#x reader community

[gaarule]

Thank the above for "x reader", never-ending fics and dedicated writers who feeds the community. I prayed for times like this...

[aggiespet]

lately💕

[bunnis-monsters]

Fic writers, pls make sure to credit artists if you’re using their works in your fic!

If you can’t find their account then just don’t use the art. Some artists don’t like their art being reposted, so knowing who you get your art from is important.

Some people you’ll need to ask permission to use their works, honestly you should ask permission every time but I digress.

Let’s support each other in 2026, we’re both being affected by AI. A little credit might help a fellow artist grow!

[afterdarkbydel]

I just wanted to take a second to say thank you.

Lately I’ve gotten so many messages full of love and support for my writing, and I don’t think I can fully explain how much it means to me.

Every comment, every reblog, every ask, every little “this made me feel something” or “you could really do this as an author” has honestly stayed with me more than you know.

Writing has always been something I love, but sharing it is terrifying in its own way. You put pieces of yourself into words and hope they find the right people. Somehow, this little corner of the internet has become one of the safest, kindest places for those words to land.

So thank you for reading. Thank you for caring. Thank you for screaming with me, encouraging me, sending ideas, trusting me with your requests, and making me feel like my stories matter.

I’m still learning. I’m still growing. I’m still figuring out what this could become.

But because of you lovelies, I’m starting to believe maybe it could become something.

And that means more than I can say.

Xoxo, Del

[uncannyextraterrestrial]

Imagine your yandere partner trying to be all sexy and scary when they see you covered in bruises, only to find out it's because you're a clutz.

"Who did this to you?!" They'd yell with pure hate in their eyes.

"Me."

"Huh?"

"I walked into the kitchen table."

[animeyanderelover]

You know, sometimes I feel like people even on this app start to forget what a fandom or even the internet in general is for when it comes to fictional works and the characters involved in it. I don’t agree with everything that is done there of course. Some stuff I find personally gross and weird but most of the time the best I can do is avoid those corners of the fandom. With the recent threats of censorship on the rise more than ever do I feel like I can’t shame people in the fandoms with their fictional world because that wouldn’t spare someone like me from censorship either for the content I engage with and write which includes dark romance, abduction, abuse and sometimes straight up non-con/rape. So whilst I will never condone some of the stuff being written about in fandom spaces, the best I can and will do is block the tags and blogs on here and then move on. In real life I unfortunately cannot block people. Here I can so I am going to abuse that.

Just a quick reminder though that whatever is canon in media goes to die in the fandom. That’s normal and it’s okay too. As long as people know not to disrespect/hate the depiction of said character in the media. I know that some people get mad about it and somewhere I understand that too. But ultimately there really is little to nothing anyone can do about it. I am a biological pansexual woman. I don’t care if a fictional woman is straight, aro and/or ace when I am on this app. If I am feeling attracted to her and freaky I will engage in x reader content or write about her myself. I don’t care if a fictional man is gay, aro and/or ace when I’m on this app. If I’m feeling attracted to him and freaky I will engage in x reader content or write about him myself.

I’m not actively in the shipper community but the very same can be said about those people too. Let’s be real here: Shippers don’t give a fuck about anything even if the author explicitly states a character to be straight or belong to the LGBTQIA community. They just ship people regardless of whether or not that isn’t canon. Because that’s the precise thing. It’s not canon but fanon. Straights are made gay and gays are made straights. The nastiest sex possible will be written even if the character is stated to be ace.

Then there are also the parts of the fandoms which headcanon a specific character to be gay, lesbian, aromantic, asexual, aroace or even trans without there ever being a specific confirmation or despite the narrative even telling something completely different.

Isn’t that kind of the beauty of a fandom? That we have so many different spaces and interpretations so that anyone can find their space? It’s difficult at times and believe me, it can be weird at times too. But if all of us love the source material to the point where it stimulates so much different theories and ideas ultimately I believe we should at the very least try to let other people have their joy too.

Except the pedophiles. Those I don’t want in the fandoms. They are weird and then I completely tolerate them getting bullied and shamed.

[defronix]

I realized how romantically centered fan fiction really is. I had a thought about Reader (or an OC atp) wearing Jack's dog tags (they were Jack's mentee). (Jack Abbot btw) Then I realized how most people make it a romantic thing. No, that's trauma bonding. Caring for someone has many stages. There's more than platonic and romantic. There are a lot more dynamics that can explain some actions better. Show don't tell. Don't tell me they were friends or partners. Show me. Especially because aromantic umbrella exists, which I probably fall under, some interactions seem just needlessly romantic. Especially if it's two men. Men can be friends too! It's not weird and there are many ways to portray the situation. And you know what? I told that to my best friend too, but just because you like a character doesn't mean it should be a romantic relationship. If every person that you considered a friend was a romantic partner you'd realize how much romance is in fan fiction. I don't want to date the character. I want to be their friend. I want to be their shoulder to lean on without the unnecessary romanticization of romance.