[ SECRET POST #3070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3070 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So many time I see very interesting headcanon but ends up becoming pure wish fulfillment and sometimes masturbation fodder. Everyone is queer, teenagers having sex everywhere... Like it's nice, it's your headcanon and your work, but why putting it in a specific setting and ignore it? Why not use it to explore canon? Seems like such a waste to me. I really would like to see a fic or just ideas really exploring minority issues in Hogwarts. Like what is their stance on mental illness and LGBT problems, how it ties to the wizarding world's view in general.

I've seen the Isbalan Elric brothers idea before and didn't think much of it but seeing you talk about it makes me really want fic. Unfortunately I can't write to save my life, and so far I don't see any more than just art :/

[ketita]

That's the thing though, isn't it? When you flesh out ideas you can show why they're interesting, but without putting in the details it's just a question of random pigmentation.

And yeah, too often people don't actually want to explore canon as what it is, but just as wish fulfillment. Which I can kind of get, but I'm personally not so interested in those stories.