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⌈ Secret Post #2952 ⌋

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[Tales of Zestiria]

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[Strange Magic]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Star Trek: TNG]

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[Person of Interest]

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(Dangan Ronpa)

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(Splash, Daryl Hannah)

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[Once Upon a Time]

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[VH1's Hindsight]

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So someone wrote a fic based on one of my prompts at a fest. And it is a pairing I love and a particular kink I love. Only they included two things that are a quick for me (and that I had listed as things I didn't want).

I can see how with both they thought they were toeing the line, though, and not actually including those things. But for me they hit the squicks and I couldn't even finish.

So I'm not sure what to say in a review. I want to be nice, and usually I try to review by saying things I liked about something even if I disliked other things, but honestly I couldn't even read far enough to know if there were parts I liked.

Wow, that's hard. Maybe "thanks so much for filling one of my prompts - it's always a treat to read about [pairing & kink]," or something like that?

When I'm trying to be nice, I'll try to thank them for the thought, without quite saying that, and leave out the less than stellar execution.

[ SECRET POST #2952 ]

What do I say

Re: What do I say