[ SECRET POST #2325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2325 ⌋

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

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Comments

For the longest time, I thought foe-yay was the POINT

[nyxelestia]

To this day I'm still never sure of the gay subtext is meant to make villains creepier or just to entice some of the audience subsets with foe-yay.

That said, as a somewhat queer person, I'm with you on this. I know I should be offended and I know why it is offensive in general, but I just find it more fun than anything else.

Re: For the longest time, I thought foe-yay was the POINT

[(Anonymous)]

It's to make them creepier, and it's no surprise that a "somewhat queer" person wouldn't be bothered by it.