[ SECRET POST #2542 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2542 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

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I also wonder what's wrong with wanting your ship to be canon? Can't you be personally invested in your ship, and still appreciate queer representation? Why the heck are they mutually exclusive? Are we not allowed to like our gay ships ~too much~ or something to still support queer representation?

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. Nobody ever has a problem with het shippers wanting their ships to become canon, but if slash shippers want that, they're ~asking for too much and should just appreciate the one gay side character~.

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody ever has a problem with het shippers wanting their ships to become canon
...Spoken like someone who has never had an unpopular het ship. They do exist.

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody ever has a problem with het shippers wanting their ships to become canon

*Bullshit*. Complete bullshit. Former Buffy/Giles shippers will agree with me here, I think. I've been called (multiple times) a paedophile whose children should be taken away for shipping them ( only ever as adults, let's be clear).

[(Anonymous)]

Can't you be personally invested in a ship and not want/expect it to become canon? Or is that something only those of us in book/movie/complete fandoms do?

[(Anonymous)]

Sure you can. I prefer my ships *not* to become canon, because it gives more freedom to put them in new contexts and explore new developments springboarding off from canon. Writers's ideas are never going to square directly with your ideas anyway, like as not, and who needs to be validated by the creators anyway. Leave us alone, thank you, we're good.