[ SECRET POST #6291 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6291 ⌋

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Comments

This argument is just confusing to me.

[(Anonymous)]

It confuses me because 1) most, if not all, m/m ships I've known have had some fraught times, 2) even if you haven't experienced, or even observed, a good friendship between women in real life, they also exist in fiction, 3) though this does seem to be a reason that some people like m/m, since I have seen this before from a few m/m fans, why on earth would you assume these experiences and feelings are universal? Like anything that a lot of people like, there are lots of different reasons why, some of which you listed in the first part.

Re: This argument is just confusing to me.

[(Anonymous)]

most, if not all, m/m ships I've known have had some fraught times

Thiiiiis. I love me some m/m but only if there's some interpersonal conflict in the ship. I find 100% happy fluffy ships to be boring.