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Writing the next hit romance novel
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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Self-inserty hair?
Long silky black with natural red highlights shining purple in the light probably.
I was thinking of something completely different, and much weirder.
... thank you i hate it
I mean it did say rapey in the very same sentence fragment so... you aren't the only one thus confused.
Hahaha omg my boyfriend actually has hair like this
As in: hair belonging to a self-insert character
That doesn't make it better.
I read "self-inserty" as slang for vain? But it could also be a property of the hair?
Self-insert usually means the writer designed a character after themselves but in this instance I think it means the reader should imagine their own hair there