[ SECRET POST #2637 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2637 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OK fs, I need a judgement call. I'm working on a fic, X/Y initial pairing, but Y/Q is endgame. HAVING SAID THAT, I really, really hate fics that (generally) give the initial pairing a hard time, and make X a douchebag only so Y/Q can be endgame. The way I'm writing it, it should be fairly clear which pairing is endgame, but I'm still trying to give X/Y an even chance, and portraying their inevitable breakup in a realistic and fair light. Should I tag both? Or, regardless of the opinion of the fic, will I incite the hatred of a thousand anons?

[siofrabunnies]

What I do in those situations is make a "tagging/pairings discussed at the bottom" paragraph, and say "So, X/Y is a thing, but the real focus is on Y/Q. No bashing, no ooc, etc." Well, I've done it for warnings and not relationships, but it works well.

[dazzledfirestar]

Maybe make a note of it in the additional tags? I think as long as you're not heaping evil tropes all over X character and making them the villain of the piece, you should be okay. Just give folks fair warning on the endgame ship.

[(Anonymous)]

If you dare tag them, make sure you tell everyone in the first chapter that it won't be endgame.

I don't care how realistic the author writes the pairing, if it's not endgame, I will not bother with it.