Reluctantsincarazshipper - So Apparently I Ship Sincaraz Now

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Oooh I don't usually look at my stats. OK so I have 147 works posted and

which honestly makes me BEAM like you would not believe!

My dream theme/plot for a fic is a really good one... *ponders*

OK. I have a couple of answers for this. In SG-1 OT3 kinkfic, Li and I have been batting back and forth ideas of 'trying new things doesn't quite go as expected', and she has some good ideas on that which I still really want her to write for me!

In tennis RPS, I'm loving all the pining, not realising the crush is returned, first kiss, idiots falling in love type fic - and I will continue to read all of it written by pretty much any/everyone if I'm being completely honest!

every color is your color💐🩷🧡

Carlos Alcaraz vs Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, China Open 2024

had some thoughts about a hypothetical low-stakes tennisblr fanworks exchange... and now i'm curious to see what kind of interest there might be.

(tennis rpf means a lot of things to a lot of people, so it's worth noting that in this case it wouldn't include y/n or reader fic. sorry! :()

if you answered maybe, feel free to elaborate in tags/replies!

I made a what the fandom thinks of you generator

edit: please remember

1. i have to read all the tags

2. ITS RANDOMLY GENERATED I AM SORRY IF YOU DONT LIKE YOUR RESULT BUT DO NOT FUCKING HARASS ME ABOUT IT

thank you

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me: *clicks on the button to see which post* I must know which of my humble offerings have pleased my dearest.

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