[ SECRET POST #2251 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2251 ⌋

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

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Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[fscom]

13. http://i.imgur.com/xjsjsFG.jpg?1

[(Anonymous)]

*yawn*

Nice try, though.

[got_swagger]

[(Anonymous)]

who cares, though

who cares if you're a real, authentic multi-shipper or not

who seriously gives one single piece of a single shit

[intrigueing]

LOL :D You really have to be more subtle and faux-intellectual in your phrasing to be taken seriously, hon.

[otakugal15]

Yes it does make you a multishipper. Just because you have one, or maybe two, specific characters that may end up in various ships with other characters, you are no less a multishipper. And sure, you can prefer one over the others, the mere fact you can ship mre than on pair makes you a multishipper. Besides, you can go through phases and have a favorite for a bit, then switch to another later. You still ship multiplebships.

tl; dr, you are a multishipper.

Get off your fuckin' high horse.

[dethtoll]

not being one who makes a big deal out of shipping things i really don't understand secrets like this that make shipping into some big fucking deal, like what the fuck is a 'true' shipper or a 'multi-shipper' or whatever, this isn't a field of science or whatever, people will ship what they want, relax

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand what you're saying. Do you not believe in multi-shipping period, or do you not believe people are really multi-shipping if they repeatedly ship the same character with various other characters? Do you believe they are multi-shipping if they never ship the same character twice? That makes even less sense.

I don't know what you're trying to say, OP.

[ex_paola492]

What if I call that character my fandom bycicle? What if, OP?

[illiadandoddity]

No, it means you are a multishipper. Who has a favorite character.

I ship Cloud/Aerith, Cloud/Zack, Cloud/Sephiroth, Cloud/Reno... multiple ships. Because I love Cloud and think he goes well with lots of people!

[insanenoodlyguy]

Obviously you don't read homestuck.

Everybody x Everybody OTP

[omens]

Am not understanding why you can't have a fave ship yet still ship all the ships. Some are more believable, some are hotter, some are more dirtywrong, so you can also have faves for different moods as they strike.

[(Anonymous)]

This secret makes no sense.

/squints

Nope. Still doesn't.

I mean, is there a test or something, to prove if you're a "true" multi-shipper? Should I have studied?

[brooms]

that only means the person is a one true character fan. & in the case of slash, the one true character/bycicle is usually the one without a canonically hinted end game love interest. (like, say, rodney in sga or daniel jackson in sg-1. or merlin instead or arthur in merlin.)

what's funny to me (not grating, just legitimately funny in its transparency) is when people really push for a "good, open minded fan unlike those wanky ones" cookie by claiming to be a multishipper when in reality what they ship is one pairing while vaguely supporting anything that keeps other characters out of the way of their otp.

eta: i'm always super surprised when i meet someone who ships "opposing" pairings. like ron/hermione AND harry/hermione, sam/dean AND dean/castiel, or zuko/katara AND katara/aang. it's incredibly rare.

[(Anonymous)]

You sound ridiculously happy about this, OP. "AHA- so you're not a real multishipper after all! I knew it!!"

[badass_tiger]

Does this sound like someone trying stir up a polyamory debate to anyone else? OP sounds a little troll-happy.

[(Anonymous)]

And if you ARE a 'real' multishipper, then...what, you achieve nirvana or something? Is that why it's so important? Are you on a crusade to show people why being a TRUE multishipper is so important?

[silverau]

I lol'd.

[(Anonymous)]

Wouldn't being able to ship the same character with multiple people make you even more of a multishipper than if you only shipped pairings that could not possibly interfere with each other?

[ryttu3k]

I like Vegemite sandwiches, and I like peanut butter sandwiches. And just because I have a slight preference for Vegemite sandwiches, that doesn't mean I dislike peanut butter sandwiches too. In fact, sometimes I might even prefer a peanut butter sandwich! Vegemite sandwiches aren't exclusively the only sandwich I'll ever eat, even though I do like them a little better than other sandwiches. Just because I like Vegemite sandwiches and peanut butter sandwiches unequally, that doesn't mean I don't like multiple sandwiches.

Incidentally, 'sandwiches' no longer looks like a word.

[grainne_mhaol]

IDGI

What would make one a true multishipper, OP?

Having more than one ship?
Having more than one ship in the same fandom?
Having more than one ship with the same character, but only if you don't give one ship with them preference?

I just want every possible character in my fandom to want to be as hot for my fave as I am. Is that so wrong? Is that so wrong???

[(Anonymous)]

Why do you even have to ship everything equally to be a "true multishipper"? Sometimes I like my pizza with root beer and sometimes with Dr. Pepper. If I tend to favor Dr. Pepper, who cares?

"True Multishipper" is an empty term that you've made up to make yourself feel better than people. You shouldn't really, this secret just makes you petty.

[(Anonymous)]

i feel like op might be reacting to how people place multi-shipping above otp-shipping, which might rub otp-shippers the wrong way.

also, i sort of agree that shipping character A/everyone does not a multishipper make. I only consider people multi-shippers if they are able to at least ship a/b, a/c, and b/c simultaneously.

[(Anonymous)]

... I thought that was basically just a One True Character or Fandom Bicycle situation? A subset of multishipping, not a separate entity?

I ship MCU Tony Stark with everyone (except Steve, because megaships make me leery, and Fury, because the thing with Howard makes that kinda weird). I ship him with Pepper, Rhodey, Bruce, Natasha, Loki ...

Actually, someone recently attempted to explain the Homestruck troll romance thingy to me, and since then I've been kinda curious to see if I can lay my shipping-Tony-Stark choices out on a quadrant (as I understand it, at least). Tony and Loki are kismeses, obviously. Pepper is either matesprit or moirail. Rhodey fluctuates all over the place, between morail and auspistice and matesprit. Bruce is either matesprit or moirail. JARVIS is auspistice. Natasha is somewhere between auspistice and moirail, depending on where he's catching her.

I've actually spent a rather alarming portion of the past few days wondering if you can do that for all your fandom bicycles. Like laying people out on Natasha's grid, either (Clint is moirail, almost definitely, Steve might be matesprit, Loki possibly kismesis, Bruce maybe auspistice, Fury auspictice too). Or Harry Dresden's (Murphy is moirail leaning towards matesprit, Marcone is kismesis, Billy and Georgia are auspistice, Susan was somewhere between matesprit and kismesis, Luccio was a moirail he wanted to be a matesprit). Or the Doctor (kismesis with the Master, obviously, moirail or auspistice with the Brigadier depending on regeneration, a series of matesprits and moirails across companions, auspistice with Barbara and Ian) ...

And yes, before actual Homestruck people point it out, I'm basing this on one rather garbled attempted explanation. But it's such a cool idea, this small galaxy of potential relationships that you can cluster around a character. Heh. Even as flawed of an idea of it as I've managed from that one conversation.

OT, yes, sorry. To the main secret ... I'm pretty sure I'm a multishipper? I mean, there are pairings I don't like for various reasons, but they don't usually have anything to do with other ships, but with either the characters in the ship (I'm really picky about enemyships or any ship likely to end in tragedy) or with fans' reactions to some ships (megaships give me hype aversion like you wouldn't believe). But short of that it just depends on if the characters interact well (or might possibly interact well if they happened to be in the same room/story/universe as each other).

If you pick a favourite character and then cycle pairings around them, how does that make you less of a multishipper?

[(Anonymous)]

Is this something people actually worry about?