[ SECRET POST #6957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6957 ⌋

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


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[Marriage Toxin]



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[Eurovision 2025, Malta]



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05.
[Show by Rock]



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06. [SPOILERS for YOLO Silver Destiny/Rainbow Trinity]





























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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

To be honest, I miss them too and I am always saying this. But yeah, it's really not a popular opinion! This is the first time I'm seeing it in the wild from someone not me.

But yeah, I just think fandom has gotten so damn professionalized. I saw a post circulate around Tumblr a couple of months ago that was like, "I don't want to read ANY fanfic written by someone under 30" (because fic written by people over 30 is much higher-quality and who has time for fic written by teenagers with no life experience and bad writing -- I'm paraphrasing, but that was the general gist of the post), always shared by friends who agreed with the post and I'm just like, yes, I do agree fic written by 30+ year olds is the best in fandom and every 30+ year old writing fanfiction in a fandom is a gem and a gift to that fandom; I am such a writer myself. But how do you think I got to be a 30+ year old fanfic writer without being the cringe teenage fanfic writer. :| I just would NOT be the same writer I am today without people actually reading my cringy fic full of half-baked ideas and cringe-y author's notes embedded in the fic and being like "I loved this! Please write more!"

I'd take cringe fandom over professionalized fandom any day, to be honest.