[ SECRET POST #5601 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5601 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh no I meant that self-insert ships are different from readerfic. People who do self-insert shipping have a "fictional self" that they ship with their chosen character(s) and who they refer to as themself and they'll often talk about as if it's a real relationship in a pseudo-fictional way outside the context of fancontent. Readerfic stuff is just people who write and read canon character/reader stuff. You're technically self-inserting when reading readerfic but self-shipping in the other way has become to mean something else. I've mostly run into them on Tumblr.

I like name blanks because you can just switch it out with a word replacement extension or InteractiveFics. And it's honestly less clunky than trying to be vague about the name.

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AYRT

Ahhhh I see! I didn't realize that's a Tumblr thing (makes sense though). I think whenever I write reader fic, there's definitely an imagined "you"/oc, but even my fictional self/avatar was more of a thing when I was a teen (and was more of an idealized version of who I'd like to be).

I'll have to check out interactive fics; I usually read fics on mobile by downloading the pdf, so extensions aren't an option :/ i too would like to do the "actual name".