#mrs queue

✏️ What is your fave fic from another writer?

hi! omg, thank you for asking this one, i'm always looking for any reason to talk about my favorite fics.

so because i think it's unfair to pick just one when i love more than one with the same passion, i'll list my top 3 if you allow me, and thank you.

in no particular order:

♡ je te laisserai, by @mrs-hatake (or @itskenickie)

- it's kakashi x reader, where kakashi disappeared after a dangerous mission and is declared dead, so reader falls into a deep depression and is kinda forced to marry another guy 10 years after kakashi disappeared - but wait... is kakashi really dead? // so it is heavy angsty and depression and so incredibly sad (and then not so anymore) but it's soooo good! it made me so emotional i cried a lot the first time i read it. i absolutely love it.

♡ lovely, by @saintrocklee (that's NOT the title of the story, but that's how i call it because it doesn't have a title)

- it's kisame x reader, where reader's a doctor during war and takes care of kisame a few times and he falls for her without any warning because she's really sweet and treats him with kindness and is not scandalized by his looks (and she thinks he's lovely, hence the title i chose lol). // it's kinda slow burn and it's so so so so incredibly sweet, kisame's the sweetest. i also cried the first time i read it because it's impossible not to.

♡ memento, by @chanfictions

hi, anon!

first of all: thank you for not being rude.

i believe you're referring to when i told that anon to go do the dishes or the laundry for a better use of their time. it wasn't sexist - at least not in the way i intended to. i don't know their gender/sex. simply because i said "go do the laundry" you thought they were a woman, and therefore it was sexist, but i would say the same thing for a man in the same situation.

it's a very common concept/meme/phrase where i live, like, if you're sending hate towards people or minding their business/taking care of other people's life, basically just doing something annoying and, well, useless, you tell them to put this energy into something else like doing the dishes or the laundry, because then at least their house will be clean. it's sad that this is usually directed towards women because stereotypically women are the ones with a lot of "free time" while their husbands work so they engage into frivolous activities, and the ones who are supposed to do the housework.