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I was thinking mostly of like when I first started writing for SPN I was terrified of getting the voices wrong and didn't really like my fic until I had a lot of comments saying it was good. but now that I've written a billionty SPN stories, I feel confident about the voices, so I like it just because I like it, no need for outside confirmation. and I got used to that feeling. Then tried to write some Star Trek fic. eeep! Back to lack of confidence. So it's not that I am randomly picking a show I've never seen and trying to write for it. But that after writing in a fandom for a long time it feels very different than starting out.