[ SECRET POST #4412 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4412 ⌋

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

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02.
[Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid]


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03.
[Haunted (on Netflix), "The Slaughterhouse"]


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04.
[Criminal Minds]


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05.
[The Promised Neverland]


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06.
[British rapper Big Narstie]


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07.
[Criminal Minds season 4, episode 13, "Bloodline"]


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[Angelina Jolie in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider]












Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 50 secrets from Secret Submission Post #632.
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.

Comments

[fscom]

General comments:

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Recs

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone in FS into One Piece and can give me some good ZoSan recs? (I can't get behind the SanZo naming, not because I care who tops, but because my mind just goes to Saiyuki, and it doesn't help when Gojyo's VA is also Sanji's).

Doesn't matter if it's AU or canon(lol cannon)-compliant, and I don't care about spoilers, I am about 834793892 episodes behind so I am cool with being spoiled.

Advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

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Should I become a single mother

[(Anonymous)]

I'm aroace and nearing that age where I have maybe the next year to decide if I should try to have a baby. Money won't be a problem, but I've only been in the city for a year. My nearest family is hours of travel away, and my social network is mostly co-workers, none of which I feel I could comfortably ask to babysit on a regular basis. The only people I know outside of work are those I meet through a hobby I'll have to stop doing for months after birth, and for which I'll need a babysitter if I want to take it up again.

I've lived alone since I started college, and I've never felt lonely for it. I value my family very much, and I'll openly admit that part of the reason I'd want a child is the hope that I'll one day be able to have the kind of relationship my mother has to me - even if I very much know that there is no guarantee that my potential child will feel the same way. I've never been particularly interested in children and at no point have I ever wanted them in particular. But I've spent the last few weeks imagining my life with a child around, and in my fantasies, at least, it's one that I like.

So to people on F!S with children: should I try to have one, or let it be?

Is it disrespectful to attend a church for service for spellcrafting

[(Anonymous)]

It’s kind of hard to explain but I’m working on a long term spell that kinda seems like it’s going to hinge on me experiencing a place of worship at least once.I absolutely do not plan on being disrespectful (or mentioning Spellcraft lol) and would only attend once to be present, watch, and listen but it feels kinda exploitative and that’s not an energy I want to involve tbh.

What dating sites or apps are for relationships rather than hookups?

[(Anonymous)]

I've been told tinder is for people looking for casual sex. I'm interested in meeting people but not jumping into bed with them. I don't know where to find other people who are looking for the same.

What to do at parties

[(Anonymous)]

I’m at a friend’s party and probably will be here for at least three more hours. There aren’t really events, just people hanging. Since my friend is the host she doesn’t have time to hang. Also, basically all her friends are grad students who all know each other except me. I have spent the last year dealing with mental illness, physical illness, and crappy jobs, so I don’t have much to share. I have anxiety and am autistic, so I’m trying to interact but it’s not going well. As evidenced by me posting on here.

So quick f!s teach me how to make friends at parties.

Manga idea question.

[(Anonymous)]

I want to publish manga and I had one concept about late teens (17-18) being the groupies of a secretly siren popstar (and her demon manager). Would it be seen as gross being a fanservicy (with equal oppurtunity fanservice) thing?

(I find having anyone under like 14 in a fanservicy thing distasteful myself.)

Re: Advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

I have a classmate who gives me a hard time about things I like in the most passive aggressive way and frequently talks about people who agree with her as "normal people" often when I'm around. I like nerdy things like anime and trading cards is all.

My roommate agrees shes doing on purpose but thinks I need to "suck it up" and I shouldnt whine because people think I'm weird if I like "weird" stuff. I just dont want to be called abnormal or mocked. Am I whiny?

Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

What fictional characters come closest to your ideal romantic partner?

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Probably Doumeki. I am totally a Watanuki so I'd need someone chill to balance me out.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

At least personality-wise, Joan Holloway.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Zoe from Firefly

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Fitzwilliam Darcy (specifically the Matthew MacFadyen version)
Gilbert Blythe (specifically the Anne With An E version, and only if I were 15 again)
Max Evans (from Roswell)
Jim Halpert
Chuck Bartowski (from Chuck)

Basically, I like the "good boys" who are kind, a bit introverted, emotionally cautious, principled, and intelligent. Maybe a little bit intense. And extremely devoted to the women they love.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Terry from Brooklynn 99

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[philstar22]

Thor? Or Not looks-wise (though he is nice, I'd never get a guy like that in real life). But personality-wise. Just, his joy in life. I need that in a partner. I'm trying to think of a female version of that. Maybe Rapunzel?

Like, I'm really into villains. That's my top category. But not for real life, certainly. What I want is someone I can talk with and someone who has this sense of joy about life that is infectious. That's an instant turn-on for me.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, I’m honestly coming up blank here, and I’m the OP of that “the Phantom of the Opera is one of my fictional crushes” secret from a bit ago. There’s a difference between fictional crushes and ideal romantic partners—I tend to get crushes on exuberant, flamboyant, deformed/monstrous villains, but that would be terrifying and maybe exhausting irl.

I guess someone who doesn’t mind that I’m a slob, actually likes housecleaning, and wouldn’t mind tramping around local zoos/parks/woods with me while I catch frogs and ID native plants, and is fine with my primary means of expressing affection being home cooked food and random gifts I think they’ll like. Maybe film Abe Sapien? I like classical music and he seems laid back but also is used to dealing with unstable weirdos aka most of his friends/coworkers, and apparently he likes blondes. And I live close to the ocean.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Vincent Valentine from ff7 was my imaginary boyfriend for some time.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

Buffy. The reasons Riley couldn't be with her were the reasons I thought we'd be a good couple. She has her own stuff going on and she doesn't need anyone. I don't like dependency to be part of my relationships.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[dahli]

Aha all my fictional crushes are 2D. Thinking about it apparently I'm the type who likes actually good guys (Not Nice Guy®) who are willing to put others before themselves and are dutiful, etc. Not necesarily a perfect boyfriend but just a kind person.

Re: Imaginary Boyfriends (or girlfriends)

[(Anonymous)]

The Man in the Yellow Hat (PBS kids show version). Dude has a house in the country, an apartment in the city, and travels a lot. He plays in a band, leads a scout troop, values science, and has the patience of a saint.

Fiction pet Peeves

[philstar22]

What are little things that bug you in fiction, whether that is canon or fanfics.

One thing is "gods" used as a mild swear in worlds that have multiple gods. Like, using god as a swear word came about in English for specific reasons in specific contexts. There is no reason to assume that they would have the same swear word in a world where multiple gods are worshiped.

Re: Fiction pet Peeves

[(Anonymous)]

One thing is "gods" used as a mild swear in worlds that have multiple gods. Like, using god as a swear word came about in English for specific reasons in specific contexts. There is no reason to assume that they would have the same swear word in a world where multiple gods are worshiped.

TIL.

Also, now I'm wondering what the swears were like back when multiple gods and goddesses WERE worshipped. Did you say, "Oh Hera!" or "Oh Anubis!"?

Re: Fiction pet Peeves

[(Anonymous)]

In canons where certain things have stayed secret for literally hundreds (or thousands) of years (existence of werewolves, vampires, magic, etc.) and the story (canon or fic) has people who presumably want to keep these things secret acting like complete and total weirdos in public (not just acceptably eccentric), especially in small towns.

Re: Fiction pet Peeves

[rosehiptea]

Making everything work out great for the main character even though that actually means life sucks for a lot of other people. (But they're not important because they're not the main character.)