[ SECRET POST #2597 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2597 ⌋

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Comments

[brynspikess]

I don't know about OP, but for me, OT3 isn't about "resolving that", "feeling better about my ship being sunk", or about "the more, the merrier". Sometimes I like two characters together, because I like the dynamic between those two characters. Sometimes I like three characters together, because I like the dynamic of those three characters together. An OT3 isn't just about adding an extra set of genitalia into the mix, or about trying to "resolve" a noncanon OTP by adding a canon ship. OT3 changes the relationship in a really unique and interesting way, how the characters relate to each other, play off each other, and depend on each other.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much this.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, fine, YMMV and all that, but there ARE people in fandom who seem to think that a trio is a solution to ship wars or a solution to a love triangle, and that's of no comfort to people who just like A & B together, period.

What you're talking about (three characters who already have chemistry), seems to be a separate question from "Don't be sad that C has broken up A and B, just ship All The Things, silly!" which is indeed an opinion I've encountered.