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anon · 1mo
hii my age isnt in my bio buts its right under it.. is that ok?
anon · 1mo
hi, I am wondering if you planning to continue "The Monster that You See (is it a part of me?)". I am really looking forward to the story :)
anon · 1mo
Hi i love your writing and was wondering if you will Update Let Me Feed?
anon · 1mo
Any of them pretty? I’m trying to see somethin
anon · 1mo
Apart from your girlfriend, have you seen what any of your oomfs look like?
anon · 1mo
hi, i just want to send you a lil love note bc i ADORE following you! your writing is amazing, you are grounded and intelligent, and you always make my day when you post! thank you for being you: you’re a bright light in this fandom! 🥰❤️
THIS IS THE SWEETEST THING EVER thank you so much for saying that 😭😭 I truly appreciate it. sometimes I feel like I'm kinda drifting in this community, if that makes sense? but to know that there are people who look forward to what I write and appreciate what I post/have to say really means a lot to me, and it encourages me to stay here (not that I was planning on leaving akskslsl I fear you're stuck with me)
anon · 2mo
just wanna say hi! And that i love ur writting sm it really inspires me <3 any tips on writting smut? (I'm fighting for my life trying to do it ... 😅😅😅💀💀💀) but anyways luv u and ur words 💞 hope u have a great day/night!!!
hi omg I'm sorry I took so long to respond to this..I think for me the most important part of smut is the build up!! when you build the tension, the chemistry between the couple/throuple/whoever, that's what really makes it so impactful. I think the actual act itself doesn't even have to be that long, but if people get that build up they'll still feel the same satisfaction. if you're going for writing something more detailed and very step by step so to speak, I think it's important to always call back to how the characters feel about what's happening. the smut I've enjoyed the most is smut where it's obvious the characters are incredibly turned on by what's happening..like the simplest things can be really hot if only the character thinks it is..so that's my advice! at least for my style of how I write smut, I'd suggest that including that build up before the actual act, and always calling back to how the characters feel, can help make smut so much better! I wish you the best of luck writing and I'm sorry I took so long to respond 😩
anon · 2mo
NO LITERALLY LIKE THE AUDACITY IS INSANE???? SIT DOWN??????? i'm so sorry you have to deal with those asks mari omfg
anon · 2mo
Thank u for your response! I agree with your tweet about yeosaxg and your response too. My ask wasn’t to disagree with your thoughts on that 😊 Ive seen self insert in many different types of fandoms including kp0p so I don’t think it’s an issue as long as boundaries aren’t crossed. I also wanted to comment on it because I do see people in our fandom shit on self insert and labeled it as a gf stan thing but turn around and do the same with kp0p yaoi. I guess what I’m trying to say is that it’s not a bad thing because it’s all fan fiction. People shouldn’t be so judgmental about it and it really comes off as policing behavior but I don’t think you’re like that.
anon · 2mo
lmao, i love that it all somehow falls on trans men while in reality it's all the straight girlies who project themselves onto wy, and basically write him as y/n so they could get railed by sn six ways to sunday or write heteronormative and borderline homophobic mlm relationships, but sure, it's the trans men that are the problem.
anon · 2mo
You’ve mentioned how a lot of people subconsciously self insert when writing fan fic. Especially when they’re depicting one of the members as more submissive, or a bottom, etc. but I’ve read a ton of fan fics and majority of writers self insert to a certain degree. It’s not always when it comes the type of dynamics, but also their sexuality, characteristics of their looks and personality and kinks. I’ve noticed that pattern from all different types of writers for all different types of ships. It’s called fan fiction for a reason, it’s not real. As long as people don’t project their fictional ideas on to the members in real life then I don’t know why we’re acting like it’s a huge issue, especially when the people claiming it’s an issue do it themselves.
everyone self inserts to a degree and I think it's normal considering the way kp0p helps perpetuate parasocial relationships. I self insert when I write, that's why I write the fics and tropes that I do and why I write them the way that i do. I think that it does affect the way people perceive ys, even if it's not as obvious as it is for someone like wy. fanfiction is a reflection of a fandom's perceptions of the characters that they write. you can see the way people perceive ys in the disparity between top/bottom and sub/dom fics for him. it's even obvious in the number of, say, sj fics compared to jngsng fics. if all I gave you were the number of SJ fics on ao3 and the number of jngsng fics and told you to pick which are the more "popular" members, who would you guess? this isn't a dig at any members so please don't make it about them, I'm just trying to give an example as to why I think fanfic can show us general trends for how the fandom perceives the members. it's all fiction at the end of the day, you're right, but I think it's okay for me to express that I'd like to see ys depicted differently sometimes in fics
anon · 2mo
Why'd you tell them to take their pants off? /gen
that person essentially asked me what gender I was assigned at birth and assumed i transitioned from "girl to boy" so I told them to take their pants off first if they want to know what I have in mine because that's a pretty invasive question and I don't feel the need to share that with strangers on the internet. their question had this tone I didn't like so that's why I responded the way I did
anon · 2mo
that makes sense tbh from girl to boy?