[ SECRET POST #2435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2435 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of agree in the differentiation there. If an author just says OC's in general, it usually means that the OC's won't be an integral part to the main story or at least that they won't be romantically involved with canon characters. But when it's their OC, then yeah, I'd definitely be wary because we might be creeping into self-insert territory.

I used to have a firm "NO OC's" policy when it came to reading fanfiction, but a couple of really good stories changed my mind on that. When they're done right, they can be an enjoyable part of the story. I still don't want to see them get involved with canon characters though, that's still a big NOPE for me.