[ SECRET POST #2230 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2230 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I'm talking about a specific, sizable subset of people who do very much want them to be about romance.

In fact, if we're talking OUAT, Mulan and Aurora would be a good example. Aurora is canonically in love with Phillip, and Mulan is heavily hinted to be in love with him, but there's definitely a powerful set of fans who believe it's romantic. I think the difference is the people who think it SHOULD be love, and the people who wish it were. The former is the one that tends to butt heads with Team 1 the most, and the latter Team 1 gets annoyed with because it usually swamps over any talk about the friendship side. Rather, the friendship side is seen as a special flavoring for the romance, which is what they're really interested in.

I'm not denying there's a group of people who love the friendship and the idea of them being together romantically without necessarily believing that a good author in a perfect world would definitely have written them together, or something.