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⌈ Secret Post #6433 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

And as I mentioned, the only straight people I knew who had no slash pairs at all turned out to be religious and with a concrete anti-gay conviction.

Yep, this matches my own experience too. Like, my best guy friend is straight and doesn't ship M/M stuff himself but even he picks up on vibes (his verdict upon finishing a canon that we were both consuming together was "those two (the main male villains) are DEFINITELY fucking"). Most of the people I know who are primarily M/F shippers are more canon shippers than anything else and will ship an M/M or F/F pairing if it's canon, they're just not that big into non-canon ships in general so their ships end up being largely M/F just because that's 95% of canon ships.

But like you, I've also never met a straight person who didn't like a single gay ship at all who wasn't at least somewhat homophobic on some level. Not having gay ships doesn't make someone homophobic in and of itself, but there is absolutely a correlation between the two things in my experience.