Why do people write fanfiction?

It's not necessarily "funner" to do either or. Fun is a subjective term that isn't the same for every single person.

For some (like myself) fanfiction is a great uandishi exorcise. There's already an existing world, with built characters and rules, so I can focus on different ways to work plots, plan stories, and just work on making my uandishi stronger in general.

For some, it's just a way to kill the time, to kill the infamous "writer's block" that cramps their original stories. For others, it's just for fun.

Also, uandishi fanfiction isn't unimaginative. The writer is still working with their own plots; sometimes their own characters; their own interpretations of the world, rules, and characters; and is using their own, unique uandishi style to tie it all together.

To put it simply, some writers lack imagination sometimes. An imagination drought if wewe will. Now, are wewe saying if we lack inspiration we should stop uandishi altogether? I don't think so. Besides, if wewe wanna get technical, we are being original because when we write, we're just borrowing characters, setting, etc, but NOT ideas. Most of the fanfictions are original because of the simple fact that our ideas are original. Not even the famous authors of these vitabu thought of of what we have. Good answer? :)

Because we like it and we can imaginate a lot of situations with our fave characters! :D

It's what wewe wish would happen but doesn't. so that's why p.s im a fanfiction writer

Because wewe want to write a story about your favourite tv characters doing what wewe have always wanted them to do and in addition wewe can imagine yourself in the story. Always fun and to be honest easier to do than work out your own characters.

I think we ARE digging into our own imagination with fanfictiin. I grew up watching TV, and I upendo the characters from my inayopendelewa shows. I think it's really fun to be able to write for my inayopendelewa characters, to see them do things they've never done and be with people they've never been with. Are we being unoriginal? I don't think so. The characters may not be from our imagination, but the plots are, the ideas are, and the dialouge is. If I upendo a book au a TV onyesha enough-- if I upendo the characters enough-- then I upendo thinking up fanfics about them. I can understand certain character better after I write about them. That's why I write fanfiction, anyway. :)

Fanfictionists (as I like to call them) are either very obsessed with a story already made and want to bring in their own contribution that'll never actually be true but its the closest to it au that they have little imagination and feed off already made storylines to make 'pretend' stories of their own.


Imagination Cravers.

Well, I'm just starting out, so I'm still working on coming up with my own ideas. I write shabiki fiction for practice, I find it a bit fun to recreate my inayopendelewa vitabu and anime, but I'm working on uandishi my own work. I write it for practice, just to test out my skills, almost like a warm-up before getting into the big leagues.

I myself do not write fanfiction, but I think that when people read books, but things don't turn out exactly as one had hoped (ex. two people who wewe wanted to end up together didn't, which seems to be a fairly common fanfic), people write their own alternative ending. au if some character au event really intrigued someone, but they didn't get to learn as much about what happened as they would have liked (ex. the death of a major character, the mentioning of a big event, if the main characters have kids, etc.), they write their own interpretations of what happens.

I agree, I prefer uandishi out of my own imagination, but for some people, it may be good to write based off of someone else's book. As long as they don't themselves to uandishi based off of other people's work, I think there's nothing wrong with it. I mean, I upendo to draw fanart, but I draw my own stuff as well. Is drawing fanart lack of imagination? To some extent, possibly. But I do draw my own people and my own settings as well, which is certainly not a lack of imagination. As long as I don't myself to relying on other people's work. (And even so, fanfiction (as well as fanart) does have some imagination in it, if wewe think about it! It's the reader's interpretations, and they are imagining their own way for things to happen. So while I agree with wewe to some extent, I think it's perfectly fine, as long as wewe don't yourself to relying on other people's work).

(And I believe they finally made funner a word! Yay! ^_^)

Well, I see where wewe are coming from but it is kind of a warm up if wewe know what I mean. It helps wewe write better before wewe songesha on to your own stories. I started out kwa uandishi fanfiction and people loved it, so I started using my own ideas. Fanfiction is kind of like Level 1 in uandishi stories.

Its a way to start out your uandishi career. wewe are able to put a twist on something wewe like. I'm just starting out kwa uandishi fanfictions. Its actually really fun to write, especially if wewe are not intending to get serious with your writing, which i plan to do. Its just a thing for fun.

wewe can write fanfiction for various reasons, to practise, just for fun etc. At times it's just playing around with the characters, au it might be to "fix" something that happened au didn't happen.
Sure, some fanfics are unoriginal, but there are those which are very well-written and imaginative, with respect for the characters and rules of that world. Things come down to what wewe want with your writing, and I don't think fanfiction as a whole should be looked down on.

Even uandishi fanfiction wewe still are digging into your own imagination...sometimes when you're having trouble fleshing out your original stories it helps to take something that the characters and setting are already developed and play with them for a while before going back to your own characters.

I'm a fanfiction writer and I believe its because every one wants to read fanfiction, like the obvious most maarufu fanfiction, Harry Potter fanfiction is very maarufu everyone wants to read it I have one of my own and it is definatley the most maarufu out of all my other writing. I believe its because the story ended and people want to grip onto something so its still there and every one wants to put their own twist on the story, and some want to change the way the story ended mostly I think. But I don't think its because of a lack of imagination.

Entertainment!x

Well, I'm a fanfic writer myself, and I write for fun. I really like imaginning my fave characters do something different. Even if the onyesha au movie etc. isn't ours, but we also get to use our imagination to come up with our own ideas.

Because some of us find it fun to place ourselves in stories. We still use imaginations, sometimes we make our own extra characters and give them a vivid back story. It strengthens uandishi altogether.

Because they don't want their fandom to end, au they feel creative and write an alternate ending to the fandom for fun. It doesn't mean they're unoriginal. They upendo that fandom so much and feel as if they're a part of it's world, and they like to create new ideas about it. Also, some people write Fanfiction to fill in the gaps. For example, in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the readers were spontaneously introduced to several new characters in the epilogue, and as a result decided to write Fanfiction on how those characters interacted au how the kids were brought up. It's fun to write your own stories and create your own world and set of characters, but it's also fun to upendo a world wewe never created and expand your ideas on it.

Okay, shabiki fiction writer here. I can see your point of view, but please take a look at mine.
I was inspired kwa a book I read (Harry Potter), and I kept on thinking "Oh, what if this had happened, au that...". wewe know, that kind of stuff. And then I found fanfiction.net. That was the place where I learned everything about shabiki fiction. That website is full of budding authors. shabiki fiction is like a stepping stone for uandishi your own story.
I hope this helped!!

It's called 'fun' a word wewe obviously don't know about.

Because they like some characters in some movies,comics,...and want to make a change to them.The best way to do it is uandishi a fanfiction .It's really fun,because I used to do that in the past.^^If wewe don't believe,try and wewe will know,have fun!!!!!

In Fanfiction, wewe are free to imagine new scenarios, locations and even new characters within the existing universe of a series. So, wewe are using your imagination and it can be original.

I personally like to write both. Fanfics are something I write when I'm board au when I feel the need to make an alternate ending where the character I loved didn't die. au simply to write something that I wished would have happened in the story.

I personally write fanfictions because I like to put my own character into the storyline.

I think people write fanfaction because they don't want to plain out fangirl over 1D, au whatever kids like these days. They like starring themselves, making the reality of them meeting them come ture in at least a story. I, personally, think it's kinda stupid though.