[ SECRET POST #2153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2153 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, my fandom is filled with skilled writers, so the subpar ones really stick out. Even so, I find myself enjoying what the less skilled ones put out, sometimes even more so. People can always pass over art they don't really like. But they can only find it to like it if you put it out there. Unless your fandom's full of assholes that will attack if you post your art, I'd say do it anyway. (And if there are assholes like that, you could post your art just to spite them.)

[(Anonymous)]

spite-fueled creativity is the most delicious creativity

it tastes like fire and rocks

[(Anonymous)]

sa

Unless, you're just upset that you can't draw. In which case, there's not really an instant cure. You could keep drawing, and end up as one of those awesome artists, probably in another fandom, some day in the future. But the jealousy does creep in. I curbed mine by enjoying the hobby, being happy with my art, and not comparing myself, but it took a while to adopt that mindset.

[truxillogical]

Oddly enough, I'm finding that very true in the Clint/Coulson fandom. When it's good, it's amazing, secret agents and action and depth and development. And when it's not, it's like...wait, is this even the same pairing?

Even more so was a much, much smaller fandom I was in. All the writers were pretty stellar and everyone was friendly. Then one day, a new kid showed up with terrible (and triggery) fic that she posted so often that...people just kind of stopped showing up.