When you watch a TV show or read a book or watch a movie in which you shiptwo characters, and see their "moments" everywhere, whether they're together in canon or not.
The pilot of Merlin practically comes with Merthur shipper goggles.
I was reading the 6th Harry Potter book and my Drarry shipper goggles were on.
Whenever I watch Glee, I see Faberry through my shipper goggles.
When someone is against other people shipping a fictional couple because they personally dislike it.
Believing other people shouldn't enjoy a certain pairing and actively demanding those people to stop shipping it, generally involving morals as a reason to why they don't like the pairing and nobody else should.
Person 1: The other day an anti harassed me because they found out I ship Sylvie and Loki.
Person 2: Ugh, anti-shipping is so dumb. Why do you care that I like something that you don't? They're so childish.
A veiled reference to a Black Books episode, used as a metaphor for masturbation. In the episode, Fran masturbates to the shipping forecast because the reader's voice 'confuses her'... but in a good way.
#Shipleyness is a state of mind. Anyone within the parish of shipley, located at the centre of the universe in West Yorkshire can experience it. Being good at smiling, waving, squeezing, hugging, kissing and, just being nice helps👍