[ SECRET POST #7045 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7045 ⌋

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Comments

[dani_phantasma]

I'm more bothered by the people who refuse to see difference between fiction and reality and police ppl about it. Ppl doing/saying weird but harmless stuff and not hurting anybody are fine.

[(Anonymous)]

"the people who refuse to see difference between fiction and reality and police ppl about it" that I've encountered have tended to BE "yume shippers." I've seen them get mad that someone drew shippy fan art of their "fictional other" with another character because they saw this as the "fictional other" being made to cheat on them

[dani_phantasma]

Ahhh hmm I haven't encountered those types tbh but.. imo anyone who acts in a way that harms or harasses other people counts . Whether it's antis or obsessive yumeshippers or both (didn't know they overlap but they probably do somewhere.)

[(Anonymous)]

lmao, oh god. I can just imagine the meltdowns should the original author canonically pair the character with someone else.

I don't know what's worse, those types of folks or the ones who do that soulbond/fictionkin thing (though nowadays I think soulbond might mean something else), and get offended anytime someone "mischaracterizes" them in a fanfic they don't like.

Some people need to get a grip, it's literally all made up.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 and it very often comes with a side of homophobia because a lot of the time the people they're getting mad at are people who are drawing the character in an M/M ship.

[pengilly]

I have seen some of that before, from non-sharing yumes. Sigh. Admitting to it to fish for confirmation that their f/o only loves them. So I won't deny there isn't some truth to it.

(I'm actively delighted by seeing "doubles" and ships involving the character I self-ship with, so I can't give personal experience).

But for the most part, in my f/o's fandom, most of that kind of behavior comes from other canon x canon shippers.

(E.g., claiming that one character is "cheating" on [insert heckler's preferred love interest] in the drawing. That the artist is homophobic for not shipping with [insert fan-favorite same-sex character].)

Fans of canon x canon pairings often project onto the characters just as often, if not more often, than yumeshippers.