[ SECRET POST #6270 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6270 ⌋

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An example that comes to mind for me is the chapter content warnings for the webcomic What Happens Next, where I feel a sense of dread waiting to see "how" it happens, which works really well for me in the general sad, funny, and tense tone of the comic. I think also the way the comic jumps around backwards and forwards in time makes having a glimpse of the bad things to come kinda unnerving. The current chapter has a content warning for suicide, for instance, which I appreciate as a trigger warning personally and also feel so much narrative dread and suspense from, not knowing what it means for the characters.

Idk, I would love to see the structure of content warnings used in horror, could be really cool in a thriller. It's a bummer that OP had a disappointing experience with the book they read but the effect they got from the warnings has me intrigued to think about.