[ SECRET POST #4158 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4158 ⌋

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Comments

What does it matter if what people find scary is different?

[(Anonymous)]

What a shitty excuse. Literally every genre is like that.

Re: What does it matter if what people find scary is different?

[(Anonymous)]

What's with this "excuse" nonsense lately? Fic writers do not need an excuse for anything they choose to write or not write.

Re: What does it matter if what people find scary is different?

[(Anonymous)]

This though. If I want to write something, I'll write something. I'm not going to get strong armed into writing something that I just don't want to write.

Re: What does it matter if what people find scary is different?

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, you sound angry.

It's not an excuse, because no excuse is needed. Nobody's obligated to write any genre. It is, however, a possible explanation for why people might feel like horror is a difficult genre to write - more difficult than other genres. When we're talking about motivation and why people don't do things, perception is important whether or not it fits with reality... or your take on reality.