[ SECRET POST#6433 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6433 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. I have plenty of friends who ship primarily het ships, but they also acknowledge the existence/possibility of non-het ships as well even if they don't personally ship them.

If you don't ship ANY non-het ships in ANY fandoms, then yeah, I think that's something you probably need to examine. Even my straight dude friends have some gay ships that they're into or at the very least acknowledge exist in the canons.

[(Anonymous)]

Meh. I only have gay ships, no het ones (I don't hate het, I just don't actively ship any het ships) and I think -especially if someone is straight- they do not have the obligation to have some "alibi"gay ships in their shipping portfolio just to avoid getting called a homophobe. Let people have their preferences.
And considering how batshit the SU fandom was about shipping, I can easily see someone getting hate for het ships in it.

[(Anonymous)]

"And considering how batshit the SU fandom was about shipping, I can easily see someone getting hate for het ships in it."

Yup. People have been harassed to the brink of suicide in that fandom for a whole lot less than that.

[(Anonymous)]

It's one thing to say that someone should be able to a acknowledge the existence of non-het ships; it's another thing altogether to say that they themselves must have at least one non-het ship. That transforms shipping from something people do because they find a pairing hot or because a dynamic speaks to them into a calculated political act.

You can't force someone to have shippy feelings for a pairing, anymore than you can force someone to be attracted to a particular gender.

[(Anonymous)]

No, you can't, but I'm gonna be honest, if someone has NEVER found a non-het ship that has dynamics they enjoy, then I am going to wonder why that is when non-het ships have just as varied dynamics as het ships do.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you wonder why straight people have never found the same sex attractive, despite people of the same sex being as varied as people of the opposite sex?

[(Anonymous)]

Except shipping has absolutely nothing to do with your sexuality. I know lesbians who ship m/m and gay guys who ship f/f.