A quick note before we begin: All experiences discussed henceforth are mine, and aren't intended to be a generalization. You don't have to agree with me. Actually, I prefer it if you don't: there's better discussion to be had that way. Also, I don't mean to be offensive in the least, to anyone. Honestly. These are just thoughts, and this is
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Perhaps fic doesn't create spontaneous feelings that we've never had before, like apresmoi said earlier. It just builds on something we already have -- whether we know it or not. This is an interesting idea.
Don't worry about shutting up, hehe. It's a good thing that you're discussing. :)
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Fanfiction does have the power to change how we think and it's really interesting.
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Yeah, but maybe if you did see real-life incest, your opinion might be influenced a little by Pevensiecest. I'm not saying it will, just that it might be. Do you think so? Maybe without fandom incest, instead of saying I don't know how I'd feel you might be saying No, no, that's gross.
Just food for thought.
And yeah. Maybe we don't start to believe it, but when it's everywhere, we definitely begin to see it as more "normal" -- which leads to it being more "accepted". You know what I mean?
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Acceptance is definitely a good thing.
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Maybe opinions change more because of fandom than of fanfic. After all, it would make sense that a lot of pro-gay people are concentrated in fandom, and being around all those people might change your opinions...I need to stop thinking.
Oh, I had no idea Heroes had so much incest. I think the fact that people shipped them before it was revealed they were related is a point for the incest side. Wouldn't you see past the "they're related!" to the real heart of things, like "they're in love!" I think that's maybe the best way to get people to agree with incest.
...I'm sorry if this doesn't make any sense at all.
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