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⌈ Secret Post #7071 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'd love to see heterosexual life partners between male and female friends. I think if that happened enough... well, obviously, the shipping would continue but at least friendships that don't turn into romance would be normalized, regardless of genders.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. It bothers me way less when people ship pairs of male friends or pairs of female friends together simply because there are so many fewer m/m and f/f ships in media. But m/f ships? They're everywhere, and there's a really annoying assumption that if a male character and a female character are friends, that MUST mean they're eventually going to end up together. I want to see more pairs of male/female friends that just stay friends and never become a couple.

There's a male/female friendship in one of my canons where the characters have explicitly stated that they AREN'T interested in each other that way and yet fandom ships them anyway and it drives me insane.

[(Anonymous)]

+1, I was a noromo back in early X-Files days and never changed my stance. Some pairings are better as friendships, and this especially goes for m/f pairs. Not least because I'm usually drawn into media by the female characters and so often the writing for female characters gets dramatically worse the second they're paired up with a male character, and everything becomes about him. See Fringe for a prime example. Bones, too.