Responding to plenty of snowflake_challenge challenges all at once today! sparkles
The goal: be concise, to the point, and offer thoughts that can generate discussions.
Snowflake Challenge #3: In your own space, talk about a fannish opinion you hold that has changed over time.
Being a "fan" doesn't have a specific aesthetic or a specific way of doing things. ( Read more... )
Snowflake Challenge #5: Talk about what has improved in your life thanks to fandom.
Definitely my knowledge and mastery of language, as well as foreign languages, and of many other things (skills, crafts, and pure notion-based knowledge). ( Read more... )
Snowflake Challenge #6: Share your favourite piece of original canon.
I don't know if I interpreted this challenge right, but I won't talk about a canon in general but a piece of it. Still, I will twist this a bit: it's not so much what I like about a certain canon, but a certain aspect that makes me enjoy a canon a lot more.
I am a live-action role-player (larper). Since I've started with this activity, I've found that the thing I enjoy the most is the rendering of atmosphere, or rather: my style of play is "immersionist". I care about quests very little, and limitedly about story and character arcs, as long as I'm made to inhabit the very specific fictional time and place we get to play in. It can be the local pub of a small village in the 1980s, or an underground bunker 100+ years after nuclear collapse: if I can sit down in a corner, or navigate corridors, and think "Oh, I am actually here!" then... I won the LARP.
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Snowflake Challenge #7: In your own space, create a list of at least three things you'd love to receive, something you've wanted but were afraid to ask for - a wishlist of sorts.
Not big on asking for things, but I'll try:
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