>>514577I don't post my fanfics personally, they're 100% for my own enjoyment because I want to see
my own ideas on virtual paper. Other people's ideas are usually not what I'm looking for, so that's why I end up trying to write my daydreams into fanfics and read them. But when I'm the one writing it, I already know what I wrote, and it also sucks balls and feels weird and wrong. The AI has the element of surprise and mystery, something new to me but is also the specific idea I want to see. The best of both worlds. So I have a lot of fun reading what it conjures up from the stuff I feed it.
>don't you read booksNone of them interests me. They're always set in ways that are extremely boring to me. The only exceptions are like the classic stuff from the 1800s-1890s and Agatha Christy. I find myself enjoying autobiographies more because of the batshit crazy stories, but these don't necessarily have good writing because they don't have to. I don't believe in fanfic having good writing, like at all, it's never of sufficient quality for me to actually bother and learn from it either. I just find myself cringing at the writing most of the time because it's tryhard or lacking or has some repetitive elements as part of the writer's "style" and it gets annoying pretty quick. To be clear I ask the AI to write in a formal way that emulates classic old books because I can't stand modern writing at all. It's unreadable and incomprehensible to me to the point of Victorian era English being easier for my ESL ass to understand. That's also another element, I prefer writing in English because it's prettier and more expressive to me than my first language. But I also suck at writing in my own language. Only thing I can write properly in either is super formal emails or reports lol. But that's useless in creative writing. I'm not that serious about it as a hobby though so I kinda don't care.