[ SECRET POST #6548 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6548 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What tropes are you not a fan of in fandom?

[kaijinscendre]

I just hate it but because you really going to die instead of just telling someone you love them? REALLY?

Re: What tropes are you not a fan of in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

Peak miscommunication kink!

Re: What tropes are you not a fan of in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

I like the ones where it makes sense that they would rather die than confess. Like when the love has to be returned to break the curse, in which case I think it makes sense for a lot of characters to not want to put that guilt on the person they love. Or one fic I read, there was an operation to "heal" Hanahaki but at the cost of losing the ability to love altogether. So the choice is between confessing and losing the ability to love. (It made sense for the canon and character in question for the operation to be a serious option.)

Or a One Piece fic where Zoro got Hanahaki for Luffy and was just too emotionally stunted to realise that the whole thing was about love. I think even at the end, Zoro didn't really grasp what the flowers were about, but he declared his unconditional devotion to Luffy in that overdramatic way of his and even the Hanahaki disease realised that's as good as it gets for these two morons.