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me waiting on yall to make these sinner fics 😭🧍🏾‍♀️

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What is your biggest pet peeve when it comes to reading Stories/fanfics??

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Somebody brought this up in my last post. In the comments or reblog, I can't remember, but when you look up the tag character x reader, people put their OCs in that tag... LIKE WTF?!?! It's not serious, but I'm just like come on now. I'm not looking to read about your character, no shade— but I'm here to read about ME and that specific character, not your OC... AND THEN!!! SOMETIMES THEY DON'T EVEN PUT IT IN THE BEGINNING OF THE STORY, THEY JUST DO IT... And then you're like wait a minute. My name is not Katie or Sarah or Jane?!?!? LIKE WHAT?!?!

And then it be the goofies oc ever with the GOOFIES outfits.. STOP WITH THAT SHIT!!! ty for listening to my ted talk

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This is my first time posting here, but I really want to hear from my fellow POC. Is anyone else tired of reading stories where it’s all about the main character x reader? You dive in, expecting a really inclusive narrative, but then it hits you: “Their cheeks glowed pink!” Seriously? Where am I getting that rosy hue? Or when the character casually puts their hair into an easy ponytail—come on, it takes me forever just to get my hair in a ponytail! You know what I mean, right..??

It's frustrating when the story drops hints that suggest the 'reader' is white. It really grinds my gears, and I wish writers would stop doing that, or at least include a warning that the reader character is going to be white. I want stories to be genuinely inclusive and for writers to be more flexible in how they describe characters. It’s disappointing when you can tell that a writer based their characters on white experiences and WHITE PEOPLE. but thats all, thanks for listening to my ted talk!!