[ SECRET POST #4344 ]

[case]

⌈ Secret Post #4344 ⌋

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

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 36 secrets from Secret Submission Post #622.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

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[fscom]

Official advertise your fandom-related event thread.

RULES FOR THIS:
1. NO images bigger than 600x600 in either direction (banners, et cetera).
2. ONE POST PER USER under this thread.
3. What IS allowed: roleplay advertisements, fandom comms, fandom events, things like that.
4. What is NOT allowed: anything for profit, any kind of fic/art commissions, seeking 1-on-1 RP, that kind of thing.

[fscom]

Official clickables thread.

RULES FOR THIS:
1. NO huge images or columns of images that require scrolling, please.
2. ONE POST PER USER under in this thread.
3. If you're going to post, try to at least help the others.

[fscom]

General comments:

(If the thread contains spoilery/triggery content please warn/post as 2nd comment so it collapses!
Please collapse images, too!)

Ask Something

[(Anonymous)]

What is something you've wanted to ask, but never been able to for whatever reason? (Question that might be taken the wrong way, no one to ask, etc.)

Re: Ask Something

[(Anonymous)]

Why do parent friends think their friends care about the most mundane details of their kids' lives, and why do other parents find it interesting?

This isn't a childfree rag on parent friends. I really don't understand why my friends with kids go crazy over Child Person getting a new pair of shoes, for instance. I can understand the big milestones easily. But it's a pair of shoes, not walking for the first time or the first day of kindergarten or winning the Nobel Prize.

It seems to mostly be on social sites like LJ and Facebook. IRL, my parent friends talk about their kids, but not like that.

Re: Ask Something

[(Anonymous)]

Why does half the internet think everyone is too happy, and the other half think everyone is too negative? I've seen people complaining about both, and it's quite contradictory.

Books that had a profound impact on you?

[(Anonymous)]

And how/why?

(Doesn't have to be, like, a life-changing book. It could just be a book you read and haven't been able to stop thinking about since.)

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[(Anonymous)]

Harry Potter. I know hating JK Rowling and contending the books were horrible the whole time is all the rage, but say what you want, the books shaped my life. I owe so much to them.

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[type_wild]

It's technically not a book and I know I've mentioned it on here before, but the absolutely biggest story in my life is "The Story of an Hour", because it just instantly showed me how living alone can be a privilege, and how for some people, the happily ever after might come when a relationship ends.

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[kaijinscendre]

After The First Death by Robert Cormier. It was the first book I ever read that made me realize, "Oh, books can have really depressing endings. And that is okay."

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[philstar22]

Harry Potter was a big one when I was growing up. The old Star Wars EU as well. Anne of Green Gables. The Silmarillion more recently.

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[(Anonymous)]

As a teen, Francesca Lia Block's books had a strong impact on me. I was deeply unhappy and life was pretty mundane, but her writing tapped into an inate feeling I had that life was also strange, quirky, sensual, and full of beauty - even when it was awful.

As an adult, Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels made a tremendous impression on me. Actually, I loved it for the same reasons I loves FLB's books as a teen, although Fugitive Pieces was much more adult, nuanced, subtle, and realism-based.

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[(Anonymous)]

Lord of the Rings. It got me through adolescence.

Re: Books that had a profound impact on you?

[(Anonymous)]

Technically a short story, but "The Circular Ruins" jut changed me as a writer and a person.

Looking for good writing challenges/comms on DW

[(Anonymous)]

Aside from bingo challenges.

Re: Looking for good writing challenges/comms on DW

[silverr]

honestly, just follow the fandomcalendar and fandom_on_dw comms -- new non-bingo challenges pop up every day or two.

Based on 7

[(Anonymous)]

What is something you want to be remade (or adapted) and what do you want changed?

What pairings do you love that you wish for more love?

[(Anonymous)]

Rare pairs here!

Do you boycott anything? If so, why?

[(Anonymous)]

Any brands, companies, stores, whatever? For what reasons? Can be a local store, for a reason as petty as the employees there are awful, or something idealistic.

Secret post is pretty late today...

[(Anonymous)]

Hope everything is alright with case!

where is the new post???

[(Anonymous)]

I'm concern

[mishey22]

I hope everything is okay with you, case

[fscom]

Games thread!

HMMMMM

[(Anonymous)]

It's late. No post?

Re: HMMMMM

[(Anonymous)]

I've been reading this comm daily for so long now (5+ years at least!) and I always start to worry whenever the posts are late. Hope things are okay, Case! <3