[ SECRET POST #3493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3493 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your most common non-sexual fantasies/daydreams?

[(Anonymous)]

Usually just daydreaming fanfic stuff. But like the cracky shit I'd never write, like, "what if this guy from a family drama is actually in a secret organization and really badass and then has to save his family! And maybe his dead dad who pulled him into the organization isn't really dead but brainwashed and evil now, and THEY FIGHT! And then the dad almost kills the son in front of everyone else, and the son's all "It's okay, dad! I know it's not you doing this..." which makes the dad pause until help comes and drops him just in the nick of time!"

Or, "what if this character on this show about normal people is secretly a werewolf! Or a vampire! Or a supersoldier! Or a wizard!"

Basically its a whole lot of ripping off one fandom and pasting it onto another.

Re: What are your most common non-sexual fantasies/daydreams?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm so glad it's not just me doing this.

And if the canon is fantasy/sci-fi/fantastical in other ways I'll mash it with another canon that's as different as it can possibly be. (which is one reason I used to read any and all MLP crossovers I could find)