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in reply to @caffeinatedOtter's post:
me, who wrote the prompt with the word assassin in it: "well, maybe she's not dying, maybe those little words are just something of a fate far more worse and incorrigible."
All things considered, if Refrangeline wakes back up, I think the words "fate worse than" will be extremely applicable
definitely appreciate cos like, it'll helps normalise it and makes me look less odd lol.
We call this a "double target audience" moment
(I just made that up but I think it's applicable)
i have to ask you to explain this bc i think i get this but also im dumb :(
It's because you're target audience one for writing the prompt (because presumably when we write prompts some part of them is something we wanna see) and then target audience two for "Oh, you went somewhere with that prompt I didn't expect and now I want something else you're adjacent to", doubling down on the target audiences per audience factor
ooooh, oh yes. i am dumb and yes.
honestly it's making me realise just how much i was the sicko for this prompt account lol. i'm so fucking glad i went for it and that everyone tolerates how gay it is lol.
Wow, that's gross, makes me feel horrible. I hate the concept. Good writing.
A sincere "thanks, I hate it" is one of the weirdest bits of feedback to feel proud of; it is a horrible idea
Loss of agency is probably my biggest squick, it showed the horror of it well.