[ SECRET POST #6446 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6446 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry that happened. It's likely the author had the ships and character arcs planned at the start of the series and fandom latched on to other ones, and if the author had plans for where the plot would go, they wouldn't change it to make the popular fanon ship(s) canon even if that's what the fandom envisioned and wanted. Changing it to appease the fandom might also run into more legal risk about copying ideas from other people, too.

Just kinda unfortunate for both sides.

Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

The author having the ship planned in advance seemed likely to me after the secret mentioning "brothers." If it's an M/M ship in a young adult series that's been going on for years, yeah, it's likely the author wasn't able to put it in the books back then even if they wanted to.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

OP

The books are definitely not YA and had two canon gay ships explicit on page and another revealed canon in book 3 and novellas.

The two characters in this novella barely interacted before and my wish for them to become brothers came from one character having a father-son-ish relationship with the other's father - a fact that caused some jealousy.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

OP again.

Okay, "barely interacted" sounds wrong. Let's say they were barely friends for a good chunk of the one book they interacted in but got better at it.

I really don't want to generalize because I obviously don't know everyone but I have yet to meet someone who actually shipped them or thought there was ANYTHING non-platonic about them and those books drip with non-platonic vibes for various ships (some of which I don't ship, but can see).