[ SECRET POST #3161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3161 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"One person's "reliving it in a safe space" feels more like adding to the bullshit idea that high school is some awesome wonderland."

Oh fuck you. I was horribly bullied, and while I agree that it's not an amazing wonderland, I'd really prefer to imagine an experience where I wasn't made to feel like I was nothing. Where I didn't go through every day feeling like I had to keep it in.

Maybe it's not contributing to some bullshit idea or pretending that it's a perfect place, maybe some people would like to imagine an experience that wasn't incredibly painful. Wish fufillment. The same kind of wish fulfillment as people who would like to go to Hogwarts. Why is wish fulfillment for a fantasy or sci fi setting acceptable, but wish fulfillment for a better high school experience is just bullshit?

[(Anonymous)]

My conclusions are for me and how I view high school AU. You do whatever you need to do to be happy.

[(Anonymous)]

I apologize. I initially misread you as saying that people's reasons for writing it is to present it as perfect. I was wrong, and I apologize for being aggressive.

[(Anonymous)]

Apology accepted, and no worries. Given your bad experiences, I completely understand wanting to reinvent high school as a better experience and I hope it helps.