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cathaign replied to your post âanyways in timeline 41 quentin gets his memory erased and eliot...â
Fandom! To your computers! Let us retcon the last 2 EPs of season 4 and live in our happy place, away from the showrunners. This is why we have fandom. Love y'all, hugs to all.
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chmchm replied to your post âSo tonight I found out that I donât like martinisâ
You haven't had the right martini. A place by me put dry ice in a few of their martinis and they bubble magically and deliciously for about half an hour.
cathaign replied to your post âSo tonight I found out that I donât like martinisâ
What martini?
It was a vodka martini, so admittedly, probably not the best thing I could have gone with. Any other suggestions?
An issue with all fandom ships is that shippers in general (def. not all of them) feel the need to tear down other characters or rely on over-used tropes in order to validate their ship. In Sterek in particular, the "mate trope" continually appears. To make the ship and the chemistry work, you actually have to invest in the characters you're writing, and love all the characters in the story. Otherwise, you're not really shipping the characters. Everyone in the ship's life shapes them as ppl.
Oh no, never all of them. Most of them kick ass; and the fact that people have to repeatedly say this is just sad IMHO.
That is an excellent point! That is actually why I donât like the mate trope. It is just tossed around all of the metaphorical fucking room that it had gotten to the point where people are actually starting to think it is canon or something.
First off that is not how mating works: it is not a thing you are born with, know from birth (seriously wtf that doesnât make sense even in an AU), and you wouldnât know who youâre mate is from the moment you meet them. Also, yes wolves do mate for life, but they can also change mates so it is not as set in stone as people think. They also pick their mates based on who will bare the strongest pups.
Second: it is just lazy writing/shipping. If you have to resort to some magic mumbo-jumbo rather than put any actual thought into why these characters are falling in love/meant to be/make the perfect ouple/etc. than you obviously donât really care. But thatâs just my opinion.
I donât mean say that just because you like the whole mate trope thing you donât really like Sterek. I just think that if you have to rely on it to justify why you ship it or why they are made for each other instead of trying see what every other shipper sees when Stiles and Derek have scenes together than just lazy and seems like you donât really care.
Iâm not trying to be rude or mean or anything (even though Iâm probably am and Iâm really sorry) but thatâs just how I see things from my little corner of the shipping world.
cathaign replied to your post: That awkward moment...
It sucks to be grown up, yes?
Yes and no. Responsibility sucks, work sometimes sucks but I get to do whatever the hell I want. Move to NYC? Sure. Spend my money on Broadway shows? All the time. Go line up at ridiculous hours of the morning for Glee related events? More times than I'd care to admit. Its my life, I do what I want. :)
