Fandom Snowflake Challenge, Day 8 – Love Meme

[aadler]

 
Continuing the meme/challenge begun and tracked here.

Fandom Snowflake Challenge, Day 8 – Love Meme

In your own space, create a love meme for yourself. Let people tell you how amazing and awesome and loveable you really are. Leave a comment in this [the assignment] post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so. Surf the comments and find people to give love to.

Like a number of people, I thought at first that this called for me telling others how awesome I think I am. And I could do that, but it’s a relief to discover I’m just supposed to leave this up here — begging for candy — and wait to see what I receive.

I will go so far as to follow spikedluv’s lead in listing out a few prompts that can be followed, which also are things I’d like to know:

• How did you learn about me/how did we meet?
• Do you have a favorite fic by me? If so, what and why?
• Have I given constructive feedback to anything you have done? (Because if I haven’t, I should have.)
• Just say something nice but true (yes, you may have to scrounge around for something), because I’m prickly and arrogant and pretty much focused on my own stuff, but I need love just like everybody else.

And there we are.

Comments

[velvetwhip.livejournal.com]

We really connected through the Feedbackathon. What you had to say about This is the End for Which We Twain Are Met really affected me and then later, your kind words aout Civilian just blew me away. Thank you again.

As for you - you're talented, honest, and true to yourself, all qualities I admire greatly. I am proud to know you as both a writer and a person. You're one of a kind.



Gabrielle

[aadler]

I wasn’t being kind about “Civilian”. What I said about that story was what I believed. I didn’t even think it was the best one you’d done, it just happened to strike me perfectly right, and I was happy for the opportunity to produce a companion piece (and doubly happy that it pleased you).

As for being true to myself:

“Be yourself. Unless you can be Batman. Always be Batman.”