flanf
Flanf can be used to describe a person who is good looking and charming.
It is mostly used as a suffix 'y' making it Flanfy.
It is mostly used as a suffix 'y' making it Flanfy.
flanf by Cat sniffer January 5, 2010
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Flanf
When someone is fat and lame. They are called a "flanf", also can be used to call someone slow or a bit backward.
Flanf by flanf_descriptor January 1, 2010
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fanfiction green by Kitty Sutton October 9, 2013
Fanfuction
Fanfiction written with the goal of a hot sex scene in mind.
A word invented in error (by The Sci-Fi Bard) that describes exactly what certain fanfiction is about - i.e. SEX
Fanfiction with an 18/NC-17 rating due to sex scenes.
A word invented in error (by The Sci-Fi Bard) that describes exactly what certain fanfiction is about - i.e. SEX
Fanfiction with an 18/NC-17 rating due to sex scenes.
"I only read it cause it was fanfuction and I was horny..."
"I was all worked up and on my own, so I wrote some fanfuction to take the edge off..."
"That Otalia fanfuction was so good I have to go take a cold shower!"
"I was all worked up and on my own, so I wrote some fanfuction to take the edge off..."
"That Otalia fanfuction was so good I have to go take a cold shower!"
Fanfuction by The Sci-Fi Bard September 24, 2009
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waluigi fanfiction by Succboi1000 August 16, 2017
fanfiction
I noticed most of the other definitions here completely trash fanfiction.
First, definition: Fanfiction is when someone takes either the story or characters (or both) of a certain piece of work, whether it be a novel, tv show, movie, etc, and create their own story based on it. Sometimes people will take characters from one movie and put them in another, which is called a cross-over.
Most people who bash fanfiction are not willing to look past the fact that it's based on something else to see that it could be worth reading IF you like the subject. If they don't like the subject, then obviously they are going to automatically dismiss the fanfiction.
It is true, however, that some fanfictions are rather poorly written and only a few hundred words, and it is also true that some people just write them so they can have their favorite characters have sex (lemon). But, if you take the time to find something decent, you can end up with a fanfiction story that is so close to the original piece of art, that you'd barely notice the difference.
First, definition: Fanfiction is when someone takes either the story or characters (or both) of a certain piece of work, whether it be a novel, tv show, movie, etc, and create their own story based on it. Sometimes people will take characters from one movie and put them in another, which is called a cross-over.
Most people who bash fanfiction are not willing to look past the fact that it's based on something else to see that it could be worth reading IF you like the subject. If they don't like the subject, then obviously they are going to automatically dismiss the fanfiction.
It is true, however, that some fanfictions are rather poorly written and only a few hundred words, and it is also true that some people just write them so they can have their favorite characters have sex (lemon). But, if you take the time to find something decent, you can end up with a fanfiction story that is so close to the original piece of art, that you'd barely notice the difference.
Mary decided to write a fanfiction based on a story she had read. She liked the idea of two of the characters as a couple, but it wasn't in the original plot, so she twisted the story around a bit and evolved the characters so that it seemed as though they actually *could* have been together in the first place. (Good example, it's rare that someone does it perfectly but there are some out there)
Sue was so angry that her two favorite characters never got together that she wrote her own story in which the first thing they did was have sex and get married. (Bad example, but sadly sometimes true)
Sue was so angry that her two favorite characters never got together that she wrote her own story in which the first thing they did was have sex and get married. (Bad example, but sadly sometimes true)
fanfiction by Mistaki September 9, 2008
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