[ SECRET POST #3045 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3045 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fingalsanteater]

I like when friends fight but then come back together as friends again and become a couple (as long as the fight wasn't about dating).

[(Anonymous)]

Oh ew I hate that so much. It's like, the entire fight just existed as a means to an end to get the characters together.

[fingalsanteater]

Eeeh, well. I like the enemies to friends to lovers trope, so if it goes friends to enemies to friends to lovers, I like it. But, like I said, only if the enemy portion was facilitated by something not related to dating. Say one friend betrayed their other friend as a means to an end. Or, one friend was brainwashed (Stucky, for example).

[intrigueing]

What bugs me most is when fanfics "reinterpret" a fight or split-up that was canonically over a non-dating conflict as "actually, it was all just about their unresolved romantic feelings all along! That important issue that caused their fight actually didn't matter at all!" It's such a lazy way to render a canonical fight moot so the characters don't have to work through their issues, and makes the characters look like their lives and decisions revolve entirely around their romantic relationships.

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same

[ketita]

(as long as the fight wasn't about dating)

ughhhhhhhhh this. 99% of relationship drama in fanfiction is about the relationship itself, or one of the characters suddenly thinking about how maybe the other doesn't actually want them, or one of the characters nearly cheating or whatever and I hate it. There are so many conflicts that can put strain on a relationship! And then you want to see them overcome it together! but nooo