#cherson

[thevillainsfangirl]

"Umm... those characters are related.."

[livinces]

Just in case any new followers need a reminder:

[girlypopinspos]

Tag your ship.

[the-epic-hiram-lows]

which blossom twin initiated their fucking

Cheryl. Jason was hesitant to take her virginity, but she insisted.

If you're asking who initiated their affair, I think it was a mutual decision. They both knew how the other felt after a long period of meaningful, lingering stares. They both knew what they were doing when they entered whichever private room saw their first passionate kiss, which both of them dove into at the same exact moment. They are twins, after all.

[livinces]

"Shipping this toxic and/or Controversial™️ pairing doesn't mean we want to see them get endgame and live happily ever after, it just means-"

Speak for yourself, buddy ✋🏽 — I am currently planning their wedding and picking out baby names! We are not the same.

[livinces]

"And they were siblings!"

Oh, my God, they were siblings...

[livinces]

"Why do people ship them?? THEY'RE SIBLING CODED!"

"Idk how people can call them "sibling coded." They don't look at each other the way siblings do!"

Meanwhile, the way some siblings in fiction look at each other:

These are only a few examples.

[thevillainsfangirl]

I saw someone saying that there are people who are fine with incest ships, but not gay ships.

Yes, that's why gay ships, even non-canon ones, are super popular while anyone shipping incest, even when it's canon, get death threats, suicide-baited, and told they should be raped.

That's why there are now many canon gay ships in TV/film/literature while canon incest ships are few and far between.

That's why R*verdale was supposed to have a canonical twincest pairing, but they chickened out last minute, and then made the sister gay and put her with a girl.

Sure, Jan. We don't live in fucking Westeros. 🫩

(And even then, it was only allowed for the Targaryens they had dragons.)