[ SECRET POST #2633 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2633 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure about the 'most', but I'm definitely not this way. I think I'm almost the opposite? I fall headlong for characters, but rarely get overly invested in ships. Running the numbers on AO3, I've written for something in excess of 70 fandoms, not counting duplicates and adaptations, and I've only got about a dozen OTPs over all of them. More than 2/3 of my stuff is gen (69%), with slash and het next, then a handful of moresomes and femslash.

My general pattern in fandoms is to fall for a gateway character/characters, usually ones whose story arc or theme set push all my buttons, and then read outward from them and pick up the odd ship along the way. I fall for character types and character arcs, and most of the relationships I fall in love with tend to be platonic as well (teams, partnerships and comrades-in-arms primarily, though also several flavours of adversaries). Romance just ... isn't really the main thing on my radar.

So ... you've got at least one definite outlier to your 'most', anyway?

[abharding]

I was thinking the same thing. I am glad to see I am not the only one.