[ SECRET POST #5216 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5216 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

You do you! I wish all the woe-is-me people who catastrophize about antis cancelling them would just wise up and do this.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm thinking of this too!

Part of it is I haven't written smut much before, and I know some of the things I like to read are considered "badly written smut."

But the other is... you'd have to try, but my main fan stuff is loosely connected to my real life stuff (the art makes it obvious as well as my work field). And I know society's a lot more prudish, and women, especially/even scientists, do receive a lot of harassment on the internet. I don't want people to easily connect these activities

[(Anonymous)]

Never stopped any author from having a different pen name for their weirder stuff

[(Anonymous)]

I want to do this too (altho not for a/b/o lol). We should both just go for it, tbh.

[epicurean]

Have fun! <3

[(Anonymous)]

I've done this before, though I've never written A/B/O. I just kinda like having that separation between the types of works I publish on AO3.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a blank burner account on Ao3
Multiple actually

Hmm

Maybe I'll give it a try. Say has anyone tried writing fem!abo? Hmm

[(Anonymous)]

I should probably do this because I'm too woried to even kudos the really filthy porn with my 'real' handle.

[(Anonymous)]

I do this! I have more than a few alts, actually. I made one for RPF and another for stuff with some out-there kinks.

It's not that I'm ashamed of the kinks, but it's so different than my usual stuff that I don't think my subscribers would really read it. And actually, there isn't a lot of crossover with the readers because I don't recognize the usernames leaving comments. So that's interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

What if your readers are all the same people, but they're also using their second accounts? :O

[kallanda_lee]

I like this theory!

[(Anonymous)]

It's possible! That would crack me up.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a burner account and know for a fact someone follows me on both my main and my burner. I'm constantly psychically projecting at them to shhhh and not notice in similarities in writing or posting style

[tabaqui]

Awesome! Go for it! :D
I've considered the same thing, sometimes....

[(Anonymous)]

OH YEAHHHH

Go do you, OP!

Signed,

Have a second AO3 where I like and comment on all the smut i enjoy, thank you writers.

[segnung]

My friend does this and I have fun being able to guess which fics are hers.

Do you, OP. Life's too short not to create and explore what you enjoy.

[(Anonymous)]

You could just post it anonymously. https://amp.reddit.com/r/FanFiction/comments/71epei/posting_fic_to_ao3_anonymously_not_orphaning/

[(Anonymous)]

Hmmm, that would make bookmarking my 'good' fic and my 'porn' fic easier to keep separate.

[kallanda_lee]

Sounds like you'll enjoy it, you do you!

[(Anonymous)]

I sooooooooo wanted to do this, but was too lazy and now my "fanfic name" is attached to some really, truly embarrassing fics that were often written on dares.

[(Anonymous)]

Mood!

[(Anonymous)]

Hooray! More naughty fic!