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skelesass

very very quick sketch of the lesbian squad before i hit a raid

skelesass

been a while since ive doodled him

wr0wn

two strangers

ya2do

정장을 입어야 하는 순간.

하지만 크리스 정장 불편해 할 것 같아서 매번 레온이 도와주면 좋겠다.

robinartblog

5hanebia

She doesn't have to know xD

atomeequark

hehe, work work work work, sigh sigh sigh sigh. (+ it occured to me wheni was walking on the street-> 3 fingers sneezing)

Lucky Leon

SOMEONE PLS GRAB ME LIKE THIS

sailorstarr-chan4

A fanfic is not abandoned until the author decides it is; do not assume otherwise, even if the last update was months ago

A fanfic is not abandoned until the author decides it is; do not assume otherwise, even if the last update was a year ago

A fanfic is not abandoned until the author decides it is; do not assume otherwise, even if the last update was five years ago

A 👏 fanfic 👏 is 👏 NOT 👏 abandoned 👏 until 👏 the 👏 AUTHOR 👏 decides 👏 it 👏 is 👏 DO NOT ASSUME OTHERWISE, EVEN IF IT'S BEEN LITERALLY TWENTY-SOMETHING FUCKING YEARS!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

syluk-sky

I feel like the phrase 'write for yourself' is starting to be used too rigidly these days or treated like the only valid approach, when in reality, writing can be for yourself and others. I enjoy writing, but I also enjoy sharing and getting comments! Is it really that horrible that I enjoy both? Why should I feel guilty about my own excitement over sharing a new chapter and eagerness to know what readers will think about it?

Of course, you should write for yourself, fanfiction especially, first and foremost, but being excited to share it with the others isn't something to be ashamed of either.

If we all wrote just for ourselves, Ao3 and similar websites wouldn't exist.