fanfiction anyone?

Eyo there~ Do you write yaoi? My fav is KaiShin (Detective Conan) though I'm not really a fan of KidCon. Another one is RoyEd (FMA) I swear they're adorable together~

 

i do read fanfic, yes... just femslash tho.

 

It's actually a bit weird because I'm not into guys, but I really like reading and writing fanfiction about them... or well only about specific two guys but still :lol:

 

I write my own. I used to read a lot of it but now I might read one or two stories every so often, typically not slash.

 

I wrote my fair share of godawful fanfiction, which has thankfully gotten lost in cyber space. I prefer to read the stuff now. The more awful it is, the better tbh.

 

Tried writing it 4 years ago. Morbid.

I love watching those ships sail though.

 

I've written 4 fanfics (just for myself) but I LOVE reading them.

 

I love reading fanfictions. This passion flourished only in 2011, though.

 

I read my fair share, write a whole lot more. A lot male/male pairings. But I'm diverse, both when reading and writing. It's safe to say fanfiction is one of my favorite things in my life, or writing in general is. Actually, it is my life.

 

I read a lot of fanfiction, and fiction in general. I read several hours a day, without fail. I read slash, but also a lot of gen fics. Femslash is really unrepresented--I've only seen a scant few in the sea, out of my 5 or 6 years of daily reading.

 

I wrote/read a lot of slash fanfiction, mostly way back when I was 15. If you exclude violence, then I didn't write really explicit slash, I focused more on pulling heartstrings.

I'm pretty good at telling stories. Just ask anyone that knows me :lol:

When you read a bad fanfic, at least you might learn to avoid writing about what bores people. Or maybe I just want to convince myself that I haven't wasted my time!

 

I would do e-feds, which is a form of fanfiction for pro wrestling. Quite fun.

 

As much as I deny it IRL, I read them as religiously as some single moms read romance novels. No love life = reading that stuff whenever I'm bored. 99% of the time it's GL or BL. (I'm into girls but honestly BL is too adorable to pass up.)

YES. Also there is not enough Palutena x Lucina in the world.

 

To be honest, not anymore. I used to write it (and I think it's still floating around online) but for me, it's not my thing. I know there's a lot of creativity involved but for me, I don't really get super attached to fandoms or series. I'm more into discovering new original fiction and expanding out.

 

I read fanfictions, usually BL because of the cuter fluff parts. There is..one fanfiction however. Shrek and Tamaki from Ouran High School Host Club...How I found it I do not know. It's just...yeah.

 

If it's good, it's good.

While it can be amusing, most times I find fanfiction where severe liberties are taken as unreadable. I like to see some resemblance of a character, as opposed to somebody "hijacking" a well known character and making them their own. This, though, tends to be what young or early writers do. It isn't a major issue, but unless the intent is for shits and giggles, I tend to skip such. I don't want to remind myself, oh, this is supposed to be ___, all the way through.

Never seriously wrote any.

As for pairings/slash/whatnot, I don't go looking for it. I prefer emotional development, which may come with romantic antics, but sex scenes often feel... extra, like they don't have to be there, and only are there to appease the author.

It's hard to captivate me with a piece of fanfiction, but when it does, it can be a lovely little experience.

 

Recently I found some well-written Five Nights at Freddy's fanfic, but I don't usually look for fanfiction. Maybe i'll write something like that in the near future.

 

I don't read/write any personally, but my sister spends literally 10 hours everyday writing fanfiction. To be honest it's a realm of the internet I don't want to venture to far into...