[ SECRET POST #2132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2132 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that is weird if you're usually very neutral to gender in fiction. Could it have something to do with there not being many canon M/M or F/F couples to begin with?

[intrigueing]

I have no idea, but that sounds like it might be part of it. It's harder to navigate three permutations of noncanonical Ho Yay rather than the vibes one character has for two characters who already have a canonically romantic relationship with each other.

Maybe it's because most of my fandoms don't have a lot of canon homosexual couples (my fandoms are often ones catering to male audiences)...but now that I think of it Buffy/Willow/Tara is actually pretty intriguing...