u/Aleash89

I just had the craziest word show up as banned, and I need to vent. For those who don't know Bubble has banned words (wish there was a list somewhere), and you can't use any word that has a banned word inside of it. The word I was trying to say tonight? Japanese. The first three letters are a slur when said alone, but all together in Japan or Japanese it isn't. I don't see why those words can't be said. Lots of Kpop acts work in Japan! My faves are TVXQ. They opened up the Japanese music industry along with BoA. Not being able to use those words with them is crazy.

Who decided to ban words within words? Because I just think that is the dumbest thing. Maybe there are people use words word within words to say something bad, but I would never in a million years think to do that. Ugh. This is just so annoying.

Other banned words:

Album (bum)

Something (meth)

Bluegrass (ass)

Most subscriptions are to idols. You know, singers who release albums. What do you mean we can't say the "album" to them? So crazy.

What other crazy banned words have others seen? I want to make a list.

Edit: I forgot to say that Yunho said to be careful about not catching the flu, and I responded that I was getting my flu shot tomorrow. Guess what WASN'T a banned word? Shot. A word you would THINK should be banned but isn't. So crazy.

I'm looking for a list of all the different ways Yunho and Changmin have described each other. Dates would be helpful. I know

Husband/wife as fanservice (2011)

My other half/other self

Home/family (post-discharge)

Nikoichi (20th Japanese anniversary)

Edit: People seem confused with what I want to write. I want to write a trope standard fic with a twist, but I'm new to Hanahakiand want to learn more about it from writers and readers.

After talking with someone on another post asking about Hanahaki Disease, I got a plot bunny. I'm new to this trope (just started reading it recently) and don't know much about it. I've done some research, but I wanted learn more about it from writers and readers too. All general information is much appreciated. I know Hanahaki is as open ended on world building as omegaverse, so I want to twist it a little bit.

I specifically need to know what the standard is for the surgery. I've read it is a type of love amnesia, but I'm not too sure about the specifics of the amnesia. Does it make all love go away, or just all romantic love, or is it just romantic love for the person they have unrequited love for? Thanks.

Since an ATINY asked Wooyoung about fanfic during a fancall, I wanted to remind everyone of the first unwritten RPF etiquette rule: RPF is for fans only, so never share, recommend, or talk about it with any public figure or celebrity that has been written about. If the public figure/celebrity brings it up on their own the way EXO Chanyeol does, that is fine.

Personally, I'd be so embarrassed if TVXQ knew my fic. It's not that I'm ashamed of my fics or anything like that. I'm actually quite proud. It's just that they aren't meant to read by the people I'm writing about.

Edit: Someone suggested an nfection, and that works perfectly. Thanks to everyone who commented. I've been struggling with this for awhile now, and I'm glad to finally have this solved.

MC becomes hospitalized during the 2nd trimester (somewhere between 14-20 weeks) in part because of stress and overworking. What is something concrete the doctor could say is wrong? I want MC and Spouse to be able to have an action plan for going forward.

I have done research on high blood pressure and stress in pregnancy.

Background: MC has parents that never supported their career choice of chef, which caused MC to work extra hard throughout their career. MC is working on opening a third restaurant when there is a surprise pregnancy. MC is married, but they don't have kids yet (due to the timing never being right), which has caused friction with MC's parents. The new restaurant makes Mother nag about it taking focus away from what is most important – starting a family. Father says what he always does – MC should have chosen a different job because "you can't be an involved parent when you're never home and always working." So now that MC is pregnant, MC is stressed due to the timing being wrong and what parents have said and overworks to prove themselves to parents. This causes MC to be hospitalized.

My MC is a chef-owner of two restaurants and is working on opening a third at the start of the story. What age would be appropriate for this? I also need to know when they meet their spouse. So, what age would a chef be when they became a well-known and popular Head Chef?

Relivant back story: MC started working in restaurants right out of high school and eventually went to culinary school, but MC's parents never supported their career choice. That made MC work extra hard to gain their approval. MC met Spouse at a black-tie ovarian cancer gala where well-known top chefs were doing appetizers during cocktail hour and little plates for the meal.

I have done research on this. I have found that there is a lot of variations in the culinary field on when people reach certain positions depending on type of restaurant (fine dining, formal, casual) and management. One Reddit post I found had commentors sayings that lots of young cooks who didn't have the necessary leadership and culinary skills got promoted where they worked.

I've followed Koreaboo for a long time on Facebook, even though I overall don't like them that much. I realized the other day that I hadn't seen any of their posts in some time even though I had them set to Favorite to see their posts more. I can't find them when I search for them on Facebook, and the Facebook profile link I get when I google shows nothing. Did something happen to Koreaboo's Facebook page? I'm just curious now to know what happened.