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On the Edge of Space (24792 words) by StarlightCaptivator Chapters: 13/16 Fandom: Transformers - All Media Types, Transformers Generation One, The Transformers (IDW Generation One) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Jetfire | Skyfire/Starscream (Transformers) Characters: Starscream (Transformers), Wheeljack (Transformers), Jetfire | Skyfire (Transformers), Ultra Magnus (Transformers) Additional Tags: No Cybertronian Civil War, Alternate Universe, Cityspeaker Starscream (Transformers), Titan Skyfire, Background Relationships, POV alternating by chapter, Rating due to Starscream's mouth and upbringing, Secret Identity, Canon-Typical Violence, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Ultra Magnus leans more G1 than IDW Summary:
He'd gotten away from the gilded cage that was Vos and made it to lower Altihex to start a new, scientifically minded life in the titan spaceport city of CAE-Ignatius. Never in Starscream's life would he imagine that the titan would take an interest in him as well.
Update!!! Now with fantastic gif from @mancatrex:
My plan to make it up to our vendors who got screwed over by the rain this weekend was to plan a winter craft fair. Our first thought was to have it held at the community center because its large, everyone knows where it is, and the prices are inexpensive- residents and nonprofits get a discount.
So I call the lady who runs that place and she tells me that they can't have any sales-related events, they have a non-commercial policy.
There was a craft sale there in March.
The local rotary club has a pay-in pancake breakfast every first wednesday.
I call bullshit.
Speed
Just some fun, StrongSwipe bonding this time.
Sideswipe has some good news to share with Strongarm and wants to celebrate.
I fully understand this isnât everyone, but love the sect of m/m shippers who donât want to be inserted into the relationship at all. dont want to fuck them, donât want x/reader. this isnât about me itâs about my boys being in situations and then fucking about it. Iâm barely a fly on the wall im not even here.
this used to be most of fandom đ«
Too nice and accurate to stay in comments, @petralemaitre
#my blorbos are not my type#they are each other's type
We were talking about atla the other day and someone mentioned a fanfic they read and one of my friends said that they dont approve of fanfic of atla because theyre children.
And i was like "not all fanfic is sexual."
"Yeah, suuuuuure."
And its like.... fanific is not my preferred way to interact with media but even I know that:
1. not all fanfic is about sex.
2. Underage persons write fanfiction and they should be allowed to interact in Fandom this way.
3. Even if it was all sexual, they are not real people. They are fictional.
Can't believe im saying this in 2026 but literally if it makes you uncomfortable, dont read that.
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Big spoon, little spoon
There's some recent post about how Boomers and older don't have a "gender neutral script for interacting with another human" program in their head, they only have scripts for interacting with men versus women, and that's why they have trouble with nonbinary identities and the like. But most Millennials and younger do have something resembling a "gender neutral script." The post attributes this shift to the rise of women in the workplace and other changing social norms around the feminist revolution.
I think there's something to the "gendered versus gender neutral scripts" idea but I'd attribute it less to the feminist revolution of the sixties and seventies. After all, women in the workplace are still recognizably women, and women having jobs is not a recent feminist invention. Rather, I attribute the shift to recent generations growing up with the internet...and specifically, the text-based early internet.
Pre-internet, having a "penpal," was a rare novelty; most actual human interaction was face to face or at least over the phone. The internet introduced the idea of having people who you talk to day after day, week after week, month after month, without ever seeing their face or hearing their voice. All you had was text and a pfp, so there was no way to reliably know whether these people in forums and chatrooms and message boards, who had become a real presence in your life, were male or female. I mean, sometimes they told you outright, but not always. You could make guesses, but you were frequently wrong. Asking directly was kind of awkward...and of course, even then, you had no proof that someone was telling the truth. And most of us internet young'uns also had the experience online of being mistaken for a different sex, and then when it came out, realizing, "Oh, huh. This person was interacting with me for the last few weeks wrongly assuming I was a boy/girl." And also realizing that maybe you had a better rapport with them when they were working under that mistaken assumption about you.
So Millennials, the first generation to really grow up with the internet, developed a gender neutral mental model for interacting with people. They developed a mindset where you waited and looked for clues to someone's sex or gender rather than just knowing based on their face or voice.
Probably not surprising that Millennials are the first generation to have a relatively mainstream concept of genderqueer or nonbinary identities. And yes, obviously they didn't invent these identities, there have always been people who didn't fit neatly into one box or another and queer communities have always had some way of describing these people. But pre-internet, this awareness was always kind of a niche thing.
Favorite headcanon that I just made up for Bayverse MegOp Raising AU:
Bay OP once managed to track and fight TFA Megatron, TFA Megatron developed PTSD after said encounter.
*Itâs just so funny to imagine TFA Meg fearing for his life once he hears that Bay Op is on Earth đ*
Lugnut: âLord Megatron! Autobots from Cybertron have arrived to this planet!â
Megatron: âOh? Very well, let them c-â
Lugnut: âSenator Orion Pax is among them!â
Megatron: ââŠw-what?â
Tfa Megatron when he sees Bayverse Optimus coming. (He is going to get the most disrespectful beating of his life)
the thing about chekhov's gun is that the gun does not literally "need to go off by the third act." the story works just as well if someone merely grabs the gun and starts threatening people with it, or if the Jewish protagonist recognizes the particular model as a Politically Concerning piece of world war 2 surplus, or if the gun's owner waxes nostalgic about the last time he fired it, etc. etc. etc.
unfortunately I get the impression that a lot of people do not understand that and therefore build theories around the idea that if the gun is not Specifically taken down from the wall and fired, it serves no purpose to the story, so why the hell was it there in the first place
Raising Optimus AU with all the different MegOps is so chaotic!
I just know that some of them wouldnât hesitate to adopt all the young sparks in the Animated universe like the Dinobots, the Jet twins, Wasp and even little Soundwave
Especially G1 and Earthspark, theyâre just the type of old couples to adopt every kid they see
G1 Megatron would probably adore little Animated Soundwave
Earthspark Megatron would SO help and guide Wasp
Tfa is annoyed by the growing number of siblings his parents are having XD
Can I just say I love all your Sparklings?! I want to squish all their cheeks and tell them how cute and wonderful they are! But only if they and the parents are okay with it.
Thank you!! đ„° Immy would be the only one who would like the attention and isn't touch averse like most of the sparklings. Speaking of Immy! I have doodles of him since I'm drawing another comic đ can't help it.
they're off to go find Trench finally ^^
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This is how the doc found Skyfire. It was odd finding a giant moth of his species in the area in the first place. After an examination not only finding signs of hypothermia and extreme wear and tear of joint and paint from cold exposure they find a chip of ownership. And then they learn of the practice the irresponsible owner was doing and commandeered Sky due to pet cruelty. Should actions could have shattered his wings and worse and this owner was doing it cause âitâs cool and a trendâ.
Another visit from the tribe and him and Starscream talk star is going to start attacking everything cold when sky is around.
(Cybug Starscream about to go attack on titan with a fridge or deep freezer to protect his giant potential moth bf)
ouhhh i honestly just considered skyfire getting caught in a snowstorm or smth that came on quickly before he could find shelter but this is also really interesting to consider. i think he would have been "wild" before (which leads him to not be as attached to the humans in this au) but ough... give that bug trauma!!!
he's grown used to the vets at the clinic, so he's okay to hang around and climb all over them, but if someone reaches for him or tries to initiate contact hes just like Nope...
Opinions on the episode âI Have Heard the Robots Singingâ?
Best episode of season 3.
No arguments.
It is so creative and the musicals are great! I have Blades and Dani's song memorized and still working on Chase's^^
But my favorite part is:
đ¶I'll boost this baby's signal
till they hear me in Australia!đ”
đ¶Welcome to my news segment!
News, at noon,
of a news that's fit to groove!
And continuing the [(idk how to spell that wordđ)],
I'm still singing!đ”
Note as someone who has visited and driven in most of the 48 lower contiguous states of the 50 small countries in a trenchcoat that make up the USA;
The drivers of all states suck, of course, this is a given. HOWEVER. There are some very special places that stand out among these. In order of how in fear for my life I was.
3. Houston. Drivers in Texas in general treat speed limits as a lower limit for how fast you should be going and the drivers in Houston show no regard for life or limb.
2. Atlanta. The drivers of Atlanta do not fear death for themselves and would rather you both die than let you merge.
Fucking. New Jersey. If I never drive I-95 or the Turnpike again I will die happy. You've never known fear until you see someone neglect to use turn signals and Jersey Slide through 4 lanes of near bumper to bumper 80 MPH traffic and cut in front of you to make their exit as you slam the brakes on and miss rear ending them by about half an inch.
On the flip side, the BEST driving I've ever seen? Suprisingly, New Orleans. Now, I went NOT during Mardi Gras, but I found the drivers there to be courtious and cautious with a very few exceptions. 10/10.