not a request, but a couple of questions to you cause im curious!! How did you start your writing journey? What made you realize that “yeah i wanna write fanfics about skeletons”? For how long have you been writing? Sorry if this was asked and answered already!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
HI HI OMG A QUESTION ABOUT MEEEE
So, once upon a time… /silly
Year-long story short, my parents went through a MESSY divorce for genuinely the entirety of 2025, and I coped by scrolling on Pinterest for like five hours a day.
Saw fanart of Sans for the first time, and my immediate reaction was, "Yeah, that's really doin' it for me."
The coping got deeper when I found out what the Undertale Multiverse was, and then DEEPER STILL when I learned about AO3 and Tumblr.
Got on those, read a million words worth of fics for months, commented around on authors' blogs I admired, and eventually early October is when I made a joke about cigarettes on kwatanghulu's blog and they responded.
We had a little back-and-forth about Dust, and I made my first friend here. After helping Kwa come up with a fic idea, I learned how fricking fun that was, and I wanted to pay forward their sweetness to me by trying to write them a Dust x Reader fic.
Cue the training speedrun arc from October 15th to the 31st, when I busted my ass learning the basics of writing at a goddamn alarming speed and posted my first fic.
I got obsessed with the process and with the realization that I could make others happy if I worked hard enough. So, to see if this wasn't a fluke and if I really could be the reason someone had a good day, I went and wrote bujlililu (someone else I admired) a Killer x Reader.
That spiraled into today, eight months later. Out of the 53 stories I've posted, I think only five of them have been for myself.
I've been writing for those eight months, with only a very minor background in Minecraft screenplays I wrote for YouTube when I was a teenager (all I wrote was dialogue), and I do it because I want to give back to the community. Make as many people happy as I can.
Maybe one day I can be someone's safe space during a hard time, like others were for me.
Choosing to write about skeletons just happened to be a coincidence of where I ended up, and I'm very grateful to be here.