#replytoanon

Hi anon! Yeah I just made an ao3 account, but it’s really more for archiving my FFN stuff in another place so I’m just gonna be importing my stories for the next couple of days. 

There are a couple of other anon messages similar to yours, and I hope you guys don’t mind if I just answer this one.

Thank you so much for the support and well wishes. No, Van didn’t straight up cheat on me - that’s one of the few consolations I hold on to. We struggled with an issue a few months ago, and we’ve been trying to go on without conclusively resolving it ever since. I guess we knew that we aren’t going to change each other’s mind whatever we do or say, so we just tried to go back to ‘normal’, hoping that things would be fine as long as we didn’t do anything to rock the boat. I see now that that was not a good idea.

Waaah sorry I didn’t see this until today!

Belated happy birthday, Jyl! You are one of the nicest, kindest, most supportive people I have met through KC and I wish you all the happiness and love in the world. :)

P.S. I am scrambling to write a Klarolenzo oneshot for you right now.

I’m not gonna sit here and pretend like I don’t understand how people can be confused and think that about other people - generally speaking and not just for a particular case - because I get your point and you’re entitled to that opinion.

But the thing is, everything has been set and is final. Not that you can’t question anything anymore, you can personally think whatever you want and no one can stop you from doing so. But regardless whether you quietly or vocally express it, there’s really not much that you can change, unless you feel so strongly about this to want to take it up with those in charge. Some people wanted things this way and made the effort for it to happen, and those in charge thought it was fine so let’s respect that. Let’s just have fun and roll with what’s here. 

Can I just - waaah this is making me a bit emotional. :’)

I was 16 when I joined the fandom. I’ve taken countless breaks and down times, but somehow I always end up coming back. And it’s not just because of Klaroline the ship.

Thank you for this message, for being one of the insanely kind, talented, passionate people that this fandom is always filled with no matter when or where you look at it. 

Thank you to all the people who were here in 2012-2013, for laying out the foundations this house is standing in. Those years were some of the best I spent in this fandom.

Thank you to all the people who were in 2014-2015 - the most difficult and trying years to be a Klaroliner - for making sure that there is no storm that can take this house down. I’d never been more proud of being in the fandom that I was during those times.

And finally to the people who are here in 2016, assuring that the legacy of this house lives on - Thank you. You are the fresh new blood keeping this fandom alive, it’s a pleasure for me as an ‘old-timer’ to meet you.

Whenever you feel sad about Candice’s interviews, think about this:

Candice is entitled to her own opinion - so if she thinks Klaroline won’t work (right now at least - she can always change her mind), that’s fine. :)

Pay more attention to the facts that she herself says.

“All they did was a phone call.” And somehow the magnitude of that phone call is greater than anything that happened to Klamille or Steroline.

“[Klaroline] is still going, it’s still going.”