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Your definitions for shipping are a lot like all of mine - there are a lot of pairings that I say I "ship", but that doesn't mean I see their relationship the same way. There are some where I still want to see romance or a crush or even romantic feelings at the least, but nothing too physical or sexual (because the characters or young or because I just don't see them being that comfortable with themselves or each other. There are some where I can't see them in any functional relationship but I can see a physical, sexual, or romantic element to it and I'd like to read about that.
I feel like, when I talk about shipping, there's some element of physical attraction and romantic feelings, defined as separate from sexuality, but that's really the only common factor there. And yeah, there are some that I gen-ship as well, and I do wish there was a more definite word for that.