ao3 angst farmer

suze | 26 | adhd lesbian | australia. ~ back on my fandom bullshit ~ zutara | thiam | darklina | tomione | dramione

[margonite-seer]

I surely can't be the only one in this

[potatocrisp]

I’ve had a bottle of wine and unfortunately this was the result

[super-sootica]

[i-will-not-be-caged]

DYING

[alexis-royce]

This should be the meme template we use for more frivolous news

[asphodelles]

halsin’s pretty cool i guess

[nekrosmos]

My turn to make silly little memes

[hawkmothmoon]

Did this painting of Ben Barnes a couple years ago in five hours and still think it’s one of the best paintings I’ve done. Somehow these ones I spent like 6 or less hours on I always like better than the 20+ hour paintings??

[goodboydummy]

I don’t know if anyone has ever done this before but, here ya go… The Different Types of Fanfiction! 

I probably left a few out, but these are the most common, compared to their base fiction’s canon plot. Enjoy! XD

[gamzee-mackin-on-your-girl-blog]

The crack fic is enough for a reblog.

[yougothenigo]

then there are these favs….  ;)

[my-heads-gonna-explode]

The moment I hear someone accuse a disabled person of faking it, I lose all respect I previously had for them. I have absolutely zero tolerance for fakeclaimers.

People have passed out on buses after being denied seats, because people thought they were faking it. People in excruciating pain have been turned away from hospitals, because people thought they were faking it. People have been publicly shamed both online and in person for their disabilities, because people thought they were faking it. People have lost their jobs after being denied accomodations, because people thought they were faking it. And I'm partially talking from my own personal experiences. I've been yelled at for having meltdowns at school after being told I wasn't allowed to wear ear plugs, because people thought I was faking it. These aren't hypothetical situations. Lots and lots of real disabled people have suffered for the entertainment of fakeclaimers.

The harm from fakeclaiming real disabled people is much, much worse than the harm from taking the few fakers there are seriously. I would rather help a hundred disabled people when one person among them is actually faking it than fakeclaim a hundred fakers when one person among them is actually disabled.

Yes, there are people who fake disabilities, and yes, that's awful and harmful. But accusing people of faking it has never done anything good for anyone, while it has harmed a lot of disabled people who needed support but were ridiculed instead. There is no net positive to fakeclaiming. All it does is serve to stigmatize, mock, and encourage the neglect of disabled people. It's sickening.

I mean this all the time. Even if they do something you assumed they shouldn't be able to do (part-time AAC users, ambulatory wheelchair users, and other people whose disabilities aren't constantly visible exist). Even if you think their accommodations are excessive or unnecessary. Even if you think they have "too many" conditions. Even if it's DID or schizophrenia or any other disability that you're uncomfy acknowledging. Even if they have dyed hair or neopronouns or anything else you've decided is "attention-seeking behavior."

The moment I hear the phrase, "they're probably faking it," leave your lips, I know not to trust you. Because you want disabled people to earn their rights, their support, their ability to live, by first meeting your arbitrary standards for what disabled people must look like.

[defectivegembrain]

"Neurodivergent superpowers" yes right I'm just like Wonder Woman if Wonder Woman had bad social skills and debilitating reactions to everyday sensory stimuli instead of useful powers

[hereforsterekcontent]

Aaaand still in the top 3

[pokemonpostsdaily]

[dear-ao3]

[werewolf-cuddles]

Hey, hot take, but if a company decides they no longer want to distribute a piece of media they own the rights to, then they should be legally required to sign the rights back over to the creator.

They shouldn't be allowed to just sit on the IP for the rest of time, especially if they have no intention of ever releasing it again.

[werewolf-cuddles]

#i thought this was gonna say “then they shouldn't be allowed to punish piracy of it”

You know what, that's also a valid take, let's add that to the post

[kiramartinauthor]

WHY YOU SHOULD WRITE HORRIBLY:

1. You’ll never write anything if you don’t

[escuerzoresucitado]

[jailforwriter]

Getting inspired to write is actually really easy! All you need to do is be the busiest you've ever been in your entire life and as far away from a computer as humanly possible. Hope this helps 🥰

[akindofmagictoo]

@isherwoodj

[avengtani]

i watched “shadow and bone” only for the plot!

the plot: