Remember not to give a shit and write cringy fanfiction and make bad art and wear weird clothes and dance badly to your favorite song never stop doing these creative things that make you happy.

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Remember not to give a shit and write cringy fanfiction and make bad art and wear weird clothes and dance badly to your favorite song never stop doing these creative things that make you happy.
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(Yes, finally, I have compiled a list)(It is not complete and will likely grow) I also might split it up into different posts based on genres, but for now...
Read your hearts out, friends! I think they're all Remadora... (all links will be Ao3 unless otherwise noted)
A silly story from my creative journey:
I started writing my first fanfiction when I was about 13.
So, I had two short works under my belt, nothing special, just my attempts to learn how to write something coherent and interesting. They even received some recognition from readers (heh, about 20 likes and a couple of comments along the lines of "keep it up").
And at that moment, I thought it was time to write a big story about a sorceress from the Skyrim universe.
I came up with a plan, a concept, and a bunch of interesting (as I thought) solutions that didn't always fit the lore. I loved what I was doing, and I felt inspired by what I was writing. I posted the first two chapters, pouring my naive childish soul into them.
And then a "lore expert" came in and trashed my story, arguing that it couldn't be true, that everything was wrong, and that I should just quit and never pick up a pen or keyboard again. It was so painful, I remember even crying.
So I deleted my story, my account, and stopped writing for three years, thinking it wasn't my thing.
I only picked up writing again when my best friend (at that time) decided she wanted to try writing fanfiction and asked me for advice, and we started co-writing it.
I dove back into imaginary worlds, fantasizing and dreaming again. It's stupid, but life has become easier for me because I'm creating something of my own.
And it's so mind-blowing.
That now, despite the fact that I'm not particularly popular and receive almost no feedback, I still continue to write fanfiction and original stories because it's my thing.
It makes me happier.
So, yes, you should never abandon what you personally enjoy, and don't care about the haters and everyone else.
The main thing is that you're happy.
If anyone's bored and wants to read a really good fic that probably involves Mike Crew, you're in luck, @cherrysushi845 my "has a lot of really good fics mutual", has a whole bunch: https://archiveofourown.org/users/CherrySushi/pseuds/CherrySushi
have you ever read a fanfic where being bored almost ruined a family ?
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
well now you have.
for wattpad users :
" There were various methods of suppressions Paddington attempted. Among them was journaling, he was hoping that perhaps after writing it do
Smh they're trying to say ao3 is an addiction now.
Literally anything that brings you joy.
Yall. Its reading stories wtaf
somehow found myself on the part of ao3 where people link their twitters in the author's note at the end..... i'm scared.........