[ SECRET POST #6347 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6347 ⌋

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


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[Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker]



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Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

What tropes would you love to see more of but in a different way than their usual portrayal?

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

Werewolves, but make them women. There are just not enough lady werewolves in the world.

Re: Based on 1

[greghousesgf]

time travel stories where somebody changes the past and it actually IMPROVES things.

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

For fic, de-aging stories where the person stays de-aged.

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[(Anonymous)]

Post-scarcity societies where people actually get to explore self realization and have rewarding, meaningful lives, as opposed to ones where there's a horrible government controlling everything from the shadows and people are disappeared for pushing against the confines of the invisible cage of their illusory happiness.

Re: Based on 1

[philstar22]

Honestly my favorite thing is tropes that tend to be specific to one sex or gender switched up.

Sex-positive, player female characters where it isn't just in a male-gaze way.

I love the action woman and smart/nerdy man dynamic. But again, not in a male-gaze way. Just, she's the one whose the physically strong one, the one who rescues him, he's the book-smart one.

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

"Grim Dark" stories where the main character chooses for good and kindness as often as they can and just kind of accepts that their best isn't always good enough instead of being constantly dreary.

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

Fuck Or Die in which the actual Fuck Or Die scenario is just the first chapter, and the rest of the fic is the characters trying to deal with the epic mindfuck of having been forced to have sex with each other, when ofc they secretly wanted each other before they were forced to fuck, but had no intention of ever acting on it, or else were repressing it.

Give me all of that angsty, guilty, fucked-up pining.

Enemies who are forced to fuck and then have to cope with the mindfuck of discovering that they kiiind of got off on it, and now they kiiind of want to do it again is also an acceptable variant.

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

The Reylo dynamic but the genders are flipped. I don't know of anything like it where the female Kylo Ren isn't also a femme fatale.

Re: Based on 1

[(Anonymous)]

reverse omega-verse
i want the bigger ones to carry the pups
and the smaller ones to be aggressive territorial little shits

Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

^^^^^^^^

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[philstar22]

Jafar from Aladdin, I think.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Muffy the Mouse from Today's Special. Yes I am old and was a strange child.

Also I looked that show up recently and my god those puppets are nightmare fuel. My memory did not match reality at all.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, jeez. Probably Lowly Worm from Richard Scarry's children's books.

Made funnier by the fact that my preferred physical 'type,' with guys, is young, tall, and skinny as rails. And apparently always has been. I was also partial to long-haired men, when I had the choice, though. XD; So you can probably imagine how much I loved Japanese media, later on.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[kaijinscendre]

I think Vegeta on DBZ? At least that is the first I can remember.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Dana Scully. It took awhile for me to recognize it as ones, though, because I wasn't aware that girls could be attracted to other girls.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Chichiri from Fushigi Yuugi

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

I look back at what I think of as my first few fictional crushes and I realize they were more "people I want to be" rather than "people I want to be with" so now idek if they would be considered crushes.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Biggles.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Picard, Jean Luc Picard

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm aroace so I never had any, but ships were kind of like crushes for me growing up. I remember watching The Sound Of Music when I was eight and feeling confusingly hot and fluttery and incredibly interested in Maria and Georg von Trapp's interactions, in a way that I think is somewhat analogous to a first crush.

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Xena

Re: Who was your first fictional crush?

[(Anonymous)]

Raziel from the Legacy of Kain series.

I was a weird kid, idk

What series are you glad you dropped when you did?

[(Anonymous)]

What's a series or media you dropped early on that you keep hearing stuff about and think "well, glad I already dropped this shit"?

(Brought to you by the past and current JJK fandom meltdowns that I'm happy to say I don't care about anymore because the mangaka turned out to be an asshole troll lol.)