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⌈ Secret Post #2316 ⌋

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[Band of Brothers]

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[Princess Princess]

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[Once Upon a Time]

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[Doctor Who]

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[toby turner/tobuscus/tobygames]

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[Common Law]

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[James May's Man Lab]

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[The Enigma of Amigara Fault]

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[Mad Men]

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[Lost Girl]

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[Twilight]

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[Monsters Inc]

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[Archer]

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[Super Junior / Infinite]

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I can't speak for anyone else, but that is exactly a big part of the appeal in my case: they aren't me, but i like them and i want to see stories about them that don't happen in canon.

It's just really fun to explore and play around with those particular social elements, especially as big of a part as they play in most media, and as omnipresent as they are both in fiction and in real life.

Plus, often there's a lot more chemistry between characters who never get together than the ones who do. So there's almost always something to work with and expand on.

Since I also have a hard time being invested in traditional heteronormative relationships, it can also help me appreciate what's in canon by having a space to indulge in my preferences.

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