[ SECRET POST #2118 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2118 ⌋

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

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Comments

[astridv]

I haven't encountered unexpected!Steve/Tony so far (or maybe I just never notice because I don't mind them) but what is it with the constant Clint/Coulson out of nowhere? Why?! Argh. SMH.

[(Anonymous)]

They probably assume you don't mind because it's such a minor background pairing (usually) and it makes the writing more fun for them.

Back in the good old days where I used to fill any prompt thrown at me, I would end up writing pairings that I either didn't like or found squicky. I would cope by throwing in background mentions of pairings I did like. So...there's that too. I'm sure there's more than one Steve/Tony author who writes it because it's popular and not because they necessarily care for it that much. :)