sexychibi23.bsky.social
27 years old. 18+ art account. Lots of mpreg, dub/non-con, just generally assume there's fucked up shit, stay away if ageless, underage or if you just are uncomfortable with anything posted here.
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If I write from the POV from a villain for example, yes, what you read might be hella problematic. But it fits the story, it fits the character. It's the villain and their POV.
Show PostIf you think horror always wants to tell a message and never just depict things "as they are" from a neutral perspective, than you really have to learn a thing or two
Show PostWhen I write stuff I don't think: O, how can I make this horrific thing look more cute and good? Neither do I think about how I can turn my story into a life lesson. What I think about is what makes sense for the story. What makes sense for the characters to think, feel, do.
Show Postromanticizing, fethishizing, glorifying ... ... showing things as bad, showing things purposefully as bad, sending a message how bad it is How about showing things just as they are in the composition of their story?
Show PostThey’d hate my fics lmao
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