to the point of purposefully subverting typically-romantic AUs (such as hanahaki) in my fic, for platonic uses
Okay, but this sounds fascinating. I love the hanahaki trope (even though I often wish it was more tragic) but I've never seen it used platonically before.
Fanfiction does seem to revolve around romance, which I don't usually mind, but which can feel exhausting at times, especially when it comes with the devaluing of non-romantic relationships.
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Okay, but this sounds fascinating. I love the hanahaki trope (even though I often wish it was more tragic) but I've never seen it used platonically before.
Fanfiction does seem to revolve around romance, which I don't usually mind, but which can feel exhausting at times, especially when it comes with the devaluing of non-romantic relationships.