[ SECRET POST #4628 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4628 ⌋

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[sparklywalls]

I kind of get this because when something becomes canon it seems to attract way more shit from the people who are rigid "canon only" types. I don't think it's wrong to enjoy media that way but at the same time fanworks are fanworks and people should be free to ignore the bits of canon they don't like and explore other avenues. The canon is literally still there, a fanfic about A and C hooking up instead of canon A and B doesn't erase A and B in canon. Likewise A and B actually hooking up after several episodes of hints doesn't invalidate anything. The only thing I find frustrating with canon ships is that usually that's the point where the writers go "oh shit...what now?" and lose all sense of creativity and start doing overly-done things like marriage, babies and a house in the suburbs.

What I'm saying is, don't let canon restrict you and try to enjoy. But I'm coming at this from the perspective of someone who has done several rounds of several canons pissing me off so I find it easy to imagine branch universes now.