Why do you write fanfic?

What is your most overrated fanfic?

What is your most underrated fanfic?

What is your most overrated headcanon(s)?

What is your most underrated set of headcanons?

What detail did you put in a work that you wanted people to notice?

What thing(s) in canon do you have VERY STRONG OPINIONS ON?

What thing(s) in canon do you prefer glossing over in your work?

What controversial fandom takes do you have, if any?

What is your writing schedule like?

What fanfic took the most research?

What fanfic of yours is your favorite?

Do you read your own fanfic?

What character deserved more screen time?

What secondary character would you make the main character of the series?

What character have you written the most for?

What character(s) would you never write for? Why?

What is your favorite fanfic troupe? Least favorite?

Where did you start reading fanfic? Where did you start writing?

Favorite fanfic platform?

How old is your blog?

When did you write your first fanfic? What was it about? Do you look back and still like it?

What is your favorite fandom to write for?

What niche character/fandom/troupe is your guilty pleasure?

For reader insert writers, who do you imagine when you write your reader inserts (OC, yourself, canon character, etc.)?

What compelled you to your go-to character(s)?

OC writers, when did you first come up with the concept for your OC?

What character(s) do you think you most resemble?

Before I started writing in earnest, I did not understand how much writing was going to eat into my fic reading time. We joke about having too many tabs open, but I have a different problem: the amount of tabs I have open on new fics is way smaller than it used to be. My ao3 wrapped would be a sad affair. Unless I’ve subscribed to an author or come across something on my dash, I basically don’t see it

Which has really driven home for me how much fandom cannot just be creators. You have to have people who want to read fic and meta discussions and joke posts. You have to have people who want to look at art and gifs. It has to be mutual.

Community thrives on flow. You have to have that movement of people sharing things with each other for a community to exist

happy mermay to this beautiful mermai-- what do you mean that's a seal. that's literally a mermaid look at her

Would you like some tea for Mermay?

Or maybe coffee?

*puts a dandelion in your hair*