[ SECRET POST #4952 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4952 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

God forbid people write what they want to, instead of what you want them to! Not all of us do this to "perfect out craft". Fanfic has ALWAYS been at least partly about filling in the scenes we don't get to see in order to explore the lives and relationships of characters beyond what the creators give us. Just because that's not your cup of tea, it doesn't mean the rest of us are doing it wrong and need ~recommended guidelines.

[(Anonymous)]

Scolding ayrt for having their own reading preferences is a tad hypocritical, since you're arguing that people should write what they want.

[(Anonymous)]

Point to where I am insulting the anon for having different preferences than the "jibberish" some people write, and we can talk.

[(Anonymous)]

I said "scolding", not insulting. Please read more carefully if you want me to respond seriously.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and I meant that I am not going to be shamed for "scolding" a person who insults others. Just because you didn't understand my comment doesn't mean I didn't understand yours. If you want to criticize someone, the anon above calling fanfic that doesn't meet their preferences "jibberish" is a good place to start.