"oh you're asexual? you must like gay porn then"
- an insane read from my coworker that I still haven't recovered from

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"oh you're asexual? you must like gay porn then"
- an insane read from my coworker that I still haven't recovered from
if there's one bit of fanon masquerading as canon that i would like to see die in 2024, it's the idea that voldemort can't love because he was conceived under love potion
that's about as canon as jkr supposedly planning to kill off ron and serve up fred/hermione endgame
Interviewer: How much does the fact that voldemort was conceived under a love potion have to do with his nonability to understand love is it more symbolic? J.K. Rowling: It was a symbolic way of showing that he came from a loveless union – but of course, everything would have changed if Merope had survived and raised him herself and loved him.
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I'm new to taco so I'm a bit confused abt what Tom likes abt Draco, what attracted him and what kept his attention bc there's many traits of him that Tom seem to despise but either overlook or finds... endearing? on Draco (especially in TTC and Alley Cat). Is it a 'he got used to him and then got attached' or something else? like how some ppl who dislike animals got attached to a pitiful one that is always near or is it something abt Draco himself?
like how some ppl who dislike animals got attached to a pitiful one that is always near
Please 😭
It's true that the greatest challenge to writing Taco is positioning them in a setting where Tom wouldn't utterly despise Draco. But tbh I could come up with a million reasons why Tom would despise and murder any of the characters he's commonly shipped with (except in tomcest, where he would still murder his other self, but wouldn't despise them). He's just that kind of guy ❤️
I don't see Draco as exceptional or the most narratively logical ship character for Tom, but I also don't see it as particularly more implausible than any other Tom ship. But I write Taco simply because Tom and Draco are my favourite characters.
I do believe that, under the right circumstances, Draco can exhibit traits that Tom values like loyalty, courage and competence. Draco is also morally flexible enough to not become an unacceptable obstacle to Tom. I am of the, perhaps unpopular, opinion that Tom wouldn't want a partner who he would feel truly challenged by—magically or intellectually. Like, imo Tom would perceive that as a threat, not a turn on. He's not insecure, but he is paranoid. And he wouldn't be able to trust someone who could potentially overpower him (that being said, I still ship Grindelmort).
I've answered a few other asks around this topic:
Why I like Taco
Tomarry vs Taco
Taco vs Dracomort
problem rn is i really want to write chapter FIFTEEN not chapter fourteen...
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Rating: Not Rated
Chapter(s): 1/?
Relationship: Tom Riddle/Harry Potter
Summary: Across a thousand worlds, Harry and Tom find each other.