[ SECRET POST #5137 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5137 ⌋

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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

I just want relationships built from character and not circumstance, and honestly I think that would fix your issues too, OP!

[(Anonymous)]

I totally agree, although I have to admit that this thought only crystallized in my head the other day. Now I feel like I see it everywhere.

There are just so many stories where two people are supposed to be “perfect” for each other, but really it’s just that they got thrown together by plot circumstance. I mean, yes, I get that they probably grew close over the course of the drama/adventure of the story, but there’s often so little effort put in to show that they’re actually compatible character-wise.

[meadowphoenix]

Yes, and I understand where the OP is coming from because if one LI isn't the main protagonist, then the relationship just isn't developed properly. Like I get why people ship those shows with double protags, regardless of gender, because the premise of the show is usually how the two people's characters work together! I just need two characters who shore up each other's support each other's faults with each other's strengths, is that too much to ask?

[(Anonymous)]

This is why I always say I'm all for "well-developed relationships". In any way, shape or form too.

+1

[(Anonymous)]

Big time.