[ SECRET POST #2287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2287 ⌋

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

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Comments

[eaten_by_bears]

There's a million different ways for siblings to interact with each other. And a lot of fictional siblings are written with an intentional creepy edge to them. My only two sibling!ships I can think of the top of my head are Azula/Zuko, where there's constant headfuckery and standing way too close and bursting into each others' bedchambers in the middle of the night, and Rex/Ana from Rise of Cobra, where they progress from playful wrestling, gazing at each other adoringly and finishing each others' sentences to reenacting the scene from Nosferatu with a giant hypodermic while Ana's in her underwear.

Neither of these pairs are anything like my relationship with any of my siblings.