[ SECRET POST #4030 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4030 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

True, but these arguments don't only take place in canons that are clearly aiming for realism. People who don't like "whiny" characters (aka characters who react realistically to hardship) aren't usually inclined to consume canons where every trauma is treated with the gravity it would be treated in real life. Unless you're arguing against someone who hates a specific Grey's Anatomy character for being whiny, the critics might be the ones who have a point insofar as how the canon was meant to be read.

Though I suppose this is an exercise in futility until/unless OP deigns to elaborate.