is any one else like this?

[ShuriKitty]

@_Izzy_ ok [censored] don't get tol mad and ounch your monitor. It's a fuckin forum site chill out. [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored]

[_Izzy_]

@macncheese. i can [censored] tell TvT

[macncheese.]

@_Izzy_ [censored)

[Lucifer's Love]

@Raven can you PLEASE lock this?

[Luana.vasper]

What the hell happened here?

Anyways, replying to the original topic,

I often find myself in this situation as well. I don't create OCs really unless they're for a fanfic, but I do feel that I'm always indifferent to straight ships even when they're canon. I don't ever find myself shipping them. I'm not disgusted by them or anything, but I js don't fancy them. I do the same with yuri, actually. I'm just not interested.

[Innocent]

@redwater_bottle I sometimes do gay ship

[w1ckedsticky1983]

I mean, it could either stem from heterophobia, but I doubt that's your case. Majority of times, you just wanna create a character that you connect with on a deep level. Expressing your own sexuality or queer identities in your OC creates an attachment since you both share experiences and is easier to articulate said experiences in the characters. Mainly because you have prolly dealt with it first hand #blabbering

I personally don't have issues with shipping straight characters or anything, but my 2 main OCs are queer/lesbians, so

[Luana.vasper]

@w1ckedsticky1983 This makes sense to me. Good job.

[w1ckedsticky1983]

@Luana.vasper lmao, tyy. I tried to explain it the briefest way I possible could

[Innocent]

@_Izzy_ IKKK BRO THEY PUT THEIR NOTIFICATION ONNN