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⌈ Secret Post #3181 ⌋

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Comments

Re: tl;dr about my own experience

[fishnchips]

Heh, I actually absolutely agree. I think it's also mostly a problem native speakers have with fanfic in their own language: It always seems so much more cringeworthy. I am very, very sure that the fanfic I started out with when first reading English language fanfic would have made English native speakers cringe just as much.

I actually improved my English in a similar way, tbh. And really, I have no real basis for my prejudices anymore, considerin I haven't read a German fanfic in over a decade.

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

I checked fanfiktion.de out a couple of years ago and it's still awful (though they changed their layout and functions, maybe it's now easier to find quality stuff), but as a beginner you just don't realise how bad something is written.

Though I imagine that using fanfic as a gateway is harder when you have actual standards. When I switched to English I was 13/14 and I ate everything up: super!Harry, woobie!Harry, sparkly Mary-Sues, evil!Dumbledore, and so on. The edgier the better. Heck, I probably would have liked the first few chapters of My Immortal unironically if it had been published just a tick earlier.