I Ship Them
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HoneyB
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I Ship Them
When I first heard "I ship them" I had no idea what that person was talking about and had to google it. 
So, I'd like to know what you guys think. What characters do you "ship"?
Who are your favorite fictional people that you'd want to link romantically? I guess it can be from a book or movie, or whatever mix suites your fancy. Maybe they are from two different stories, or you thought they would have been better matched with another character. Maybe they are dead and can't ever really be together.
Ex. I ship Daryl Dixon and Beth Greene (from The Walking Dead, TV show)
So, I'd like to know what you guys think. What characters do you "ship"? Who are your favorite fictional people that you'd want to link romantically? I guess it can be from a book or movie, or whatever mix suites your fancy. Maybe they are from two different stories, or you thought they would have been better matched with another character. Maybe they are dead and can't ever really be together.
Ex. I ship Daryl Dixon and Beth Greene (from The Walking Dead, TV show)
A book is a device to ignite the imagination.
~Alan Bennett
~Alan Bennett
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kezzstar24
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I was always a big Robin/Barney shipper when it came to How I Met Your Mother...now I'm depressed.
I also heavily shipped Naruto and Hinata from the Naruto manga. That one always makes me smile.
Book-wise, I've always been very Harry Potter/Ginny Weasley and (as horrible as it probably sounds) Lucy Pevensie and Tumnus the Faun (they just seem so cute together!).
I also heavily shipped Naruto and Hinata from the Naruto manga. That one always makes me smile.
Book-wise, I've always been very Harry Potter/Ginny Weasley and (as horrible as it probably sounds) Lucy Pevensie and Tumnus the Faun (they just seem so cute together!).
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Alexavier-Taiga
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I am guilty of shipping johnlock (John Watson and Sherlock Holmes). It started with BBC Sherlock and ten transferred into the books
So many books to read, so little time..
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HoneyB
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I ship Buffy and Angel (the start of my minor vampire obsession)
A book is a device to ignite the imagination.
~Alan Bennett
~Alan Bennett
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ALynnPowers
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I was always a Malfoy and Hermione shipper personally... no reason. Just liked it.
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Miri Faye
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I always loved Percabeth and Reyco from Percy Jackson and the Olympians. also Jelsa (Jack Frost/Elsa)
“As he read, I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once.”
― John Green, The Fault in Our Stars
― John Green, The Fault in Our Stars
