[ SECRET POST #2700 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2700 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

I disagree that good h/c "has" to devote a lot of time to overcoming the trauma -- it's hurt/COMFORT, not hurt/recovery. Not all h/c fics end with the character being completely recovered/cured. It just has to convincingly acknowledge how devastating the trauma is, and avoid depicting quick fixes. A lot of the best h/c I've read doesn't have too much comfort in terms of the number of pages, but it's not because there's a sudden 3 page long magic instant cure at the end. The hurt character is still fucked up at the end of the story, and is only comforted enough to have their trauma slightly/temporarily soothed, and for the hope for/path to future recovery suggested.