[ SECRET POST #6886 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6886 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I just want the story to reflect canon. It doesn't make any sense for some character casts or canons to suddenly be openly and straightforwardly queer positive, especially historical ones, even if they were known to have been very down-low queer or willing to turn a blind eye as long as you didn't make a fuss. On the flip side some character casts or canon settings would be super queer positive so having that suddenly be missing in order to write an angsty story where your faves are long suffering little babies uwu is unreadable in the other direction

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I just like it to feel IC for the ship and setting. I do get why people enjoy the fantasy of a homophobia-free fic though!

With historical settings, I find it jarring also when super modern identity terms are used. Again I get that it's a fantasy and not meant to be realistic when the story is written that way but I really like seeing queer characters, in settings where this makes sense, trying to put their feelings for each other into words, despite lacking the easy access to information and community that I have today.

[philstar22]

This. I want things to feel in-character and make sense.