[ SECRET POST #3771 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3771 ⌋

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

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Comments

[ibbity]

If it really is a "fixed" version of your fic, that...actually seems really presumptuous and obnoxious of the other author tbh. Although my kneejerk reaction of disgust may be rising from the fact that I CANNOT STAND the trend of writers including 65 jillion mental health labels in their fic, frequently stuck onto characters whose canon personalities DO NOT match the actual symptoms of said mental health labels. Most of them absolutely do not make it work and the result is clunky and After School Special-ish. Now, I have no problem with people writing mental health fic when the character can reasonably be believed to be dealing with those issues in-canon, such as people who write about Steve struggling with depression after being revived out of the ice in the MCU to find that everything and everyone he cared about is decades gone. It's the sheer gratuitousness, terrible handling, and mischaracterization I keep seeing that gets me.