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dragovianknight) wrote2011-07-17 11:00 am
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You know, it's not that I want to defend those writers who can't actually write
But speaking as someone who enjoys and, yes, sometimes gets off on emoporn, trauma porn, and torture porn, please stop conflating "the things you enjoy squick the hell out of me" with "clearly, you have something wrong with you" and "you are a bad writer and possibly a complete sociopath."
You may feel free to continue to poke at the complete inability to spell, punctuate, and use paragraph breaks, however. I personally would welcome better quality in my torture porn.
You may feel free to continue to poke at the complete inability to spell, punctuate, and use paragraph breaks, however. I personally would welcome better quality in my torture porn.
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I dunno, I don't think much is gained by the nastiness and snobbery that winds up there, either.
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I do weary of the constant Judgy McJudgerson crap fandom so delights in, though. No, you are not really a better person just because I write about raping and eviscerating fictional puppies and you think that's gross (and can get twenty of your friends to say how gross and wrong and disturbed I clearly must be).
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Because unless there's any reason to believe any actual real people are being harmed (which in this context is... really pretty much never, let's be honest), it's not actually my fucking business and this is why Ghu gave us the goddamn back-button. I hit the goddamn back-button, twitch, and then go looking for things that don't cause visceral reactions on my part.
But I also find a hell of a lot of stuff that is not at all my kink (and actually plenty of stuff that IS) to be fucking hilarious because human tricks tend to be, so probably I'm a bad person by those sorts of standards, too.
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And you know, I read and sometimes write porn involving giant robots; I don't get to claim anything is srs bsnz.
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However, a handful of times over the past 16 years, I've come across stories written in such a way that the author's viewpoint seemed to seep through -- and made my skin crawl.
More often, it's the author's response to criticism that makes me think they've got more than a few wires crossed.
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