[ SECRET POST #4358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4358 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Fanfiction is not normal storytelling though, and the experiences your readers are looking for with fic are not at all what they look for in an original story.

[(Anonymous)]

No, the experiences you are looking for with fic aren't what you look for in an original story.

That doesn't mean other people don't, in fact, want the same sort of experience they'd have with other media.

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[(Anonymous)]

Fanfiction is normal storytelling in every way. There are "normal" books that are actually fanfiction in many ways and whatnot (like the Brontë sisters). Otherwise parody would be the same. This all is pedantry, really.

Fanficton readers feel the need to be entitled to the content, since with fanfiction writers it's possible, and hardly ever with published writers. The need to use power as a reader is the thing, "I need to know it's for me" is stupid, really. It doesn't matter what your reasons to read are, since it's about the reasons of the writer. Synopsis and ratings are enough. If you get triggered? Look for milder rating. Or don't read at all or write your own stuff. Nuff said.