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[serafina20]

veidt_fans pisses me the fuck off. Because, look, I'm as much on the "Veidt is waaaay coded queer" train as anyone (especially in the movie) but, sorry children, IT'S NOT CANON!. Subtext =/= canon. Sadly,it doesn't. I just... doesn't. End of story.

So, if people want to write Adrian/OFC fics, they can without subverting canon. Fucking up his characterization? Sure. Not always. NOt in every case. Hell. Adrian's gay in my fic, and I still think he's gonna fuck my (asexual) OFC simply because he's so thrilled she's alive, was so convinced he'd killed her, and in such a state of disbelief that she's not dead, he can't quite believe she's alive until he's experienced her on all levels. (if that makes sense and if I can pull it off).

Also, I'm pretty sure the BOYS folder was A) on the Pyramid disc and thus is either an acronym or, ikd, the a list of info about the boys in the lab or whatever. And b) was there internet/computer porn in 1985?

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[medie]

It never ceases to amaze me how fandom can be so stupid one note about things. Like, really? For people who like to throw around the Kinsey scale a lot, they seem to forget there's a whole spectrum between totally hetero and totally not.

*has not seen Watchmen* but, really, it's entirely possible for a person to be bisexual, leaning toward homosexual and still be attracted to someone of the opposite sex, really. *facepalm*

[serafina20.livejournal.com]

*has not seen Watchmen* but, really, it's entirely possible for a person to be bisexual, leaning toward homosexual and still be attracted to someone of the opposite sex, really. *facepalm*

Bisexuals don't exist. What you talking about?

What really gets me is the first time I stumbled across them (thinking "Hey, cool! A community about a character I like) they were picking on someone who's Twitter account was "mrs_veidt". So, probably (hopefully) a kid. And calling her homophobic (not to her face, but still).