[ SECRET POST #2683 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2683 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Guilty pleasure fic tropes or genres

[cloud_riven]

If it reads like an enjoyably bad shoujo manga (eg: Happy Marriage!?; frucking Yu Watase stuff; Vampire Knight;), I'm in love.

When a character is magically, scientifically, or for some reason de-aged to a child, and now the cast has to take care of this kid version of their friend—or enemy!!—complete with maternal paternal instincts awakening all around.

A/B/O, but no guilt about it so I guess that doesn't really count :|a

And those fake couple ones everyone in the thread also likes! I get so into these nearly beard like relationships where they start to fall in love, and then maybe have a second, but sincere, wedding ceremony.

When the canon has a team-up of sorts (detectives, heroes, heroes and sidekicks, fucking hogwarts houses), I so dig it when someone writes a "but what if A was in B, or raised by C instead. Or what if E took them under their wing instead D? :O" kind of AU.

also lots of shipping tropes like constant pining, bickering as sexual tension, and tsundere/deredere.