reenka

I'm sorry I keep only popping online to make st00pid posts, but... I love this comment on the recent greatestjournal hatememe, ahahah. There's just something so classic about it, I dunno. Maybe it's just the idea of Harry 'tapping' Draco's ass faster than Snape's that does it :D :D :D

...*taps*

For the record, I, uh... could try to give likelihood percentages, but fear they are both deeply in the negative in any realistic universe, how's that? I mean, it depends on what you consider 'canon', etcetc, but... it's like saying 'is it easier to climb Mt Rainier or Mt Helens?' ...'Cause like, DUDE, y'know? :))
Also, all things being equal, I'd prefer the H/S shippers bashing/ignoring Draco to them -shipping- Draco with Snape :P

...*twuntbobbles around*

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The funny thing is really how little I care, I guess-- like... well, I never cared about the subtext in canon or lack thereof, y'know? I like H/D the way it can be written, and I like their interactions in canon because they a) are cool in their own right; b) are interesting as jumping off points in my head, especially in book 5. The need to see subtext and then write slash from it has never really been instrumental in why -I- write, though I love to see subtext... in the end I actually find overt cases of it (like on The OC) frustrating 'cause the show will never GO there, and that drives me insane in close cases. Heh.

You're right that I H/D seems more sexual than H/R (to me, anyway), but in terms of comparing plausibility.... hm, that maintaining-vs-initiating thing is interesting. H/D, I always thought, was near-impossible to maintain, so I always got more into the initiating-- plus most people's idea of 'maintaining' is so cliche and settled, y'know? The idea of maintaining H/S makes me laugh. A lot. Not that it's harder, but just-- hahahahahaha. Y'know? Um. Initiating H/D vs H/R seems so -different- more than anything, really. The motivations would be hugely different, so it's hard to even compare, but in the end H/R just has more opportunity (at least that was my thing with the list).