[ SECRET POST #2462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2462 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I hate it when people claim to identify with a character based on their own personal headcanon.

"You identify with a character you altered to be like you? No shit!"

Worse, they take it really personally when other people interpret the character differently or flat out don't like the character. They'll argue with people about it but no one else is privy to their headcanon and and gets why they're so upset (or has much sympathy when they find out).

[(Anonymous)]

Word. I try to be accepting about how other people relate to canon, but I've had bad experiences in reality with people arbitrarily deciding someone is supposed to play X role in their life, and completely ignoring what the person was actually like / getting mad at them for not playing along. It seems really invasive, disrespectful, and self-centered to me to edit someone else's personality in your mind this way, so it sort of squicks me even when people are doing it to fictional characters.