[ SECRET POST #2956 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2956 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe that's just it. Maybe it's fun to imagine a world where high school didn't mostly suck and everything was like in the movies.

[(Anonymous)]

This. So much fic is wish fulfillment, is it that strange to think that people want to make up an idealized high school experience? Even – heck, maybe especially – people for whom high school was a less than pleasant experience irl.

[(Anonymous)]

Came here to say exactly this.

While I feel exactly like OP and wouldn't personally want to touch anything that reminded me of my high school days with a mile-long pole, I can definitely see the appeal of the do-over where you have control over the protag and can 'fix' all the things that were awful experiences for you. I can see how that could be very empowering for some people.

[kallanda_lee]

Yup. I do not read them often - but when I do, it's this. I mean, my teens sucked so badly, I didn't really have a normal school experience. So, it's fun indulging in an idealized version of it? To relive a fictional youth I didn't have through fictional characters.