FIC: Undercurrents (Blaise/Terry)

Title: Undercurrents
Pairing: Blaise/Terry
Rating: PG13
Word Count: 1700 words
Warnings: Language, Possible Parenthesis Abuse
Summary: Terry's fifth year is terrible--he isn't prefect, there's some stupid defense club going around, and all Hogwarts Houses are a disgrace, among other things.
Additional Notes: Originally titled TerryFic, but later scrapped because Terry would spork me for being a dork. :| It's subtle slash and it alludes more than anything. Subject to editing. Concrit is welcome, thanks.
Edit: For fanfic100, for the prompt And.

( God, sometimes Ravenclaws were such UTTER snobs. )

On Labeling Slash Fiction

Just, randomly, and I guess this issue's been run to the ground before, but is it dishonest and offensive to place a slash and drama fic under a Drama category if a Slash category is available, even if the fic is mostly Drama?

How many people find it offensive, exactly, considering I never even thought of it before? I mean, I think that generally, the HP fandom has a to-each-his-own philosophy when it comes to things we don't like (except ships, but dude, I thought we've transcended the het-versus-slash debate AGES ago, or is that just because of the people I'm friends with?), but apparently there are people who think differently.

It might just be me, but I think I find it offensive that people think any sort of fic needs to be labeled slash at all, or even just when it isn't the main classification for the fic, or rated higher than PG, especially if it isn't.

Or, I don't know. When there are Slash categories in archive sites, does this automatically mean that everything else is Non-slash? Isn't that a little, I don't know, unfair? If I'd known the archive was Mostly Leaning to Het, I wouldn't have joined because I don't usually write het--why do some people feel the need to be warned for Mostly Slash sites, but then never warn for Mostly Het sites?