[ SECRET POST #2546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2546 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mostly agree. And I haven't seen the movie, but wouldn't you think it's a bit of a different situation if a movie or book or whatever had the specific message that OP is talking about. About two people being in love and how the entire message is saying it's equally as important as romantic love, and that a relationship doesn't need romance or sex to be valued. I mean yeah, ship what you ship, but it does seem like that would be missing the point a bit.

[dreemyweird]

I see how it would be possible to miss a point by shipping something (though certainly not "trash the idea" or be socially harmful in any other way), but it would definitely involve shipping it inside the canon!verse (as in, reading the canon as a romance and/or disregarding its main message). Because for fanon shippers, reading/writing love stories and squeeing over the epic canon friendship aren't mutually exclusive activities.