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I had a pseudostepsibling for a while as a teen who I had a huge crush on, and in retrospect we were much more compatible than I realized at the time, although we've drifted apart since; I wonder if the pornifying of the archetype would have actually been a good thing for us

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Eh, stuff didn’t seem to spill over with the the wincest shippers \u2013 Flowers in the Attic had kicked off an incest romance fad in 1979, Game of Thrones was originally a commentary on genre fiction, and attentive readers would have recognized the Jaime/Cersei “siblings that had such a close, exclusive bond in their own world it was incestuous” thing as a trope.

But within what, 3 years or so since all the “step” family stuff came up on the tube sites, I see occasional glimpses of people getting excited about like, “bad moms” or “open fam” and I can guess what they mean and I think this might be one of those cases for building a fence around the Torah

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