[ SECRET POST #6414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6414 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah... they are. Because, and I know you hate this, the majority of people are cis. Characters are also canonically straight and allo unless explicitly stated, which is why we tag them as gay when we write them in a gay relationship. They're in the M/M or F/F section AND they get a relationship tag. Just because these are also the tags they would get if they were canonically gay doesn't mean they aren't tagged as such when they're not canonically gay.

[(Anonymous)]

Sexuality is a bit more flexible. Not all characters are written to express romantic or sexual attraction and even then it's an easier leap to make a different interpretation because many people come out later in life after straight relationships. Which is the same for trans people but most trans fic is the character having been trans as their canon gender rather than transitioning into the opposite gender. The former is harder to headcanon the more of a character's childhood you see and whether the canon is set pre-HRT. Like, sure there were women who passed as male soldiers in history but if you have seen this guy's bare chest in canon and he has a completely masculine body and voice, if you want him to be trans as the canon gender then it'll be an AU.