in my previous comment. Every Enemies To Loves ship for one. Every incest ship for another. Most extreme age-gap ships for a third. That was really my point. There are some ships where maybe they don't have any solid reasons to not admit their feelings, but there are just as many ships that DO have solid reasons to not admit their feelings. So "argh why don't they just talk about their feelings like adults?! Why do they have to be forced into it?!" is an argument I agree with for some pairings, but not for others. Sometimes it really is The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name.