[ SECRET POST #2191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2191 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can't speak for the others, but even if Once Upon a Time's fandom is mostly het-oriented, it's not as though there aren't any popular same-sex pairings. It's just out of the ordinary because Swanqueen, the big slash ship, is a big femmeslash ship. And then there's Aurora/Mulan and Ruby/Belle. I'm mostly a het-shipper and I only sort of ship Aurora/Mulan out of those three pairings, but I think it's kind of cool to see a fandom that isn't all 'ew slash is icky' but doesn't worship dick on dick action either. Most of the mentions of guyslash are kind of jokey, like some snickering about Rumpelstiltskin/Prince Charming/sheep or drooling about Mad Hatter/Dr. Frankenstein/Rumpelstiltskin rockband AU slash.

[(Anonymous)]

No, yes, you're absolutely right. I was understanding "slash" as used by the person I was responding to to mean m/m slash, but yes, OUaT is very femmeslash friendly. I should have clarified. It's just a big fandom that has very little m/m slash - it's mostly all het or femmeslash.