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[randombattlecry]

Here's something that baffles me. If you don't like a certain pairing, then why are you reading fanfiction specifically for that pairing? I mean, it was a good review anyway, which was gratifying, but it just made me kind of go bzuh?

Ordered Frank Beddor's The Looking Glass Wars off Amazon since I couldn't find it anywhere to read. It looks pretty

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[thedorkygirl]

Pairings: I started reading a story that was slash (and one that I have never been interested in) before I realized what it was. But the opening moves made me want to see the endgame, so I will continue to read that WIP until it's a) over; b) I have no more interest.

I'm stepping outside my comfort zone for an author, they should be pleased. :)

[randombattlecry]

I understand that, if the writing's good enough, I guess. Especially if you're not sure of the pairing, going into the story. It's just when you're forewarned (three times) and you actively dislike a pairing... I'm just not sure why you'd even click on the link.

It's a fairly pointless thing to be baffled by, really. Like I said, it was a good review anyway and I appreciated it. It was just one of those things that make me tap my chin and go, "Hmmm..."