[ SECRET POST #3030 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3030 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I hate that so much that I always try to make both characters have healthy relations outside the romance (like you know, FRIENDSHIPS), but ALWAYS I get at least one person wondering if that means there's going to be a love triangle.

Because apparently each character can only have one meaningful relationship at each time and it can only be a romantic one or something.

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I know right? Like there needs to be an "excuse" or some other external justification for being in a relationship with someone -- it can't just happen because, oh I don't know, they fell in love and are happy being together? Not to mention a romantic relationship with no other friendships sounds pretty unhealthy, especially if the characters are not hermits in canon but mysteriously seem to turn into mutually-dependent hermits as soon as they get together.