Faelynn

20 🌸 Multifandom 🌸 Kpop + Lads 🌸 I edit sometimes :3

[faereso]

These are beauuutiful ( ˶>˶˶<˶)♡ Xavier looks so pretty in pink

[charlottan]

i just feel strongly that work shouldnt be the Main Activity of five days out of the week

[one-big-hassle]

My friend sent me this after she won 3000 dollars off a scratch off. Reblog so that you can have good luck too

[goluxexmachina]

that’s a lot of dollars

[mayormccheese]

IT WORKES I GOT PAID THREE DAYS EARLY

[one-big-hassle]

THAT’S FUCKING AWESOME

[miyukiko]

[miyukiko]

[pinkypastal]

Everyone on the same wavelength

[faereso]

Infinity Nikki - Album: Itzaland

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[faereso]

Infinity Nikki - Album: Itzaland

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[faereso]

Infinity Nikki - Album: Itzaland

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[omgpeachsnapple]

He’s such a prince.

[miyukiko]

[anastasiya-mory]

A quick drawing of Caleb for my mental health... I love him so much that it hurts me...

I also recently realized that summer is in a few days. How long did I sleep?

[art-by-ady]

A Pawsionate Appraisal 🐱

Totally not yet over the Passionate Appraisal card. I watched/played it and it has so many cat references. Even the way MC tried to prevent Sylus from kissing her. Again just my whimsical take on this card.

[art-by-ady]

🐈 REBLOGGING THIS! Coz I just saw the new limited 5 star card! Did this piece last year 🥹

[nixscriptum]

less of a poem, more of a reminder. ( ఌ )

[c-dra]

Xavier and the beautiful Lady Rong 🐰

[faereso]

My MC in the LIs' colours, based on this challenge by the lovely @lads-queen-mc <3

[ilalily]

Seeing how writers across all platforms and different fandoms are dealing with so much more hate, censorship and publicized gossip is truly disheartening to see.

This “call out” culture that’s becoming more prominent in fandom spaces quite literally goes against the entire purpose of fan fiction. Fandoms are supposed to be safe spaces for people to express their ideas and if you don’t like a certain blog/type of writing, you simply block them and move on.

By “calling out” or demanding certain changes be made to how a person writes, you are stripping away the concept of fandom being a creative, judgment free space. Fan fiction censorship is as dangerous as book censorship; it’s the act of silencing those you don’t agree with.

I had to learn this the hard way when I made this mistake in the past, realizing the topic I was “calling out” was simply me trying to censor something I didn’t like. The reason this action becomes dangerous is that there is no stopping point to what can be called out and therefore censored, and it opens up the potential for hatred, bullying, and other harmful behavior towards those engaging in the “controversial” topics.

If you see something you don’t like, then don’t interact. It’s simple and doesn’t cost a thing to you. Stop promoting these forms of isolation and harassment.

***side note, just because you’re not “calling out” or openly condemning a certain topic does not mean you are agreeing with or condoning it, either. It simply means you respect the principle of writing what you want and disengaging with those that write what you don’t like.

****extra side note, this is exactly why ao3 doesn’t censor fan fiction posted on there unless it’s an extreme case of something being inappropriate.

[xxsyluslittlecrowxx]

this!

fandom spaces have started to confuse discomfort with danger, personal dislike with moral emergency, and curation with public punishment.

fandom should be strange, excessive, embarrassing, tender, horny, indulgent, experimental, full of things you personally would never touch and things that feel like they were written with a knife pressed directly into your ribs. that is the point. it is a library with too many locked doors, and you are allowed to choose which ones you open.

you are allowed to dislike things. you are allowed to block, mute, scroll past, close the tab, protect your own peace.

genuinely, please do.

curation is healthy.

what scares me is when “i don’t want to see this” becomes “no one should be allowed to write this.” and no, refusing to join a public stoning does not mean you secretly endorse everything ever written. it means you understand that fiction is fiction, your discomfort is yours to manage, and someone else’s imagination is not automatically a crime scene.

block, mute, move on, build your corner, protect your joy. but once we start cheering for censorship, we never get to decide where it stops.