#mofftiss

i just realized IF they filmed a secret episode it would be on the 22.1 = 221 = 221B Baker street

happening in the episode, and it wouldn’t have been a main thing. 
i think, if they made johnlock canon, we wouldn’t be happy about it now because it would’ve been a small scene and then the normal storyline would’ve continued. and that’s not what johnlock deserves.
i’m not sure if this makes sense to anyone else but i’m pretty sure i’m gonna get hate for this, this is my opinion. if you think different about it, im totally ok with that. [ if you see grammar mistakes, i’m happy that you have such great eyes, you can keep them es a reward for finding them]

the first thing i thought after sherlock 4.2, when mycroft and alicia (i think that’s her name) get dressed was iF MYCROFT GOT LAID LIKE OMF

remeber the theory i had about moriarty working for mycroft? maybe moriarty is working for fucking eurus instead of mycroft bc she wants revenge for whatever reason

friendly reminder for the sherlock fandom:
we have less than 2 hours for mofftiss to explain the sherrinford thing, somehow get moriarty back and (hopefully) catch him, save john watson bc he (probably) got shot and bring irene adler back.

GO TO HELL MOFFTISS BUT COME BACK TO MAKE MORE SEASONS OF SHERLOCK

I’m new to the Sherlock fandom so maybe I really have no right to say any of this stuff, but I’ve been wanting to get it out of my chest, ‘cause all this hate coming from some parts of the fandom is kinda making me uneasy.

I get that people are getting offended of how the show looks like it’s queerbaiting, and yeah I see what people mean.

But queerbaiting is never something intentional, especially since Mark’s a part of the writing. He’s gay, married to a gay man, and is an active advocate, so why would he tolerate, let alone, participate in something like that?

I’ve also read that infamous interview with Steven Moffat where the way he dismisses Johnlock was kind of rude & disrespectful, and that’s the one thing from the writers that put me off. He really should’ve worded that better.

For everything else, homosexual subtext has definitely been around since homosexuality became even minorly prevailent. But that doesn’t mean that just because something ensues homosexual subtext, that it should already be taken as such. Not every hint on gay ships in the show is intentional, especially not the romantic/intimate ones.

I get why a lot of people interpret it in a romantic sense, something like that isn’t 'jumping to conclusions’ or 'misinterpretation’. If you’re part of the audience, you have every right to have your own understanding of how the plot runs, and have every right to express it to the rest of the community, that’s why most of us retreat to platforms like Tumblr.

And it’s definitely okay to ship, that’s just being humane. You do that to any show, book, movie, you do that in real life for God’s sakes. (i don’t even wanna talk about ship wars anymore)

But just because you ship something, and the story looks to be pointing in that direction, and the characters act that way, and the actors sometimes hint that it might be what it is, it still doesn’t mean that it’s intentionally supposed to look like that.

I’m bi and I’ve been looking for some form of representation in shows that I get into, even in Sherlock, but I know that the writers don’t owe me that. They owe me nothing, if anything I owe them. They made me enjoy life a little more after getting to witness the brilliance of what they wrote.

I don’t really think it’s necessary to despise Steven Moffat and/or Mark Gatiss (especially Mark, oml) because their writing seem to insinuate a gay relationship, then they take it away.

And it’s fine to hate queerbaiting as a concept. Hell, it’s fine to dislike queerbaiting even if it isn’t intentional. But you need to hate the queerbaiting part.Not the writers who probably aren’t even doing it on purpose.

Accuse someone notforwho they are, but for what they’ve done.

Mofftiss deserve more credit than they’re already getting, because like it or not, Sherlock is one hell of a brillianty-written show. Amazingly worded one-liners. Carefully crafted plot points.

The show’s incredible, the actors are incredible, the delivery and production are all incredible. But all of that’s nothing if it weren’t for the writers.

They wrote Sherlock the way they wanted to, and they’ve been fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes since they were kids.

Above eveything else though, KEEP SHIPPING AND NEVER STOP. Doesn’t matter who your OTP is or which ships you support, keep at it, we love them, all of them.