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Original text post by @garcia-flynn-deserved-better
Chris Hemsworth photographed by Doug Inglish for GQ Australia.
Loki’s vows
Art of God.
Thor/Loki + making each other smile
hottie hottie boyfriend OMFG CHRIS HEMSWORTH WHYYY
i’m so excited for nasa (starfleet) to announce their new program (starfleet) for exploring those new potentially class-m planets (starfleet)
#his body says confidence but his face says I don’t know where I am (via meghai)
The Three Laws of Fandom
If you wish to take part in any fandom, you need to accept and respect these three laws.
If you aren’t able to do that, then you need to realise that your actions are making fandom unsafe for creators. That you are stifling creativity.
Like vaccination, fandom only works if everyone respects these rules. Creators need to be free to make their fanart, fanfics and all other content without fear of being harassed or concern-trolled for their creative choices, no matter whether you happen to like that content or not.
The First Law of Fandom
Don’t Like; Don’t Read (DL;DR)
It is up to you what you see online. It is not anyone else’s place to tell you what you should or should not consume in terms of content; it is not up to anyone else to police the internet so that you do not see things you do not like. At the same time, it is not up to YOU to police fandom to protect yourself or anyone else, real or hypothetical.
There are tools out there to help protect you if you have triggers or squicks. Learn to use them, and to take care of your own mental health. If you are consuming fan-made content and you find that you are disliking it - STOP.
The Second Law of Fandom
Your Kink Is Not My Kink (YKINMK)
Simply put, this means that everyone likes different things. It’s not up to you to determine what creators are allowed to create. It’s not up to you to police fandom.
If you don’t like something, you can post meta about it or create contrarian content yourself, seek to convert other fans to your way of thinking.
But you have no right to say to any creator “I do not like this, therefore you should not create it. Nobody should like this. It should not exist.”
It’s not up to you to decide what other people are allowed to like or not like, to create or not to create. That’s censorship. Don’t do it.
The Third Law of Fandom
Ship And Let Ship (SALS)
Much (though not all) fandom is about shipping. There are as many possible ships as there are fans, maybe more. You may have an OTP (One True Pairing), you may have a NOTP, that pairing that makes you want to barf at the very thought of its existence.
It’s not up to you to police ships or to determine what other people are allowed to ship. Just because you find that one particular ship problematic or disgusting, does not mean that other people are not allowed to explore its possibilities in their fanworks.
You are free to create contrarian content, to write meta about why a particular ship is repulsive, to discuss it endlessly on your private blog with like-minded persons.
It is not appropriate to harass creators about their ships, it is not appropriate to demand they do not create any more fanworks about those ships, or that they create fanwork only in a manner that you deem appropriate.
These three laws add up to the following:
You are not paying for fanworks content, and you have no rights to it other than to choose to consume it, or not consume it. If you do choose to consume it, do not then attack the creator if it wasn’t to your taste. That’s the height of bad manners.
Be courteous in fandom. It makes the whole experience better for all of us.
There are a couple of things about current shipping culture that confuse me.
1. The focus on whether or not a pairing will become canon as a reason people should ship something or not. Do you not understand what the “transformative” part of “transformative works” means?”
2. This idea that saying “I ship that” means “I think that, as presented in canon,this is a perfect, healthy relationship that everyone should model their relationship after.”
Sometimes shipping something does mean that. Sometimes shipping something means “Person A is a trash bag who doesn’t deserve person B but I would love to explore how Person A might grow to deserve Person B.” Sometimes it means “I want these characters to live together forever in a conflict free domestic AU.” Sometimes it means “I want Person A to forever pine after Person B. Nothing is beautiful and everything hurts.” And sometimes it just means you like their faces and want to see Person A and Person B bone in various configurations and universes.
From Meaghan’s Rath Tweeter.
Reasons why you should be shipping Dean/Donna (◕‿◕✿)
Why would you ship that, you ask? Because why not-
Cute donut eating? Check.
Feels + Dean being sweet? Check.
Relatable habits? Check.
The look on Dean’s face when they met again? Check.
Dean trying to ensure her safety, getting a load of cute sass back? Check.
Completing each other’s references like cute dorks? Check.
Dean being hella impressed and turned on by her badassery? Check.
Being badass mofos in general? Check.
Cute badass mofos? Also check.
Not to mention, it’s only been a few million episodes since Dean hooked up with a woman of actual substance and character.
Dean/Donna is precious thx (◡‿◡✿)
8/15/15 D23: Chris Pine has a couple of fanboys [X]
i feel like newcomers to the fandom just kinda come online and see all this d*stiel stuff and think it’s like what they have to ship because everyone ships it and says it’s canon. i mean, that’s what i did, until i got to season four (yes i shipped d*stiel until i actually met cas) and realized that there was honestly no romantic chemistry. friendship, maybe, but as far as romance, i didn’t get it. i waited because everyone says cas and dean are in love so i waited but i just didn’t see it, and i feel like there’s a silent majority here that goes through kinda the same thing. d*stiel shippers can be loud and obnoxious, but if you’re reading this know there are people online who agree with you and will validate your opinions. if you’re reading this and you do ship d*stiel, that’s fine too. just don’t go insane and try to convince everyone - newcomers, people who have yet to watch the show - that it’s canon, because it’s not, really. same goes for all ships - i don’t feel as if any romantic ship is present on the show but for the ones portrayed (sam x jess, dean x lisa) and we shouldn’t trick others into thinking they’re present. fanon ships are fine, just keep them there!
I do so enjoy Dean waking up naked, tiredly looking over to the now unoccupied side of the bed, but even more… I positively love following the line of Dean’s hand under that blanket.
All this time and I never noticed that
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