mariam!!!

and suddenly everything is an orwellian nightmare but oh well what can you do | born 2003

[ladyunicornsparkle]

biggest fear is searching up “weasley twins edits” on tiktok after december 25th 2026 and no longer seeing the phelps twins version

[goth-queen]

[batmans-archnemesis]

sebastian this ominis that. what about the old man.

[actually-mentally-ill]

me after saying i’d get tasks done but i’ve just been reading fanfiction for the past 3 hours:

[tchetcheca]

no shade (maybe just a little) to who does this, but i ask, plea, beg, scream for yall to stop using THE SMALLEST FONT EVER ON YOUR FICS

like im usually reading fics at night = no glasses on, this means I can't see shit when they are written in smurf sized letters

and bcs of that i end up not reading fics that I wanted to just because is so uncomfortable to read them

[thombalan]

[hoahoahoahoahoa]

STOP roasting Twilight for being girly. Roast it for being mormon.

[chatterrbox]

YOUR OC STORIES SHOULD NOT BE TAGGED X READER. OH MY GOD. NO ONES GONNA SHAME YOU FOR HAVING IT AS X OC. If the "reader" has a first name or physical descriptions ITS AN OC UNLESS ITS MADE FOR A SPECIFIC RACE OF PEOPLE. NO EXCEPTIONS BESIDES THAT. This should not be an issue, tag your fics right, PLEASE.

No one is complaining about OC fics existing, only the fact you guys are tagging them wrong and putting them in the x reader groups and hogging the space where it's hard to find a REAL X READER.

[falsetactic]

me after the author mischaracterizes me in a xreader fic

no hate tho

[sunb1eeder]

This is the ideal male body type. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

[tojistoy]

Me searching for fluff fics after a tough day and getting recommended a smut fic with a paragraph of content warning tags

[arthurs-puppygirl]

Um, not now Chevrolet. I literally have a blade at my throat.

[unlikelykidpost]

This is my first time posting here, but I really want to hear from my fellow POC. Is anyone else tired of reading stories where it’s all about the main character x reader? You dive in, expecting a really inclusive narrative, but then it hits you: “Their cheeks glowed pink!” Seriously? Where am I getting that rosy hue? Or when the character casually puts their hair into an easy ponytail—come on, it takes me forever just to get my hair in a ponytail! You know what I mean, right..??

It's frustrating when the story drops hints that suggest the 'reader' is white. It really grinds my gears, and I wish writers would stop doing that, or at least include a warning that the reader character is going to be white. I want stories to be genuinely inclusive and for writers to be more flexible in how they describe characters. It’s disappointing when you can tell that a writer based their characters on white experiences and WHITE PEOPLE. but thats all, thanks for listening to my ted talk!!

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