[ SECRET POST #4358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4358 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Please tell me you mean ask a trusted friend in fandom if they read it and what they thought. You aren't really suggesting it's easier and better for a person to recruit someone to give up their time to read a fic they might not actually be interested in, rather than the author taking one second to put a tag on there...

That just sounds like a sneaky way for a writer to try to get extra stats than actually being a viable option for the reader's mental health.

[(Anonymous)]

No, it doesn't.

If you have specific content you want to avoid, it's on you to find ways to make sure you can avoid it. It's not on everyone else to intuit your needs and work to meet them.

[(Anonymous)]

"If you're triggered by rape, that's not my problem, I should be free to do whatever I want and it's on you to just avoid me with no idea that I'm going to trigger you."

Suck a cactus, dude. Maybe it'll get your head on straight and remove the entire tree from your ass somehow.

[(Anonymous)]

If you're stupid enough to read a CNTW fic when you have actual triggers, that's entirely on you.

[(Anonymous)]

Or just... hit the back button once you realize the fic is going in that direction? I don't know about you, but I have never read a non-con fic where it wasn't very evident what was about to happen before it ever got to the non-con part.

[(Anonymous)]

Find ways to avoid content? Fine, we can argue whether that's true and/or any number of strategies. But "get a pre-reader" is not a viable option for most people and so shouldn't be part of the discussion, and I think any rational person can agree with that.