[ SECRET POST #3757 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3757 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Other than the fact that they're creepy, OOC fantasies? Okay.

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DA

Personally, I despise Mary Sue fic and reader insert fic intensely. But-

1. There is nothing objectively wrong with such fics.
2. Deny it all you want, but the last three comments sound like they were all written by the same person troll.

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NAYRT

They are inherently embarrassing though. I've got an imagination too, I can get with fantasies, but putting them down in words feels so cringy.

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DA

I find them extremely embarrassing and cringy as well, but am not sure what you mean by "inherently" embarrassing. Their ubiquity would suggest that a not-insignificant portion of fandom enjoys reading them and presumably doesn't think they're embarrassing.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I find them embarrassing and cringy too. But then the majority of the non-fannish (and male fannish) public seem to think fanfic in general is embarrassing and cringy. Meanwhile I think fanfic is one of the coolest things ever, and feel incredibly lucky that it's out there for me to enjoy.

The moral of the story: "embarrassing" and "cringy" are extremely subjective ways of perceiving something. There's nothing "inherent" about either.