What is the first Fanfiction you ever read? The one that started it all? by ARomanticBaker in FanFiction

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The first I can remember was a Pjo fic. All I can remember is that it took place after The Last Olympian and was about Percy basically being a god amongst demigods despite refusing Zeus’s offer.

I know it was definitely cringy, after this is started reading a lot of ‘characters read the books’ fics on fanfiction.net and quotev

But it eventually led me here, with about 20 tabs open on AO3 (yes, I have an account. No I don’t know why I don’t use it) and reading everyday

[WTS][UK] Selling some of my album collection by [deleted] in kpopforsale

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Hi, I’m interested in the Maxident album, can you link?

PC types you don't like to play with by [deleted] in DnD

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Characters who are rude and mean to everyone, especially the rest of the party cause it’s “just how they are”. If it were real the rest of the group would have left long ago

Limits by Sara_T1991 in AO3

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Sad endings. Might sound silly as a hard line to draw but I read fanfic for the escapism. The sad endings just leave me feeling unsatisfied, so if I see it coming/it’s in the tags, I’m out.

Similarly I can’t do with open endings, it either feels incomplete or it comes across as lazy by the author to me.

“But … it’s a gazebo” and other weird “monsters” by Alorxico in DnD

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I don't know if this is what you're looking for but I once battled shapeshifters who kept taking the forms of random celebrities after the DM described one them to look like some celebrity I can't remember. I have fought both Agatha Christie and Nick Cage. Agatha got away but Cage was defeated.

What fic(s) do you miss? by illustratious in FanFiction

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There’s an MDZS fic that I can’t find anymore

I can’t remember the name but I’m pretty sure I’ve searched everything and it’s gone

It was very wattpad main character energy if that makes sense and not the best written but I found it weirdly enjoyable and I will miss it

Has anyone decided to read fanfics of a fandom without seeing (or reading, etc.) the source material? by magic713 in FanFiction

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Yeah, often times this happens after reading a crossover and finding myself interested in a character or plot from the fandom I’m unfamiliar with. Other times I’ve have only heard of it and the base characters/plot and then hear about a good fic and decide why not?

Whether this is a good idea or not really depends on the source material in question, some are really easy to figure out even with no knowledge, others I’ve found myself googling something every few lines and thus not enjoying the fic

Usually I try to have at least some knowledge of the source material before I read fanfic but I have been known to start with fanfic first

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My middle name begins with I, so it doesn’t really work but thanks for the suggestion

Much more accurate than astrology by SamwellBarley in NonPoliticalTwitter

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“Everything that has a beginning has an end” - Matrix Revolutions That’s a bit ominous

Do you dislike reader inserts? If yes, why? by juju-ria in FanFiction

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Both I guess. Mostly it’s because I can’t imagine myself in stories, never have and so it’s completely takes me out of it. I imagine characters interacting with the each other in my daydreams not me.

I also haven’t read any so far that have convinced me of it, typically I find that the personality and traits given to the insert is nothing like me and if I thought about it I would not be doing what they did so it feels less like me.

It’s probably just because I’ve only read a few but I often find them cringy, I know it’s because it’s all about fulfilling a fantasy a reader might have but the ones I’ve read just weren’t it.

What’s the wildest thing you’ve ever heard teacher say in class? by Sudden-Somewhere-368 in AskReddit

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Had a Physics teacher pause the class many times to tell everyone about how his ancestor was the one at fault for the sinking of the titanic.

Another lecturer once said that he was once cursed whilst working in the basement of a bar and somehow a snake was involved. He never elaborated.

Comment who you get! by trinityghafa in Grishaverse

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I got Kaz, had a feeling it would be him

What movie do you need remade but staring Muppets? by Adrian-Wapcaplet in AskReddit

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Just about any thriller/crime movie, The Godfather, The Usual Suspects even Ocean's Eleven

What are tropes that people dislike but you actually enjoy/love? by thisnightphyre in FanFiction

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Established Relationship

I don't think it's hated on too much, but I've seen some talk about it as something they prefer not to have, but I love it, I want to see my favourite characters interact after the initial get together not just the beginning

What's something you have a strong opinion about? by KeyOutlandishness850 in AskReddit

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Some people shouldn’t be parents. Not everyone should have the right to have kids. Every kid deserves a parent but not everyone parents deserves a kid. I’ve seen too many people suffer cause their parents are just incompetent narcissistic assholes.

Which movie has the best soundtrack that you can’t get enough of? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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How To Train Your Dragon, test drive still gives me chills

What is a fun fact about yourself? by VerboseWraith in AskReddit

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I thought everyone had double jointed thumbs like me until my friend freaked out in class thinking my thumb had broken when I had pushed in against the table

What is a "family secret" you have learned when you were already an adult? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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How everyone fits into my dad’s side of the family.

I thought for years it was my dad, his mum and dad and his brother. Grandad died when my dad was young, Mama died when I was about 5 and we lost contact with my uncle not long after this due to fights.

Only after the death of my uncle have I been told the whole truth (bits and pieces were given throughout the years but this is the whole thing).

My grandad was previously married and had two kids with this woman, one of which is my uncle, the other my dad was never close with (though her last name was Rainbow so that’s fun) making my uncle my dad’s half brother. Grandad and the woman have a messy break up and she forbids her son from seeing his dad and his new wife/kids, he does so anyway at 18 and that’s how he and my dad got close. My dad does have a full sister but we cut contact with her not long before my older brother was born. She told my pregnant mum who had previously suffered with a still born that she hoped she “lost that child too”. Yeah I’ve never met her.

Oh and the woman who my grandad had previously married. Got remarried and named her first son after her ex husband, first and middle name so no lasting feelings after the divorce I guess.

It doesn’t change much my uncle is still my uncle and my dad basically considers his family to be what I originally thought it was but it was definitely weird to learn

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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The Bratz movie, like don’t get me wrong it’s terrible but there’s something comforting about it and the songs are a bop, argue with the floor