[ SECRET POST #2315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2315 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with this entire comment so much. It's more the mood whiplash that is the problem with SOME happy endings - drama, peril, despair, and magical happy ending. And many times I've heard the same complaint with SOME dark endings - fluffy story, where the author tacks on a 'surprise! they die!', because they think this will make it gritty and deep.

I think it's the endings that feel misplaced, or that they don't suit the story, that people are complaining about. Unless you just don't like sad stories in general, in which case, don't read those stories that are tagged Drama/Angst/Tragedy, etc.

Also, for me, writing endings is very hard either way.