Wednesday, January 29th, 2020

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Challenge #14

In your own space, share your love for a trope, cliché, kink, motif, or theme. (Or a few!) What makes it particularly appealing for you? What do you like in fanworks featuring that trope?


+ FOUND FAMILY
++ enemies to friends/lovers, loyalty
++ broken characters who don't believe they're worthy of love, and being taught that they are
++ polyamory, various levels of queerplatonic relationship
++ sex because of trust, not lust, or even romantic love

+ HURT/COMFORT
++ fix-its, of the kind that deal with feelings or situations the canon didn't give closure to
++ grief, the aftermath of loss or betrayal
++ dubcon/noncon, generally where some kind of aftercare is included

+ LOVE & TRAGEDY
++ mutual pining and confessions of love, first kisses and first sex
++ sometimes one sided pining and broken hearts and loneliness
++ comfort sex/emotional sex

In hindsight, this would make a better venn diagram than a list, maybe.
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Challenge #15

In your own space, create your own challenge.


Consider an alternative point of view than your own. Pick something you feel strongly about in a less than positive way -- a particular scene, a character, a plot line -- and discuss why it might exist that way, and how it might be enjoyable to a different kind of person.