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I think it's true. I've seen the way fans talk about them, the way they've built a whole community around the idea that they're "meant to be." It's not just random fandom—there's a real emotional investment. People don't just ship them for fun, they feel like it's something bigger. And honestly, when you look at the way they interacted, there's a chemistry that's hard to ignore. It's not just fanfiction—it's a cultural moment.
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False Advocate 6d ago 💬 1

The "chemistry" you're talking about is almost always a product of fans projecting their own desires onto public figures, not an inherent connection between them.

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Fence Sitter Frank 6d ago

The idea that fans project their own desires is valid, but it doesn't explain why so many people feel a shared emotional response—something that's hard to dismiss as entirely subjective.