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Ignoring the context where two other characters are named "Nathan Explosion" and "William Murderface," I might be able to see it.Thanks; the name sounded like a cringe furry OC. I mean, even furries would find it cringe.
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Ignoring the context where two other characters are named "Nathan Explosion" and "William Murderface," I might be able to see it.Thanks; the name sounded like a cringe furry OC. I mean, even furries would find it cringe.
Knowing this person doesn't get anal (lol) about the reception of their fanfics actually makes me want to go back and read that story where Ocelot violently shits himself.The one who wrote the Metal Gear Solid fart/scat fics.
I'm not surprised at all that a woman wrote fanfic.The one who wrote the Metal Gear Solid fart/scat fics. No I haven't read the fics myself but she (yes, she)
The funniest part of this has got to be that it's tagged with "slice of life."
My back rested seat in the old warehouse being comfortable was about the only good thing about the situation that I could immediately feel. The absurdity of the cuffs on my ankles and wrists as I waited to be thrust into unwelcome hierarchic violence that at the very least would be structural, emotional, a violation of agency, and involve the physical threat of death ate at my patience among the cargo crates and Shatter’s crew. Her, and ten bots with rifles and blades, herself with miniature rotary blaster scrapmakers hanging from her folded wings, and my swords and pistols on her thighs.
She opened the book and then read while still looking at the crowd when she could: “Even now, with my bouts of doubt and chronic trauma, I see the strength of love and transformation in all of you, trans or no! Whether strength brought out in solidarity or waiting to blossom, it is part of sapient life! When I was young, the world was full of common knowledge of thousands of names for genders and aesthetics, whether of spectrums masculine, femme, agender, alt-modus, iteration, experiential, fluid, trans, launch, ascribed, pronoun, polygender, orientation, expression, xeno and more. All were embraced on equal terms in systems varying from linkage to relation, esoterism, spirituality, martial and civilian orders, our way of life! Even when other things were wrong, even when the knowledge wasn’t implemented in ways that would have helped someone like me with a male-ascribed forging, it was and still is a story that we are joined with! Whether a deeply held value of the departed Knights of Cybertron or a font of imagination for a new society today, we all try to make stories with ourselves! To have variety, regardless of language structure context, is the way of the universe and sapient life! To be simply lived, considered in passing, studied with care, celebrated, pondered, embraced with layers of irony, to realize and transform us, is what putting words and actions to ourselves does!”
Mary Sues are pretty much extinct, but you'll still find a few here or there. I'd say the biggest problem has to be plot lines/similar plotlines/cliches/not wanting to do research, which really bogs down a fic. Most authors have beta readers to clean up their writing (or are very keen on doing it themselves) and as such the quality is better than anything on FFnet.Not sure why exactly this changed but somehow the overall technical quality of fanfiction has vastly improved in the last 10 years. The days when you could go in any tag and click a random fic and have it be filled with typos and run on setnences and poor grammar/punctuation is long gone. So are the most obvious mary sues and the most egregious bad plots. Most badfic now is just fetish shit.
Ah, corpsefluid. Is she still selling sex toys or has to moved on to better endeavours?Sadly I did not find any of my own fics. (I didn't see a lot of fics from the fandoms that I frequent, though) However, somebody that I actually know was posted multiple times! The one who wrote the Metal Gear Solid fart/scat fics. No I haven't read the fics myself but she (yes, she) is actually really chill and thinks it's funny when people are freaked out by her fetishes. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if she already knew she was posted here.
It depends on what the 'dead dove' content is. Most of us here aren't really phased by gross shit, it's generally how it's written. Many years ago I and several other commenters noted how, in a Star Wars fic where Hux was getting gang raped and was told 'how great he'd look pregnant' was off-putting. The author didn't find it funny and this was before comment blocking/freezing/blocking users was a thing. You can have the most fucked up fics imaginable that can be guilty pleasures, provided the author knows what they are and doesn't pretend to moral code over them. The dead dove fics that usually raise eyebrows are the ones where the author tries to preen their morally righteous feathers, while forgetting they wrote a corpse-fucking fic or something. There was one Elden Ring author here who wrote weird shit and used her TBI as an excuse to avoid criticism. Lady, you're writing a gay gangbang. Just admit that you do and move on with your day. The worst part, I'd have to say, is when they come out with the begging bowl or wail about how their disabilities prevent them from living, while being 300 lb hambeasts.The thing about people who write fuckshit "dead dove" fanfic is that, generally don't care if people hate what they wrote and/or take active glee in people getting grossed out or disturbed. And hey, most of us tag it clearly, so if you knew a fic was going to have e.g. fucking a decapitated head in it and you clicked on it and read it anyway, the author is allowed to laugh at you.
Mary Sues aren’t extinct, they’re just “reader-inserts” now. Rather than creating a character you just have (Y/N, L/N) whenever a name is used and (your pronouns) inserted in. Still just as perfect and important as any Mary Sue ever was.Mary Sues are pretty much extinct, but you'll still find a few here or there. I'd say the biggest problem has to be plot lines/similar plotlines/cliches/not wanting to do research, which really bogs down a fic. Most authors have beta readers to clean up their writing (or are very keen on doing it themselves) and as such the quality is better than anything on FFnet.
I will be biased and say I do like Reader stories. However, you are correct the Y/N part is absolutely aggravating; I vastly prefer a single pronoun or even the "you" pronoun. It works so much better and you can actually get into the story.Mary Sues aren’t extinct, they’re just “reader-inserts” now. Rather than creating a character you just have (Y/N, L/N) whenever a name is used and (your pronouns) inserted in. Still just as perfect and important as any Mary Sue ever was.
How anybody can read that and not feel like they’re physically tripping over something at every “Hey! (Y/N)! Follow me! We must get to the macguffin this way!” I do not understand.