[ SECRET POST #2868 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2868 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, who cares if something is canon?

A work has to stand on its own and, funnily enough, if a non-canon ship is written as more compelling than a canon ship, then go for it OP.

An author can say whatever they want about a relationship, but what they say doesn't matter so much as what you see OP. As long as you're not bashing anyone or forcing your opinion as truth on others, go for it.

As an example, Stephenie Meyer can state until the day she dies that Bella and Edward's relationship is loving and healthy but I will never believe her and, because of how she's written it in the books, I will never see that as true.