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[yesitsmaddy]

PROMPT SUGGESTIONS

So I recently just started writing fanfic after YEARS of being an active reader. What kicked this sudden burst of inspiration off? The AMAZING movie Saltburn. So far I am loving the process of writing, and I have been able to come up with ideas on my own. However, I know a good way to get inspiration and ideas is to turn to my fellow netizens and see what you all are yearning too read. I have compiled a list of Fandoms I am very familiar with, as well as a few I have SOME experience with, but not a lot. Please comment even your deepest and darkest requests, I am willing to write pretty much anything.

List of Fandoms I am VERY Familiar with:

Saltburn (2023)

Good Omens

Harry Potter (all properties)

Big Bang Theory/Young Sheldon

Hunger Games (original and prequel)

Game of Thrones (original series NOT HoD)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (first series)

Rick and Morty

The Flash (up until like season 5)

Squid Game

Cyberpunk (both the game and the anime)

Tokyo Ghoul (the anime and a little bit of the manga)

Breaking Bad

The Walking Dead (VIDEO GAME series)

Futurama

Stranger Things

Shameless

IZombie

What We do in the Shadows (TV show)

Our Flag Means Death

The Last of Us (the first game and the TV show)

Avatar (the movies)

List of Fandoms I am SOMEWHAT Familiar with:

The Walking Dead (TV Show)

Twilight (movies)

Doctor Who (VERY familiar with the 10th and 11th Doctors, slightly familiar with the 9th)

MCU (Mostly things before Phase 5)

Chainsaw Man (anime only)

Im sure there are ones I'm missing, but this should be a pretty good start. Please feel free to request any pairing, angst, fluff, smut, etc... Thanks in advance!

[yesitsmaddy]

Why is everyone overreacting to the explicit scenes in Saltburn? I mean I understand that the bathtub scene, the vampire scene, and the grave scene can be considered grotesque and shocking to a lot to people, but is it really any worse then other modern psychological horrors like Midsommer? Well, I think it's because this movie does a great job at revealing our deepest desires, even the ones we haven't realized ourselves. Sure, maybe your obsession doesn't manifest in the same ways Oliver's does, but we all have been OBSESSED over a person, both fictional and not. Either way, I think people are just uncomfortable being confronted with such sensitive subject matter, which is why I love this movie so much. Emerald Fennel wasn't afraid to go there, and she's a queen for that.

EDIT: Also can we just take a second to feel bad for that rubber ducky, its seen to much