[ SECRET POST #6107 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6107 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel this. I always use to wonder if I was immune to getting desperate for shows/media to make a queer couple canon because of entering fandom in the early 2000s where unless it was specifically a show catering to queer people then it was just unlikely to happen for the most part. This just meant that you could hit fuck-it and ship away without having to care about the source material, because if its never gonna offically be cannon then you'd still have fanfics lol.

I saw someone on Tumblr blame the show Glee for starting the trend on hearing about certain fandom ships and made some of them canon; giving an era of fans the idea that if they can be annoying enough on social media like twitter - then they'll get their way eventually.
I'm inclined to believe that tbh.