[ SECRET POST #6057 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6057 ⌋

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


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[Some Ordinary Gamers]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You sound like a disgruntled shipper, annoyed that your faves aren't The Most Popular Thing Ever. Maybe... just let people enjoy things?

[(Anonymous)]

OP here. I don't care what other people ship. I just want to be able to ship my ships in peace, without being pestered about the canon het.

[(Anonymous)]

That sounds like a general fandom issue of learning how to tune things out.

There are always going to be people in fandom who like different things from you, whatever it is you like, and 'tuning out' is a useful life skill. Good luck!

[(Anonymous)]

That depends heavily on the fandom. It sounds like you've never been in a fandom infested with antis.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - My OTP for the past five years has been a controversial one that attracts tons of antis, and I second AYRT's point about learning to tune stuff out and curate your experience.

[(Anonymous)]

As the anon above me said, this sounds like an issue of tuning/blocking things. Difficult to curate depending on where your fandom is centered (Reddit? Dreamwidth? Tumblr? The platform formerly known as Twitter? Pillowfort?), but if at all possible, find yourself a corner that doesn't push the canon het at you. Start a Dreamwidth comm or a Tumblr blog for it. Block any and all canon het ship tags and block anyone who acts like an ass about shipping.

I know it sucks when your ship isn't the fandom juggernaut, and the het-vs-slash arguments have been going back and forth for decades, so all I can suggest is curate, curate, curate.