[ SECRET POST #2716 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2716 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 044 secrets from Secret Submission Post #388.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ], [ 1 - this is getting too obvious now, anon ].
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Comments

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

When a season/book/movie-long problem could've been resolved if Person A had just been upfront with Person B.

I mean, it's one thing when it's in character for the person to hide it or when someone actually HAS to hide it, but when things just go to hell because no one thought it important enough to mention... argh.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

oh god. I hate that SO MUCH. JUST TALK TO EACH OTHER >:(

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much my whole issue with the third season of Angel. I could actually buy Wesley doing what he did, but to not mention it to anyone? Even Fred, the girl he was supposed to be in love with, who would be earnest enough to listen?

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[queerwolf]

yep. If people would just talk to each other, so many problems could be avoided.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[rubbertea]

supernatural comes to mind. it's basically the poor communication kills trope played over and over again like a scratched disk.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

This is my least favorite RL twist, too.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[a_potato]

Ugh, yessss.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

"But I was just trying to protect you! How was I supposed to know that you'd make friends with that serial killer. And I'm sorry that my family tried to have you arrested, because I didn't tell them that you had nothing to do with the murders."

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[writerserenyty]

Yes; when the entire problem could have been fixed by a short conversation or a text, but the show forgets that people can talk.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[diet_poison]

yes this so much

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[tabaqui]

YES YES YES. I despise that. Especially when assumptions are made and people are all 'i'm never talking to them again/breaking up/not marrying/not trusting' so and so without any actual *proof* of anything. BAH.

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[(Anonymous)]

don't watch jdrama or kdrama- the amount of emotional constipation and keeping things under wraps for NO REAL REASON when the problem could easily be solved by actually having an adult conversation would drive you insane

Re: Tropes/common twists you hate

[otakugal15]

You know...Maleficent did that...but I still enjoyed the movie. >_>

Sometimes I like the trope, other times it can be annoying as fuck.