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dragongirlg, ask me about tropes!
Give me a fanfiction trope and I’ll grade it:
A: Love it. Spend my time combing AO3 for it.
B: Like it. Not one of my bigger cravings, but it can scratch a certain itch if I’m in the right mood.
C: Neutral. A good author might be able to sell it, but a bad one will kill it deader than dead.
D: Not my favorite. I avoid it if I can, but it won’t necessarily put me off reading something.
F: Hate it. Will immediately make me nope out of a fic.
Give me a fanfiction trope and I’ll grade it:
A: Love it. Spend my time combing AO3 for it.
B: Like it. Not one of my bigger cravings, but it can scratch a certain itch if I’m in the right mood.
C: Neutral. A good author might be able to sell it, but a bad one will kill it deader than dead.
D: Not my favorite. I avoid it if I can, but it won’t necessarily put me off reading something.
F: Hate it. Will immediately make me nope out of a fic.
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Date: 2022-12-19 05:10 pm (UTC)From:Soulmates
Modern AU!
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Date: 2022-12-19 08:49 pm (UTC)From:Soulmates - C. I like it when it's done well - when it's a bit of a surprise or initially unwelcome or at least when there's some element of conflict. But I don't like it when it's the equivalent of love at first sight and skips over the potential of lots of relationship drama.
Modern AU - D. I'm not usually a fan. For me the setting is a big part of what I love about any story. I think the setting is as vital as a favourite character, so if you strip it out you lose a big part of what makes the story itself. I will read them because I'll read anything, but it feels like a wasted opportunity.
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Date: 2022-12-29 08:20 pm (UTC)From: