[ SECRET POST #2251 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2251 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Most of the time I see it being used like "we all know (canon event) happened. What if it had gone differently?" I see no problem with that use

[(Anonymous)]

I agree, I don't mind that (as long as there is no fanon interpretation to that canon event, i.e. "We all know that [canon event] happened and there was [fanon]"*), but I used to go to a fic comm where I feel like I saw "we all know [character's parent's] are abusive" (even though there was literally no evidence in canon of this), and it just got old fast.

* which I know isn't what you said, just adding to your comment

[(Anonymous)]

Young Justice and Wally West? Because portions of that fandom have a fetish for his parents being horribly abusive and terrible.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. That obvious? :P

The worst part (to me, at least), is it shows up even stories not even about that; there was a story on the meme recently, with Wally getting different superpowers instead of speed, and his parents just abandon him, and it wasn't abuse, so it wasn't warned for, but it was just so utterly stupid that I couldn't with the fic.

[(Anonymous)]

It is, quite honestly, the reason I've pretty much stopped reading the meme. It makes no sense and I've talked to people who actually think it's Young Justice canon.