[ SECRET POST #2287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2287 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel kind of the same way, anon. A friend of mine once asked if I wished I could forget my favourite book so that I could read it for the first time again, and the notion kind of horrified me. In fact, I don't like doing much of anything for the first time. I like knowing what to expect so that I can make sure things are going all right. I guess it's a control thing? I mean, one of the reasons I read fanfiction instead of books is because with fanfiction I already know the story of the source material and its prominent themes and such, and a lot of fanfiction stays pretty close to canon in most ways. I think if anybody refused to tell me what happens in a show/story/whatever because they think it would "ruin" the experience, I would have a serious problem with them. And then I'd look it up anyway.