[ SECRET POST #3013 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3013 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 07 pages, 155 secrets from Secret Submission Post #431.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 1 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

19. http://i.imgur.com/gHSA6TG.png

[(Anonymous)]

Canon incest? What book/film/etc is this?

[(Anonymous)]

If we assuming TV/books - my first thought goes to Game of Thrones, The Borgias, or Flowers in the Attic.

[ariakas]

Given the zombie hands, I'm going with Resident Evil.

[(Anonymous)]

My thoughts as well.

[tabaqui]

Where is canon incest in RE?

(Oh, well, i do only know the movies, so.....)

[elaminator]

I was wondering that too, and figured Hemlock Grove. The picture looks like something from a Hemlock Grove promo, but the show isn't very popular so it could easily be a zombie show instead. (But what zombie show has incest? lmao.)

[(Anonymous)]

na

The Walking Dead graphic novel kind of had incest...in the form of The Governor french kissing his zombie niece

[kittydesade]

I'm going with Newsflesh. I think that has canon incest.

(I didn't actually get through the first book even, I picked it up at a really dumb time to read zombie apocalypse fiction and haven't picked it up again, but that's what I hear.)

[(Anonymous)]

Technically not incest as they're related by adoption, not by blood. They even got blood tests to confirm they weren't related.

[(Anonymous)]

If it's a book it could be the Newsflesh series, that has a relationship with adopted siblings. Not sure if it has much of a fandom but there's 86 fics on ao3.

[(Anonymous)]

I never understand how people can get halfway through a fic (as it was in my case) and somehow fail to notice all the previous warnings, failed to look at the original summary for the fic, and failed to take the canon situation into account before lambasting me for not tagging things.

Did they think it was suddenly going to turn into sunshine and rainbows fluff, or...?

[(Anonymous)]

There are people like that. One of my favorite fanfic writers was writing a dark fic and even labeled it as such, and then started getting hate the second it started actually getting dark and gritty.

Even if it wasn't labeled as such, everyone should be free to write their fanfics their own way.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand people who insist on incest warnings. Unless you're making two canonically unrelated characters related, the pairing should be warning enough, right? If John and James are brothers in canon, then tagging a fic as John/James should make it clear enough that this is incest.

[(Anonymous)]

Some people browse tags for fic and read things outside of fandoms they're familiar with; they may click on a John/James wingfic not knowing that the characters are canonically brothers, and be squicked out or upset when they start reading and realize what's going on.

On the flip side, some people may browse incest tags looking for fic to read. Someone looking for brother/brother incest but unaware of the canon John and James are from might be happy to discover your John/James fic while browsing the Sibling Incest tag.

So it's helpful all around to tag for it!

[kaijinscendre]

Some people tag non-romantic pairings with the /. I have no idea why.

[(Anonymous)]

na

I hate that! I think people must do it to get more views or something

Transcript

[(Anonymous)]

Image: zombie hands

Text: Because I’m conflict-averse, I did what you asked an added an incest warning to the fic.

But really?

It’s a canon fucking pairing, you should have known what you were getting into.

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder how people who get all uptight about TRIGGER WARNINGS function in the real world. It seems like such a 'first world problems' thing to be able to think you can filter the stuff you see. Everyone who reads a story and gets triggered at bad or immoral things that might happen should just live in a bubble and stop trying to interact with the outside world all together.

There are things that squick me, but it's everyones own responsibility to click off the window or scroll past it. Nobody is forcing you to endure it unlike the bad shit that happens everyday off of your computer screen. The world is not going to trigger proof itself for you, you sheltered pieces of shit.

TW: discussion of panic attacks and sexual assault

[were_lemur]

Unlike books or movies where I can go to spoiler sites and find out if there is something that will leave me hyperventilating my way through a panic attack, there's no reliable, all-encompassing source for that information for fanfic.

It isn't about being squicked, it isn't about being upset by immoral things, it's about being viscerally reminded of how it felt to be held down with an arm across my throat, so I couldn't fight.

By the time I'm triggered, it's too late to backbutton or scroll past.

If you don't understand how people might want to avoid reliving being raped (or being shot at, or beaten, or watching someone die, or whatever the traumatic experience was) then maybe you should go away and live in a bubble until you learn some basic empathy.

People with triggers know that bad shit happens in the real world.

We've lived through it.

Re: TW: discussion of panic attacks and sexual assault

[(Anonymous)]

Even as late as the early 1990s people couldn't just look at "spoiler sites", yet miraculously people didn't need to clamor for freakin' trigger warnings on books. (even newspaper book reviews couldn't cover every book out there nor could they necessarily be as comprehensive as reading a book for oneself)

[(Anonymous)]

Well, for myself, the fact that ALL TV SHOWS AND ALL MOVIES (at least, all the ones that have been through ratings boards) are preceded by little bits that say 'Contains violence, adult themes, coarse language, and nudity', or whatever the heck else. Gosh, what does that remind me of... uh, two words... starts with a 't' and a 'w'... can't quite call it to mind!

[(Anonymous)]

Shh, don't tell them, it will RUIN THEIR ENJOYMENT or something.

[otakugal15]

But that's a vague warning. People who call for specifics need to learn to cope, especially if say, the WORD rape is used. There doesn't need to be a warning or a trigger for that one as that is being stupidly picky.

[(Anonymous)]

That might apply in the US, but that is the exception. Most people don't rely on labels (on everything).