Would You Consider Inclusivity And Refrain From Making Your Reader Characters Blush? Not All Of Us Blush

Would you consider inclusivity and refrain from making your reader characters blush? Not all of us blush visibly and there are other ways to describe embarrassment in writing. Writers are so ready to be gender inclusive, but write their readers to all be pale and visibly blush, it’s really disheartening to see that ethnicity doesn’t get the same considerations… (such as in your Wonwoo bookstore/park date request)

thank you so much for this ask! see, i’ve only just recently in the past few years started writing gender inclusive content, as i saw most writers doing. but now i will do my best to be mindful when writing about these types of things. i’m sorry about this, and i hope this message gets out to more writers!

i will be rewriting my past works to be gender inclusive and ethnicity inclusive, but please bear with me as i soon start my second year of college!

wahshsh i saw your reblog, you wrote the sweetest letter omg >//< sending crunchy leaves and spicy apple cider your way <33

hehehe thank you <33 it really was a good fic :3

wonwoo would cup your face and gently attack your lips with pecks

he’s handsome or whatever 🙄

ok before i leave to take my dog to the vet,

a royalty au where you're the heir to the throne and wonwoo is your shy (and lowkey bumbling) royal advisor.... he's smart and always has his head stuck in a book but he's also painfully awkward and clueless to how deeply in love with him you are. until your parents decide it's time for you to get married. and suddenly you're inundated by suitor after suitor, and wonwoo is quizzing them on their credentials and doubting their suitability for you, this one makes brash political decisions, this one spends too freely, this one has no tact for diplomacy. until one day, you turn to him and ask, "you've hated every single one of them. who, then, do you think i should marry?" and wonwoo blushes red and presses his lips together.