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this and also the only difference between fanfic writers and writers who sell their own original works as careers is that fanfics aren’t monetized. that’s all.

being a “professional” writer doesn’t mean your works are inherently better than fanfics. I’ve read so many fics that are more professionally written than some published books.

whether or not a piece of writing is monetized has nothing to do with its quality.

ruinedchildhood

anxietyproblem

quotefeeling

“Why can’t people just sit and read books and be nice to each other?”

— David Baldacci, The Camel Club

mournfulroses

Meena Alexander, from a poem titled "Young Snail," featured in Love Is Like The Lion's Tooth: An Anthology of Love Poems

#spilled ink

thehopefulquotes

“So many books, so little time.”

— Frank Zappa

rio “just happy to be here” vidal

#agathario

evetyentirety

House went through three major, life-threatening crises related to his leg, and every single time, Cuddy was his attending physician.

In 1x22 (Three Stories), the show presents this by having Cuddy stand right beside his hospital bed, explaining his medical condition to him and then saying, “I am personally gonna oversee your treatment from now on.” In 2x24 (No Reason), the camera focuses directly on his wrist, framing the patient wristband that has Cuddy' s name printed on it. And in 7x22 (Moving On), the bottom left corner of that X-ray report explicitly lists Cuddy as his physician.

She was his attending, and indeed, his saviour.

aropride

please god let chatgpt die out like nfts did. With a fast and graceless fall into irrelevancy

bladespark

Like to charge, reblog to cast.

atwotonedbird

This spell has a very low hit ratio, so we need a lot of us to do it.

golden-letters

bitch this is all you’re gonna get. this life, this face, this body. you better not ‘maybe in another universe’ your way out of everything. sit your ass down and face this. go make tea and have a picnic and read a goddamn book. kiss your loved ones, send that damn text, and hug your siblings. this is all you’re gonna get.

#spilled ink

wishing-on-stardust

I have watched a lot of House recently and I've been lurking in the fandom for a little while, so I've heard a lot of the 'Cuddy is a bad doctor but a good dean/administrator' takes and I'm sorry, that's just not true.

Sure, in the episodes where she features heavily (Humpty Dumpty, Finding Judas, Fetal Position, Joy) it's often pointed out that she's too emotionally invested in the case and it impairs her judgement thus she isn't a good doctor.

If you pause and apply that thought to anyone else in House or literally any other medical drama it kind of falls apart. One of the sources of conflict in medical dramas is a doctor getting too emotionally invested in a patient, either it's someone close to them or someone experiencing something familiar, and nine times out of ten that character will make mistakes because of it. Both Foreman and Chase make mistakes that kill patients, Chase because he was distracted because of his dad's death and Foreman takes a risk with a patient that he sees a lot of himself in whilst also being under the pressure of his family being in town (I know that the main thing we're supposed to take from House Training is that Foreman is acting like House, but these heightened emotions can't have helped). Even House makes mistakes and acts even more brashly than usual when his emotions get involved (e.g. All In, Insensitive, MEANING) and none of these characters are called bad doctors. "It's because it only happens a few times" I can hear people say, to that I raise you the fact that we only ever see Cuddy involved in cases that are very emotionally close to her. In Humpty Dumpty she knows the patient personally, in Finding Judas and Fetal Position it's patients that directly parallel her personal struggles with the idea of being a mother and her infertility, in Joy it's both of those things combined! It's no wonder Cuddy messes up in these situations!

On top of that fact we also see her being medically brilliant and somehow that's just ignored. In Fetal Position she takes risks just as House would. While yes, she's doing it because she's emotional, it also doesn't take away from the fact that she can come up with ideas just as far-fetched and just as valid as House can. And you know what? It works! Something tells me that if House had made those calls and the case had played out the exact same way, the fandom would not criticise him for it…

#house md