[ SECRET POST #2530 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Questions for homosexuals

[making_excuses]

I'm bisexual, but really I ship according to chemistry, but most fanfiction I read is m/m, with some m/m/f and m/f, I would read f/f if I had any ships to read f/f about.

I have two types of shipping, the one I do based on a show and which characters I find most likely (and/or has most chemistry) to end up together in the show, mostly m/f, with some same sex pairings added in. Then I have the pairings I read fanfics for, where I still find chemistry, but I know they will never end up together. Or alternatively I don't think it would be a good idea for them to end up together in the film/show/book. I still enjoy reading fanfics, but it is more based on (in my mind) fanon than actual canon, both personality and pairing vise.

did that make sense? Also you know us non straights are just people too, right? It isn't like we are aliens and think completely differently from straight people...