u/Kitchen_Haunting

Leave your top five most-used ship tags and let people make assumptions about you.

It’s been a bit since we did “most common fandom” or “most common character” tags, so I thought it might be fun to do ship tags this time.

Drop your five most-used ship tags below and let people make good-humored assumptions about you based on them. If you want, you can also include an image of your most-written ship so people can see the dynamic.

Bonus round: you can also include your five most-shipped characters and let people make assumptions from those too.

This is meant to be lighthearted and fun, so please don’t be overtly mean in the replies.

You can also include how many times you’ve written each ship, what percentage of the tag is yours, or any other stats you feel like humble-bragging about.

Here is a fun activity for anyone who enjoys writing characters or roleplaying them in small bursts. Fill out the short questionnaire below to introduce your character so others have a baseline for who they are. After that, people can ask your character questions, and you answer in the character’s voice and tone.

Think of it as a mini interview panel where everyone brings someone from their story or fandom.

Character Questionnaire

What fandom is your character from?

(If they are multiverse or AU, feel free to mention that too.)

Are they an Original Character or a Canon Character?

If you had to sum up your character in five words, what would they be?

What are the most important things in life for your character?

If they are an OC, what is their connection to canon?

(Example: student at UA, clan member, side character from a hidden village, long lost sibling, love interest, etc, etc.)

If they are a canon character, how is your interpretation different from the usual canon version?

What is your character’s main goal in your story?

What is the character’s greatest challenge in life or within your story’s plot?

What are three unique things about them that make them stand out?

Hello everyone! I thought this would be something fun to try. A good excerpt game is always a great time, so here’s one all about verbs. There are a lot of them, so your goal is to find an excerpt that really captures the verb that’s posted.

Rules

1. Post up to 4 verbs.
2. Reply with excerpts you know of that showcase those verbs in a cool way or, if you’re super bored, write a quick original excerpt. (I’d suggest keeping it around 100–400 words per excerpt.)
3. Read what others post. Leave comments, give upvotes for the excerpts you enjoy, and just have a wonderful, hopefully relaxing day/night/whenever.
4. Reading others’ excerpts might spark inspiration, give you a new idea, or make some random flashbulb go off for a stylistic choice in your own writing.
5. And of course, mark your excerpts as NSFW when needed.

Since a lot of us are often fandom-blind when reading each other’s work, I thought this might be a fun way to get to know everyone’s favorite characters a little better.

First, share the character you write the most. This can be your favorite, your comfort character, your usual POV character, or just the one who keeps stealing the keyboard from you.

Tell us a little about them and why you enjoy writing them.

Then, share one character you haven’t written yet but really want to try someday. What makes them interesting to you? What would you want to explore with them?

Reddit only allows one image per post, so feel free to include one picture and describe the other character, or link them if you want.

And of course, feel free to reply to each other. Ask questions, gush a little, and help make this a fun character-sharing thread. 💛

I was thinking this might be something to put out, and it might be something people enjoy participating in as well. For this, the locations can be specific (certain town, certain place) or general (kitchen, beach, park. etc.)

Okay, here are the rules

1. Post three locations you want to read as the location of the except (you may post up to four locations as prompts)
2. Reply to the locations with excepts you know of, and think are cool, or if your super board write a quick except. I would suggest around 100-400 words per except would work just fine. Make sure of course to leave spoilers for NSFW stuff in your excepts.
3. Read the excerpts people post, comment and give up votes for excepts you like and have a wonderful and hopefully relaxing day.

Thought this could be a fun little activity.

Drop around 10–20 lines your characters have said in your story, but don’t give any context, names, roles, backstory, fandom, or anything like that.

Then people can reply and guess what kind of character they think it is based only on the dialogue.

Are they the hero? Villain? Mentor? Love interest? Comic relief? Secretly exhausted parent friend? Walking disaster? Someone who definitely needs therapy?

You can also guess personality, story role, flaws, motivations, relationship vibes, or just the general “this person feels like…” energy.

After people guess, the writer can reveal how close everyone was, and most importantly this is to have fun and learn about the characters everyone writes in a fun away.

Hello everyone! Hope you're having a good day.

For this excerpt challenge, we’re focusing on **relationship dynamics** — the kinds of single words that describe how characters relate to each other.

Rules

1. Post up to **three separate comments**, each with **one relationship word**.

Examples: rival, mentor, sibling, partner, stranger, witness, guardian, enemy, ally.

2. Reply to others with an **excerpt that fits the relationship**.

You can use an existing work or write something new.

**Around 100–400 words** is a good guideline, but not a hard rule.

You don’t need to state the word in the excerpt — **let the dynamic show through naturally.**

3. Please mark **NSFW content as spoilered.**

4. Make sure to **comment on other entries and share the love.**

Be respectful, have fun, and enjoy reading what everyone creates.