[ SECRET POST #3246 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3246 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I never thought about it before, but I'm exactly like this too.

I do like fics expanding on glossed-over "action-guy-turned-dad" storylines that happened in canon but weren't focused on much, but if the whole "action-guy-turned-dad" storyline isn't canonical, I don't like it in fanfic.

I guess it just feels different to me when the storyline is established by the official author vs by a fanfic writer. Don't know why.

Maybe it's the same principle as why fanfics that explores a stupid or weird canon storyline can be really awesome, but fanfics that invent a non-canon stupid or weird storyline, and then explore it, are still bad.