Guide Book: How to create a good Y/N!

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Reads 63
Votes 1
Parts 5
Time <5 mins

I've noticed stereotypes and poorly written descriptions of Y/N, making the appearance too specific. (Making Y/N have blonde and blue eyes specifically.) It destroys the primary purpose of an x reader / self-insert!

And I'm going to try to change that.
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What the reader will learn:
How to make a great Y/N!
The proper use of F!Y/N, M!Y/N, and NB!Y/N
Appearance and Identity
Difference between OC and Self Insert
Backstory and Lore

||: If this helped you, tag me in the story you made using this guide! I'm interested in reading it.All Rights Reserved

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