/b/ - Random

>>244882
do i get to choose the redacted member myself? marry jhope kill the other 2 idc

>>244882
marry poozi because money, date mingyu, kill redacted

nyu
>>244887
>>244887
>>244887

last for not being gay

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>>239809
Seconding AO3. There's other sites, but they're mostly overrun with horndog moids, trannies, and furries (to be clear, AO3 is, too, but the site has a good filter and moderation system for getting rid of the stuff you don't want to see and the commenters you don't want to associate with, which is more than can be said for most sites for sharing art or writing these days). It also has good traffic if you're hoping for people to stumble on your work.

>>239707
As other anons have already pointed out, AO3 will welcome you with open arms.

However, if you don't like it, you can also try
>Wattpad (teen audience), personally I loathe it because it's full of extremely cringe fiction and I don't want to associate with it
>Tumblr (varied)
>DeviantArt (varied), not very comfortable as every chapter requires a new post and they're not linked afaik, but still an option
>Quotev (teen audience), fun to mess around with quizzes if you have any desire for them alongside actual prose, be careful tho because I got IP banned for saying neopronouns are stupid
>RoyalBlood (literally no idea, but looks super comfy), found it after looking up some sites to see if I didn't miss any I've used, but I might check this one out myself kek

>>243747
Unfortunately every site is gonna have some butthurt troons or troon sympathizers here and there.

>>239809
>>243747
>>243810

No offense but what are you guys smoking to suggest ao3 as a place to post original works. Like sure, there is the 'original works' tag in theory, but I have literally never seen anyone go to ao3 specifically to read original works. The only situation in which people read original works on ao3 is if they've read fanfiction from an author they really, really like, and are willing to explore their other works. Tumblr, wattpad, and twitter are your best bets for wanting your original works to get attention and attract commissioners. Posting works to tumblr and wattpad is pretty self explanatory, but for twitter posting snippets of the juicy parts of your story to your account and then linking to the rest of the story on tumblr, wattpad, and ao3 should work.

>>244464
Ao3, tumblr, and wattpad were all mentioned. It's just all of them have pros and cons. At least with Ao3 your work can be public and anyone can read it. Tumblr and wattpad are more limited as you need accounts to access the sites fully. Wattpad is definitely a good option but only if OP is willing to put up with the stigma and cringey teenagers.

>>243810
Nonas I'm retarded, the site is called RoyalRoad, not RoyalBlood. Dug around more today and it's primarily a site for fantasy and sci-fi fiction. A lot of authors seem to have boners for gamelit fiction (character gets transported and/or must navigate living inside a video game, usually an RPG).

There is also fanfiction, if anyone else is curious, but most works are originals.

Unfortunately, many writers are male. :(

>>244331
i normally post turbonugus so nonas just ignore me kek

>>244330
yes, those newfangled computer cables are very chewable

>>244328
cope kkurababy

>>244332
who would’ve thought telling neckbeard moids where we are would ruin everything

>>244338
you're just like me fr, love you my mattwoongsister

>>235089
>She had affairs with women, the most famous being Ebba Larsdotter Sparre.
There's a movie about their affair called The Girl King (2015). It's pretty good.

>>233966
I'm not a photoshop pro but the Karen haircut also looked put on

Very little is known about Kate Warne prior to her working for Allan Pinkerton, except that she was born in Erin, Chemung County, New York and was a widow by age 23. Pinkerton, in his book The Spy of the Rebellion (1883), described her as:

[a] commanding person, with clear cut, expressive features … a slender, brown-haired woman, graceful in her movements and self-possessed. Her features, although not what could be called handsome [beautiful], were decidedly of an intellectual cast … her face was honest, which would cause one in distress instinctly [sic] to select her as a confidante.[2]

Warne walked into the Pinkerton Detective Agency in response to an advertisement in a local newspaper. According to Pinkerton company records:

[he] was surprised to learn Kate was not looking for clerical work, but was actually answering an advertisement for detectives he had placed in a Chicago newspaper. At the time, such a concept was almost unheard of. Pinkerton said "It is not the custom to employ women detectives!" Kate argued her point of view eloquently – pointing out that women could be "most useful in worming out secrets in many places which would be impossible for a male detective." A Woman would be able to befriend the wives and girlfriends of suspected criminals and gain their confidence. Men become braggarts when they are around women who encourage them to boast. Kate also noted, Women have an eye for detail and are excellent observers.

>>227978
I really like the very vaguely inspired movie

>>2771
That is literally a portrait of Gracia Mendes Nasi, also known as Doña Gracia or La Señora, only reversed!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gracia_Mendes_Nasi

nonas i kind of teared up thinking about red velvet and listening to feel my rhythm… they shaped so much of my teens…… i love rv so much nonas…

kek

>>243769
seoul cuck ㅋㅋㅋ

>>243773
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>>243773
new

>>243770
me too!! who is your fave in rv?

apparently anonymous sudan are attacking ao3, i wonder if they're responsible for ccc's problems too

>>243237
i doubt it kek, probably a coincidence

>>243237
doubt we are just a teeny tiny niche ib

the timing is spooky, ngl

>>243235
girl if he gains 10 lbs/5 kg he'll still have a tiny waist

>>241682
mbti is usually used and understood poorly but jungian functions are superior to the big 5 in terms of actually digging into how people work psychologically beyond just sorting traits together

>>241764
socionics >>> mbti tho
more consistent and complex

>>242348
what are some of the inconsistencies in MBTI?

someone already made thread 8, fear not sisters

>dawn exiled
it took 2c janis 2 days to do what 3c janis have failed to do for 3 years

i'm grateful to be here and i don't hate anybody at all, let's be peaceful and calm

>>242711
they are so based

tfw have a really sexy mingi video and 3c is still down

i guess to make the character more like them? i haven't interacted in fandom since 2017 and whilst observing i think we should go back to AUs and not headcanons. when it comes to gender just genderbend… also half the labels people "headcanon" characters with add nothing to the character at all. the only character off the top of my head that deserves a headcanon cause of how people percieve her is that programmer girl from danganronpa

Vriska is a TERF and the post-hussie genderspecial chronicles are her nightmares

>why do fandom ppl love headcanoning different genders/sexual orientations on characters so much, but don't headcanon something bad on them? even if the character is canonically evil, bad, etc.
because they're horny.

It's funny when you can tell who some fandom gendie's least faves are with the fewer and less obscure labels they give the characters. The absolutely most hated character is inevitably going to be a "cishet" and probably even a homophobe/transphobe. It's so retarded when those who do it are legal adults though.