[ SECRET POST #4862 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4862 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's perfectly reasonable to not want someone to finish THEIR story, even if they aren't going to. At one point they sank work into shaping their ideas into something, and some stories are more personal than others, but even when they aren't... well, there's still some pride involved in creating something. And it's fair to not want to put your stamp of approval on something that might be poorly written, or might run counter to what you envisioned-- things you don't have a guarantee of until you see it.

Now, it's also perfectly reasonable for someone else to want to write their own ending. We're all writing fanfiction, after all, it's part of what we do!

To me, there's a big difference between a fanfic-based-on-a-fanfic, and asking someone if you can finish their story. If someone wrote their own ending and said 'this was inspired by X fic, this is the idea I had based on their scenario' it would feel less presumptuous.