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Pick numbers and I'll answer as best I can:
1. What are some writing tics that persist in your work but that you dislike?
2. What does your id want? Do you ever give in?
3. You have to erase one of your fics from existence forever. Which one and why?
4. How much do you trust the reader?
5. Have you ever written anything you would’ve backclicked if it’d been written by anyone else?
6. What’s your guilty pleasure as a writer?
7. Be honest: are you mean to your faves, or do you go easy on them?
8. What parts of writing a fic do you think are a chore?
9. Are there any unintentional trends in your writing?
10. Have you ever intentionally written a character as OOC to fit with a kink/prompt/story idea?
1. What are some writing tics that persist in your work but that you dislike?
2. What does your id want? Do you ever give in?
3. You have to erase one of your fics from existence forever. Which one and why?
4. How much do you trust the reader?
5. Have you ever written anything you would’ve backclicked if it’d been written by anyone else?
6. What’s your guilty pleasure as a writer?
7. Be honest: are you mean to your faves, or do you go easy on them?
8. What parts of writing a fic do you think are a chore?
9. Are there any unintentional trends in your writing?
10. Have you ever intentionally written a character as OOC to fit with a kink/prompt/story idea?
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...I'm not sure. Focusing on a female character and a het pairing and writing almost exclusively for them?
Oh, I know! Angsting out the male character in my pairings. Basically setting up situations where he has to run the whole angst gamut before he gets his happy, while the woman is, if not oblivious, a lot more accepting of the situation and what she can and can't have.
I think I'm developing (have developed?) a thing for soulmate fics, though. And BDSM kinky relationships.
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The start and finishing nicely. Particularly with longer fics - the beginning of sections is an awful thing to be struggling with: where do you come in, how much do you need to tell, what about time lapses?