Fan fiction (including art, made up trailers like these, etc) often have pairings. Traditional male/female is known as "ship" (and those into them as "shippers"), and the term is increasingly being used to fans of real life romances, actual or just desired (eg, "Niley" for Nick Jonas + Miley Cyrus, or "Nelena" for Nick + Selena Gomez, and these "shipper wars" can get nasty!).
When the "ship" is 2 of the same sex, it's called "slash." Femslash is lesbian, but often slash is just called slash.
Btw, I only have a couple of guesses where the term "ship" came from, but I heard (never confirmed) that the name "slash" for gay romance pairings came from Kirk/Spock. It used to be labeled "k/s" decades ago as a secret code when it was much harder to spread stories of gay romances, and that slash mark came to be used for other gay pairings (including lesbian) as well, and thus the term "slash."
I don't know if that's true or not, just what I've heard.
Very short, but also very sweet. Great choices :D!
coldeadfish 2 years ago
Love this :)
FreaKysaucer 2 years ago
which epi is this? where sarah is hurt?!
keegirl0 2 years ago
the pilot, season 1 episode 1
FreaKysaucer 2 years ago
I love I love I love!!!
Erin
erienspice 2 years ago
Forgive my ignorance, but is this some sort of promo for a lesbian festival? What is Femslash?
michaelgriffin2003 2 years ago
Fan fiction (including art, made up trailers like these, etc) often have pairings. Traditional male/female is known as "ship" (and those into them as "shippers"), and the term is increasingly being used to fans of real life romances, actual or just desired (eg, "Niley" for Nick Jonas + Miley Cyrus, or "Nelena" for Nick + Selena Gomez, and these "shipper wars" can get nasty!).
When the "ship" is 2 of the same sex, it's called "slash." Femslash is lesbian, but often slash is just called slash.
JaneCochran 2 years ago 2
Btw, I only have a couple of guesses where the term "ship" came from, but I heard (never confirmed) that the name "slash" for gay romance pairings came from Kirk/Spock. It used to be labeled "k/s" decades ago as a secret code when it was much harder to spread stories of gay romances, and that slash mark came to be used for other gay pairings (including lesbian) as well, and thus the term "slash."
I don't know if that's true or not, just what I've heard.
JaneCochran 2 years ago 2
true....well yeah I just assumed the term 'ship' was short for relationship.
michaelgriffin2003 2 years ago
Haha brilliant! S/C are a grate Slash pare hehe I love your vids! but I would hope you know that by now :D
Kirame 2 years ago 2
WOW! Superb trailer! I Love Sarah/Cameron!
Ru01202009 2 years ago
wow glad you put it up, love it ,the looks say it all :)
zandarl 2 years ago
loved it - but where were the tank top shots lol
hockeyjules 2 years ago
iap awwee idea :P ^^
Trzynaastek 2 years ago
LOL !!!! Haha great :D
Mq112358 2 years ago
Ah.....those looks "say" so much
XITHACAG 2 years ago 2
I bow.............
That is so great
XITHACAG 2 years ago 2
Love Sarah/Cameron.Nice trailer. :)
Boringblog1 2 years ago 2