[ SECRET POST #6573 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6573 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

icarus chained is autistic and she's a top ficwriter. So I call bullshit. The book is shit just based on the cover, anybody can tell it without needing to know the author bio.

[(Anonymous)]

Arguably fic writing is different. I'm autistic and I've been told my fics are so IC they could be canon, which I think is because I'm good at echoing the way the characters are written in the source material -- it's like masking, I'm looking at how these characters act and copying it. But I struggle a lot with original fiction writing because it's hard for me to make new characters who are well-rounded and have personality.

[(Anonymous)]

DA, that's interesting. I'm autistic and it's the other way around for me. I only write original fic because I feel like I have a decent grasp on the characters I made, but I fret too much with canon characters.

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DA
Same (not formally dx'd autistic but believe I'm somewhere on the spectrum). I only recently got into writing fanfic after writing exclusively OG fic for years and years, and what always held me back from fanfic was the fear that I didn't *really* know what made the characters tick as they weren't mine.

[(Anonymous)]

da and I've heard a couple of my friends who are autistic say similar things about RP, interestingly enough. They love playing existing characters and find that easy, but they freeze up whenever they're asked to create their own character from scratch.