[ SECRET POST #6071 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6071 ⌋

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[The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock]



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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

I find that "hot together" is so vague, that it could encompass what chemistry actually means, and you could also be misunderstanding what's going on.

To me, chemistry is "both characters gain a new interesting aspect (aka appeal) as a pair rather than solo", and I do think that's what most people mean. For some people that aspect is attractiveness, for others it's dynamic, and for others it's something else entirely.

[(Anonymous)]

In this case, I mean, "I think they'd be hot dicking each other down." Because so rarely is it non-conventionally attractive (or even "plain" by Hollywood standards) characters that I have to roll my eyes.

[meadowphoenix]

ah, see i vehemently disagree with that. it's very much more emotional for the fandoms I'm in and I think it's more than just "hot sex" in general. most of the time the "zero" chemistry criticism is leveled, its for extremely hot people who give nothing. In fact, there's a whole superstition that people who don't have chemistry on screen are very good together off. I just don't think the popular understanding of chemistry means sex.