This presupposes that I have some kind of manageable number of fandoms to deal with, which I don't, but I do a) love putting in side pairings b) tend to favor having side-pairings of a different type than the focus pairing, like an m/m fic with an m/f side pairing, or an m/f fic with an f/f side pairing.
For OUAT, I love background Aurora/Mulan. They had such a cool dynamic that I felt was wasted by the show, but since I dropped in and out of that plotline so much (my focus was on Rumbelle) I don't think I would ever be able to make that couple the star attraction.
16. Do you have structured ideas of how your story is supposed to go, or make it up as you write?
For the most part it's structured. I hardly ever make an actual outline, but usually when I wrote a story I already know all the important beats that will happen in it, and I only tend to run into problems with the filler in between those moments.
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Date: 2015-07-08 02:43 am (UTC)14. Your favorite side pairings to put in?
This presupposes that I have some kind of manageable number of fandoms to deal with, which I don't, but I do a) love putting in side pairings b) tend to favor having side-pairings of a different type than the focus pairing, like an m/m fic with an m/f side pairing, or an m/f fic with an f/f side pairing.
For OUAT, I love background Aurora/Mulan. They had such a cool dynamic that I felt was wasted by the show, but since I dropped in and out of that plotline so much (my focus was on Rumbelle) I don't think I would ever be able to make that couple the star attraction.
16. Do you have structured ideas of how your story is supposed to go, or make it up as you write?
For the most part it's structured. I hardly ever make an actual outline, but usually when I wrote a story I already know all the important beats that will happen in it, and I only tend to run into problems with the filler in between those moments.