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February Festival, Day Five
A story which formed or changed your perception of the characters.
I can't remember which were the very first popslash stories I read, although![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
nopseud would know as she has a carefully honed rec list with which to lure the unwary into the fandom. But I do remember that there was a particular story which (perhaps a little unfairly) defined my ideas of Who Backstreet Were for quite a while, as it was among the earliest Nsync/BSB crossovers I read.
Coldhearted by Jae. In which each member of Nsync has to have some kind of sex with a member of Backstreet.
It's an awkward one to answer for my own stories, but I think it's fair to say that Bouquet counts, as it wasn't till I wrote (at some length) about Adam Lambert that I grew to love him. Although in fairness, that tends to happen with anyone I write about—but that one I actually noticed at the time.
I can't remember which were the very first popslash stories I read, although
nopseud would know as she has a carefully honed rec list with which to lure the unwary into the fandom. But I do remember that there was a particular story which (perhaps a little unfairly) defined my ideas of Who Backstreet Were for quite a while, as it was among the earliest Nsync/BSB crossovers I read.Coldhearted by Jae. In which each member of Nsync has to have some kind of sex with a member of Backstreet.
It's an awkward one to answer for my own stories, but I think it's fair to say that Bouquet counts, as it wasn't till I wrote (at some length) about Adam Lambert that I grew to love him. Although in fairness, that tends to happen with anyone I write about—but that one I actually noticed at the time.