Odds & Ends
I am a DBSJM writer (DBSK+SJ+SJM), with the majority of my fics being KyuMin-centric, with other K-pop artistes ninjaed in when necessary.

Many of my fanfictions are also found on Super Legacy. If any of my fics are found anywhere else, they have been plagarised and I have not been notified. I do not allow my fics to be translated, so don't bother asking. If my fics are found anywhere in any other language, I have not given my permission. DO NOT TAKE OUT OR REPOST MY WORKS. NO exceptions.

I am not unapproachable, as most people who talk to me will know. However, I have a severe allergy to morons, and will not hesitate to punt them into oblivion. Also, I'm quite accommodating, but if I say I won't write a sequel, or a pairing, or a certain theme, I mean it. Don't test me.

Things I will not write (so don’t come looking for them):-
1) Het!fics (and that includes genderswitch)
2) Romance fics with couples QMi, KangMin, or JaeChun
3) Random smut fics with no reason or plot
If there are any mentions of these, especially the couples, on my LJ, I reserve the right to verbally slam you so hard you'll wish you'd never been born. And believe me, I can. I have done it before.

My Twitter: mysapphiresky
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Note: DON'T call me unnie unless you want the full force of my wrath upon you.

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Okay, so I'm seeing people insulting Super Junior and every other idol out there almost all the time. It's everywhere- "his fat thighs", "huge butt" etc etc. It's everywhere, and if anyone hasn't come across someone saying something like that, or even said it themselves, then clearly they're living under some really huge rock.

The worst thing is, these people are fans. Not haters, not people who dislike the idols and hence insult them, but fans. People who pledged to support them no matter what. They're the people who buy tons of albums, vote daily for award ceremonies, defend their idols against haters... and yet they're insulting their own idols.

At this point, I'm hearing a chorus of voices going, "we're doing it in fun! It's terms of endearment and affection!" Yes, I know that, but do your idols know that? How are they supposed to tell the difference between a hater and a fan calling them names and insulting them? It's not like there's a filter on their search engines blinking red when it's a hater, and green everywhere else. All they see is people calling them out on minor faults that, half the time, they don't really have.

Take Sungmin for example. He said on Sukira on the 24th of February that he would have to manage his weight, because people had apparently felt uncomfortable while watching Sukira. He apologised that people called him fat. And who are those who call Sungmin a chubby baby with a fat ass and fat thighs?

Why, his fans.

Hence why I think anyone who insults their idols, especially their biases, are some of the stupidest people on earth. To you, it's a fond name of endearment. To the idols, it's one more person who doesn't like some part of them and hence they make themselves change, just because of foolish people who don't know any wiser.

Edit: Apparently there are people claiming it's okay for them to 'tease' and 'joke around' about these things because they're just doing it in a 'friends way'. The last time I checked, the term 'friends' implied a mutual relationship. Does your oppa know you're friends? Yeah, I thought not. They don't know who's a fan and who's a hater, because honestly, sometimes fans make it hard to tell the difference. Does this mean I can insult your friend whom I know but doesn't know me, just because I claim it's in a 'friends way'? Wouldn't you want to punch me in the face for being mean to your friend? Yeah, my point exactly.

Okay, first up, what's with all the people who like to invent the most intricate twitter trends up to a week before the actual day?!? I don't know about you, but I have better things to do. It's not rocket science, unless you need to save up brain cells just to invent a simple hashtag.

Second, and this is one of my pet peeves, LEARN HOW THE TRENDS WORK, PEOPLE. Twitter trends record a major boost in a particular phrase or hashtag within a short period of time. Two days is not short. Ever wondered why 90% of the time, spontaneous phrases trend before planned hashtags? Let me spell it out for you. S-P-O-N-T-A-N-E-O-U-S. Can't read? I'm sorry.

For those who are still living under a rock and refuse to move, you can't plan a trend so long in advance and expect it to trend efficiently. The more you try to promote a trend and tell people, "oh, trend *hashtag* on *date*!" the more it's unlikely to trend. If you really cared about it trending, you'd be smart enough to not release the trend until at most a few hours before.

And if you like your hashtag so much and really want it to trend, how about sending private messages to twitter fanbases telling us what you want? Many of us would be happy to trend it along with you, as well as inform our followers that we have a trend planned so there's no need to worry about it. But no, not happening. I'm sorry, but you're asking for it.

All in all, I hope your trend fails miserably. Actually no, seeing as you shared it two days in advance, your trend will probably fail miserably even if I don't hope for it.

Ciao~