[ SECRET POST #6748 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6748 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I love this ❤️ I always enjoyed the daydreaming part of writing fan fic and I came up with a lot more ideas than I ever wrote stories for.

[(Anonymous)]

OH WOW, I do the same thing!
I have .txt files divided by fandom/ship and sometimes I open them and I just write little phrases like meta stuff (details I noticed or parallels with other media) or interesting AU ideas and dialogues between the characters and call it a day.
I thought I was the only weirdo to do this without having any interest of writing more complete stuff or publish stuff in general.
I do a similar thing in my sketchbook. I'm a traditional artist who almost only do original stuff but sometimes I draw little fanart as doodles and never show them to anyone.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, kind of similar. I have some key scenes I would like to write (both fanfic and original) but they would need a larger context and since that seems a chore to write just to get that one scene I imagine, I'll never really get to it.

[(Anonymous)]

That's 90% of my drawer "fics" too. I like making up Fanfic summaries for stuff I make up in my head. I do attempt at times, but they don't go very far so they are just for me, I like to say that I enjoy writing like a child draws, lol.

I have posted fic, but just a few 100 words stuff and one small one shot.

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing wrong with writing oneshots!

[(Anonymous)]

I write fanfic and oh man OP do I have so many unfinished documents, or short little things I wrote just to get me into the headspace for writing that I'll never publish. So you do you, as long as it makes you happy who cares? And imo I think the enjoyment of writing in of itself is rewarding even if I'm not going to publish it, the creative process is good for my brain.

[(Anonymous)]

same!

[(Anonymous)]

Aww, this is such a lovely secret, OP! I’m glad you have something that makes you happy.

[(Anonymous)]

I used to write fic, a million years ago. Now I have files just like you. Sometimes they're scenes, sometimes just snippets of ideas, sometimes an outline for a story. I kind of wish I could get back into writing, but honestly just jotting down these ideas and putting them all in a folder makes me pretty happy on its own.

[(Anonymous)]

OP, do you want to share some of your writings?

[(Anonymous)]

I humbly submit that you have, in fact, written fanfiction. I don't know of any standard that states you must have written a complete, start-middle-end online publication for it to count as fanfic. You're good, OP.