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⌈ Secret Post #2260 ⌋

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My first foray was when my English teacher put out a notebook, wrote the first paragraph of a story and told all of us to pass the book around and write a continuation with one paragraph each.

The story became convoluted as all hell.

My first full fanfiction story was a crossover between Fullmetal Alchemist, Phineas and Ferb, xxxHOLiC, and an OC named Molly Sloan (though I'm sure there were more fandoms...). It all involved CERN trying to create the 'God Particle' but ultimately created a space-time rip with a black hole.

It was also weird as hell, now that I think about it. I wrote the whole story down in a notebook and also drew some parts of the story myself. Sadly, the notebook is back on my shelf at home so I can't show you the drawings, but thanks for making me remember my school days!

That sounds like such an excellent way to introduce/teach creative writing. Kudos to your teacher!

It was/is. It was because of what the teacher did that I got interested in self-made stories, so I searched on the Internet to see if others had done the same.

Lo and behold, I found fanfic!

Unfortunately, the teacher was a trainee and can only teach us for a few months, but almost everyone in the class wanted him as our permanent English teacher. :(

Thank goodness I still have the memories.

^ Oh, I forgot to log in. I was the OP!

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