[ SECRET POST #2519 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2519 ⌋

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

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 049 secrets from Secret Submission Post #360.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[cloud_riven]

Damn you. I choked on my drink.

♥

Re: Is there any way to search for old secrets by fandom?

[fadeinthewash]

I Google for: [fandom] site:fandomsecrets.dreamwidth.org

It picks up where the fandom word appears in the comments posts. You end up getting, technically, lots of repeat hits, but it gets you started.

[(Anonymous)]

'Frozen' screwed up "the whole fucking story" of 'The Snow Queen'. A story which I know very well, and 'Frozen'... is ~not~ it. At all.

[gabzillaz]

For what I heard, he's actually charming in the movie. The Tangled-esque advertising is making him more obnoxious than he really is.

Still mad they butchered the original tale, though.

[(Anonymous)]

I think people are really too hard on these books! If it was a guy character who got trained by Sherlock people wouldn't scream Mary Sue. It's only fandom that's trained to think any female characters with amazing powers of whatever (like Holmes, except a girl in this case) is SO WRONG.

This story made it onto the list of the hundred best mysteries of the twentieth century. It's extremely well written, and, at least from my person POV, Watson is largely removed from the story (as he was in some periods of HOlmes life) but not treated horribly or made into somebody to bash or belittle.

There's no point defending it; if someone doesn't like it, they needn't. It just think it's rather short-sighted and foolish to bash on this story for these reasons - really not good ones IMO.

[(Anonymous)]

My thoughts 100%!
It really bothers me when the main chracter or protagonist has to kill a bystander/s to get their way. It really makes me think they're not all that different from the antagonist who usually does the same thing, whom usually faces consequences for it, unlike the main chracter for the most part. I know it's silly, but I can't help the feeling! I esp don't like it when a character that's affliated with the protagonist gets some type of celebration or acknowlegnment when they die..but a bystander the main chracter just killed, that for all we fucking know can be just like him/her or similar? Nah.

Just had to rant about this, lol. >_

[(Anonymous)]

I'm exactly the same!

One of the many reasons I prefer the Sailor Moon manga to the anime is that the manga!Silver Crystal can bring an innumerous amount of people back to life whenever Usagi needs to. So I like to imagine Sailor Moon just being late to the fights in action\horror\disaster movies, and being all "Dammit McClane!" and then healing all the bystanders.

...I didn't say it was a GOOD headcanon...

[(Anonymous)]

X-files smut featuring Skinner is big on how hot his baldness is.

Mulder/Skinner fic by Xanthe
http://archiveofourown.org/users/Xanthe/works?fandom_id=386

[(Anonymous)]

Me too. I find big dicks a turn off. Also unformed teenaged bodies.

On the other hand I find stringy middle-aged people with a bit of pudge, a few wrinkles and greying hair (especially grey pubic hair) totally hot and I like that described in the middle of a sex scene.

Everyone's different.

[(Anonymous)]

The physical description is because its from a certain character's point of view. When you're aroused by someone you look at them with unusual intensity.