[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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Comments

Not really?

[chardmonster]

Assuming shipping means "really being a dedicated fan of a pairing" and not just liking the way a story is going.

On top of that, a lot of people just aren't into shipping to begin with. They might just have a couple, or one, or none! Are these people shallow? Or just not, y'know, weird like us?

Dude, we're weird. That's okay, but shipping is inherently weird. Don't hold other people to your weirdness standard.

Re: Not really?

[(Anonymous)]

I fail to see how this comment is relevant?

In this context being shallow is not necessarily a bad thing. If you're only shipping characters you find attractive, then yeah, that is shallow, but like I said, not a bad thing as long as you're not making up bullshit excuses for it. And before anyone tries to argue that it's the whole reason why shipping exists, it's not true: some of us based on factors other than that.

I'll agree with you that shipping is inherently weird, though.

Re: Not really?

[chardmonster]

Generally shallow is used as a pejorative unless there's a qualifier or it's a body of water. Must've misunderstood.

And I'm with you on the attractiveness thing. I ship fricking Homestuck characters. They aren't even detailed. Let's not even discuss Adventure Time.