What are some popular 'Faking It' fanfiction stories?

One popular 'faking it gay fanfic' could be those that explore the journey of characters who pretend to be in a gay relationship for various reasons like fooling friends or family. For example, in some fanfics, two characters from a TV show might fake being gay to get into an exclusive party where a lot of their idols are going to be. It adds an interesting layer of drama and comedy as they navigate through the pretense while also dealing with their real feelings that start to develop during the charade.

One consequence could be damage to someone's reputation. If the faked story involves a particular person, it might make others think poorly of them. Another is the spread of misinformation. People might believe false things about sexual behavior in general. Also, it can lead to legal issues if it involves slander or defamation.

In funny stories, faking physical abilities is a regular occurrence. You might see someone faking being a great athlete. They'll wear all the gear and act like they're about to break a world record, but when they start the activity, they trip over their own feet or can't even complete a simple task. Faking popularity is another one. People will act like they have a million friends and are super - popular, but in reality, they're loners. And then there's faking wealth, where someone will flaunt fake designer items or pretend to have a big bank account but can't actually afford anything.

It could be about a girl who is pretending or faking something in the context of fan - created fictional stories. Maybe she's faking her identity, her emotions, or some other aspect within the world of that particular fanfiction.

It depends on the context. In some cases, it can be unethical as it may involve deceiving others or spreading false information. For example, if it's used to manipulate someone's emotions or gain an unfair advantage, it's wrong. However, in fictional writing or storytelling for entertainment purposes where it's clearly marked as fictional, it can be acceptable as a form of creative expression.

The consequences are multiple. For the NY Times, it might face a public relations nightmare. There could be investigations into how such faking could occur within their editorial process. In the wider journalism field, it can contribute to the general public's growing cynicism towards the media. The reporter's career is probably over, at least in mainstream journalism. And if the faked stories had an impact on public opinion or certain events, there could be legal implications as well, for example if false information led to harm to someone's reputation or business.

In the world of anime, fanfiction stories based on 'Naruto' are extremely popular. They might tell stories about Naruto's training with different mentors, or explore romantic relationships that were only hinted at in the original series, such as Naruto and Hinata's relationship before it became official in the manga and anime.

One popular '7 of 9 fanfiction' might be those that explore her adjustment to life outside of her former Borg existence. For example, stories could focus on her learning about human emotions more deeply.

Maybe in a fanfiction set in a fantasy world, a nice girl fakes having magical powers. She acts as if she can perform spells and use magic, but it's all a ruse. She does this to gain respect and status in the magical community of the fanfiction. As the story progresses, she might struggle to keep up the act and face consequences when others start to suspect.

Maybe in the fanfiction, Liam and Amy find themselves in a situation where they have to pretend to be pregnant. It could be part of a scheme to inherit something or to fit into a particular social group. Along the way, they discover new things about themselves and their relationship. For example, they might realize that they actually care more about each other than they thought and that the fake pregnancy is a catalyst for real emotional growth.