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>> No.20535127 [View]
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>someone offers to do a shoutout and review swap with me on RR
>kinda want to do it, they have massively more followers than me so it's basically them doing me a favor
>problem is that the fiction they (literally they, a male/female pair of writers) are writing doesn't really appeal to me at all
>don't want to turn them down though, in case it looks like I'm being a dick
>don't want to say yes and be on the hook for a review of something that I'm very ambivalent about
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I'm honestly just worried someone will think that the descriptions I use for some post-human horrors in my setting will be seen as allegories for "something" IRL. On the one hand, anyone who thinks that they are deliberately an allegory for a certain group of individuals is basically insulting that group by insinuating it, but on the other hand someone with a poor knowledge of genetic and hormonal disorders could easily think I was trying to take a swipe at somebody.
The best part is that technically they could be seen as an allegory to at least four or five different groups, when their actual inspiration was the appearance of LotR orcs.

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