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All I ever wanted was to romance Canderous, but the game gave me Carth.

One of my favorite things to do is to write explicit fanfiction for characters that aren't romanceable in-game. Here are some fics I've written in that vein (thread): Craig Boone, Fallout: New Vegas 1/4One of my favorite things to do is to write explicit fanfiction for characters that aren't romanceable in-game. Here are some fics I've written in that vein (thread): Craig Boone, Fallout: New Vegas 1/4

I'm a Gen Xer and I've loved anime since the 90s. That love eventually grew into a love of otome games, which always give me a huge mental schism. You're always a teenager in otome games. So here I am, a grown woman, pretending to be a kid again, trying to romance boys more than half my age.

It's 2007 forever in my heart. Back when both Hiroki and I were young and hot.

Things I like: • Ensemble Stars (2wink ❤️) • Obey Me (Diavolo ❤️) • Twisted Wonderland • Devil Butler with Black Cat | AKNK (Lamli ❤️) • ONF | 온앤오프 • Apex Legends • Fallout, The Elder Scrolls • Dragon Age, Mass Effect • Tokusatsu • Otome games generally Genderqueer, any pronouns, pan, Gen X

VatnaLilja

VatnaLilja

And I've also (slowly) been working on versions of my #fanfictionvatnalilja.neocities.org

All that being said, I mostly write reader-insert stuff in the worlds of Apex Legends, Fallout, and TES (I feel no shame about reader-insert works, and neither should you). My works can be found here: archiveofourown.org/users/vatnal...#fanfiction

I eventually quit my day job because of chronic migraines and have been practicing part time for about a 1.5 years now while I recover from burnout. I also stopped writing as much while I figured out what I wanted to be when I grew up--I've done a lot more staring at walls in the last 1.5 years.

Hello! I am a former IP attorney who wrote #fanfiction to cope with all the garbage I dealt with during my day job. It was also a nice way to practice a different type of writing other than the stiff, formulaic legal writing I did daily.