[ SECRET POST #6454 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6454 ⌋

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


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02. [WARNING for discussion of ableism]




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03. [WARNING for discussion of violence/gore/RL death]




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04. [WARNING for discussion of transphobia]




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06. [WARNING for discussion of transphobia]

[Dr. Becky/YouTube]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of incest]





















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Comments

Re: What makes you kind of side eye an author

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I kind of wish nothing made me side-eye an author, because I feel like the amount of reasons that people pressure each other to disapprove have gotten completely out of control. But, putting that aside, I read for me, and life is short.

So, I find myself disliking and quitting authors when:
-I find their stories boring
-the characters the book follows around are colorless, average, and everyman-ish
-(or conversely, when the author thinks telling us how to judge the action is as good as showing it and letting readers draw their own conclusions)
-they're overtly Christian
-they waste a lot of page-space on rewarding the good and punishing the "bad"
-the plot is paying lip service to some ideal in an entirely hypocritical (and often self-interested) way

Re: What makes you kind of side eye an author

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I skip anything overly religious because I feel it's a strong signal that the religious message will be prioritized over storytelling and everything else that matters to me.