[ SECRET POST #2342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2342 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Why do people obsess over how "canon" their ship is?

[(Anonymous)]

ALL OF THE ABOVE, OH MY GOD.

i do. not. get. why some fans feel the need to perform all kinds of cognitive gymnastics in order to justify why their ship is "canon"

why does it matter? people have shipped characters who don't even INTERACT or aren't even in the same universe.

the thing that bothers me is when some shippers (eg. supernatural fans) insist "IT'S SO CANON U GAIZ LOOK THEIR FINGERTIPS BRUSHED; THEY'RE MARRIED!!!" when it should be fucking obvious that the writers have no intention of including gay makeouts in thier show anytime soon.

you don't need to deny reality in order to ship something jfc.

Re: Why do people obsess over how "canon" their ship is?

[(Anonymous)]

As a former "canon shipper", I think it was originally just part of the speculation, but then people got defensive and hell broke loose from there. Which I never got - I thought certain ships were probably canon, but I didn't care if other people thought differently. Now I question the term "canon ship", because even if something is canon in that book/season/movie, who's to say something won't happen to change that?