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pippinspeach.livejournal.com) wrote in
fellowshippers2004-02-18 03:02 pm
OT - "implied" pairing
What, exactly, does this mean?
for example, if my story is about one couple, and all the sex in the story is between that couple, they get the pairing. But if one of them has a crush on someone else and thinks/fantasizes about sex with that other person & discusses how best to hook up with this other person, is this an "implied" pairing? Should it be noted in the header?
or is "implied" just about other couples who are mentioned and aren't really part of the main storyline?
for example, if my story is about one couple, and all the sex in the story is between that couple, they get the pairing. But if one of them has a crush on someone else and thinks/fantasizes about sex with that other person & discusses how best to hook up with this other person, is this an "implied" pairing? Should it be noted in the header?
or is "implied" just about other couples who are mentioned and aren't really part of the main storyline?

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Seriously - every answer I'm getting is different. It's still in beta so I have some time to decide...
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*mwah*
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Really, it's author's call, and no one's going to flame you for putting "implied" for a pair that isn't or leaving it out on something that is. Anyone can read an implication into something; so a lot of times it's up to the reader anyway.
And besides, most people don't read the whole header. :)no subject
*waves hands in air and flails*
Seriously, I don't know!!
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It really could go either way, especially considering the sequel. I can see both sides, but minimalism might be a good route.
*hugs*
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I've done a couple of preliminary go-rounds, and I should have it back to you tomorrow evening. Is that okay with you?
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