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For me, shipping a couple has never been about assuming they’re romantically involved or expecting them to end up together in real life. It’s simply about appreciating their chemistry, hoping they genuinely enjoy each other’s company, and wishing that working together remains a happy experience for both of them🤍Even if their paths take them in different directions and they no longer work as an on-screen pair, I hope they value the friendship they’ve built along the way. At the end of the day, knowing that they found happiness in each other’s company and shared a meaningful journey together means so much to us🥹❤️🩹
Rain.𖥧. retweeted
You know your ship is dry as hell when you have to take canon narrative parallels from another ship and try to force them to fit yours
Rain.𖥧. retweeted
If being a fan of someone makes you lose your kindness and treat other people badly, maybe it’s time to rethink what being a fan really means. You can love and support an artist without putting others down or making people feel small just to defend someone you admire.
At the end of the day, I honestly feel bad for the artist you claim to love, because I don’t think they would want their name to be associated with that kind of behavior.
Being a fan should never be an excuse to be unkind.
Rain.𖥧. retweeted
I don't get the point of being in fan spaces just to stir drama and hate. Being in fandoms is about having fun, enjoying & forgetting for a while about real life problems. If you can't get that and just bring toxic behaviour to places that are supposed to "heal", just go to hell
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I think I have a thing for middle aged fictional couples. Young couples don't excite me anymore 🥱
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when your ship is doomed but you remember they're fictional so you can make up scenarios where they live happily ever after





















