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⌈ Secret Post #2524 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It says something that when looking for "a peaceful, normal life" everyone always jumps to Somewhere That's Green.

There could have been dozens of happy endings that could have been used to represent normal, from a storytelling perspective. She could have been a hap-hap-happy pig farmer with tons of close loving friends.

The choices aren't firing a canon or becoming a baby canon (pew pew pew! Fire out those 2.5 normal tokens) there are plenty of options other than that. To me, automatically associating "I want to be normal" with "I want to be married" is limiting and sad. There's nothing wrong with being married! But it's just one of many normal options, not the only option. So why should it be the only option for fictional ladies?