the post about ‘toxic relationships in fiction =/= proshipping’ infuriated me because it’s so elitist and weird to assume the intentions of fan creators to be uniquely sordid whereas published authors get to write about anything. there are decades worth of scholarship for horror fiction alone pointing out its tendencies to sexually titillate as well as frighten. all I would like as a fan is to be approached with the same level of maturity and good faith as any professionally published artist, and that includes the sexual element of my art.

by on April 15, 2023 at 12:24 am
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Yup.

Fancops love to assume they know other people’s motives.

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Here’s my views on fiction and shipping: sometimes yeah, certain ships are things I fantasize about that I do want in real life, like friends to lovers, having a partner who is nurturing, having a partner who always checks on you during sex to make sure they’re not hurting you or if you want to withdraw from it, having a partner that doesn’t judge you for your kinks, being a dominant or submissive (I’m a switch) for any character I like, I could go on. Other times however, when I ship things like enemies to lovers, shipping a hero with a villain (like a Batman and Catwoman dynamic), a ship involving one of the characters in the ship being a psychopath, Yanderes, super aloof characters in a ship, it’s because I like it more in fiction, because if I tried to translate that into reality, it would be an absolute nightmare. So when I do consume fanfics, there’s sometimes truths in my tastes, but not always. I hope this makes sense, because I’m not too sure on how I explained this! 😅

by on April 15, 2023 at 12:24 am
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Indeed!

and yet for some reason fancops assume that everyone wants what they enjoy in fiction to happen in real life.

I wonder what that means for all of the fancops who love cannibals, yandere, guro, etc? 🤔

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Saw a fan of a multiplayer shooter game call the canon relationship between a canonically pansexual character from the game and his CANON NONBINARY love interest “literally homophobic” like..???? Do… do they know the definition homophobia…? Theres also several other gay characters and another trans girl in this game too like- huh??????

by on April 15, 2023 at 12:24 am
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“homophobia” is when someone writes a pairing they don’t like.

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