[ SECRET POST #6310 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6310 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This comment feels like two separate thought fragments. What are you trying to express, fellow anon?

[(Anonymous)]

"I'm sorry that not all media has people apparently just barely tolerating each other" is the entire thought, because I can't understand what they find mushy about "people become as close as family."

As others have pointed out, what else would you call a particularly close-knit group? Friends doesn't feel weighty enough for "would throw down my life for you without a moment's notice." There's no real roles in that kinda dynamic, just... Really tight, unbreakable bonds, which is gonna be most media where people don't just barely tolerate each other.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I see that in The Losers, which I love.

I really love this trope but rarely refer to it as "found family."

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ayrt
Thanks for explaining. The original comment makes more sense in my brain now.

And yeah, I agree.

[(Anonymous)]

I find non familial platonic relationships much more interesting than familial ones. I don't know what specific name I would use, depends on the canon and characters, but I dislike the term found family personally.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I don't understand the difference.

[(Anonymous)]

To me there's a whole range of platonic dynamics outside of family, and it's not the only way to describe caring about someone above just tolerating them at all. This is more of a semantic issue though, if for you "found family" encompasses all close platonic relationships well enough.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I'm thinking of stuff like One Piece or Persona 5 or Final Fantasy VII and I'm not sure how else you would describe the main casts there.