she/they santa brought me estrogen

moss + she/he/it + mixed :3 no this isnt ironic yes its rpf if you want it to be pfp by meee

[girlpyro]

they hit the avidmc towers on 6/7. rest in piss.

girlavid -> girlpyro

hii im moss (she/he/it), main is @mossfeathers i do all the interaction stuff from there :3 also mossfeathers on ao3, though i post on anon more than i don't. i run @an-avid-a-day but i'm on hiatus because. Well.

your fav is not white on this blog. everyone get more BIPOC headcanons in 2026. slash threat.

maybe plural. who knows.

i like money. throw money at me (commission info :3)

sideblog for skyblock kingdoms + adjacent smps (bhsmp, dominion, deceit, etc.) + vampires!

feel free to send me asks w/ doodle/writing requests !! or stimboards, if you'd like !! or headcanons or questions about my headcanons !! or ships you want me to spread wisdom on !! i can do it all !! (not true i am bad at most things)

tags: "moss preaches the gospel" for original posts, "moss draws" for art, "asks!!" for asks, "salt" and "discourse" for hater and drama posts/reblogs, "moss freak moment" for nsft posts/reblogs, "mcyt rpf" for rpf and truthing.

i tag clearly and consistently. block tags you don't like the content, or block me. if you want me to trigger tag anything just lmk and ill try my best :3

ccs probably shouldn't follow. interact at your own risk.

dni if you don’t post rpf (joke. i don’t have a dni they’re silly. I WILL KILL YOU IN REAL LIFE IF YOU ARE A TERF.)

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[cursedthing]

Buttery goodness that is Sneve stimboard

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[girlpyro]

Congrats on the girlpyro for your blog.

i'll give her estrogen if it's the last thing i do

(i'll be honest, i don't headcanon pyro as a binary trans woman; he's probably similar to me. genderfuck at best, but he should present more fem because i dont think he realizes how goddamn much he needs to be a cutesy girl at least once in a while. vampires smp would not have happened if pyros parents let him play with dolls.)

[girlpyro]

bro you have the most balanced takes please keep having them forever. comparing avid fanart to supporting JKR is insane and your response was really really solid imo

thank you for the flattering words, but i don't want to disrespect the person that asked a genuine question about my opinions or shut down more chances for conversation. i understand why they brought up harry potter, and i'm glad this discussion has opened up! i have a lot of opinions on this as well.

comparing support of "cancelled" and controversial creators does, in theory, make sense, and fanworks for harry potter, a series made by a horrible person, are often condemned as being immoral to create so it makes sense that fanworks inspired by AvidMC should also be condemned. however, people don't usually give the actual reason for why supporting JKR through fanworks is bad, and just say "because the creator is bad, making stuff relating to her works is bad". and that's not the reason why you shouldn't support JKR. this lack of understanding the why of not supporting JKR, and only thinking that you shouldn't create fancontent about "bad people"'s stories, has led to some genuinely terrible takes and widespread beliefs in the mcyt fandom as a whole, and to the belief that fanworks that relate to controversial and terrible people actually supports the harm they've done.

the reason you should not support JKR and harry potter is because she is actively politically involved with nazis and is trying to kill trans people, and she uses the popularity of harry potter (produced through people engaging in both her canonical works and fanworks) and money made off of the series to achieve these goals. there is no ethical consumption of harry potter, because anything that further elevates her platform and audience is directly contributing to her horrific goals and ideologies which are ACTIVELY being acted on and continuing to harm real-life people. however, people never say this. people only say "don't support JKR because she's transphobic", and don't give the context and reasoning of "she's transphobic and is actively harming trans people using her fame from harry potter, and to stop her we need to stop talking about harry potter". this has led to a widespread belief that morality is the main reason you should stop interacting with and creating fancontent for someone's characters and stories, when this is just not true.

minecraft youtube cancelling and discourse is different. AvidMC has already hurt their victims, and has already retired from the internet. even if they attempt to return to content creation, nobody is waiting for them. they will never be able to get their platform again, and will never be able to hurt people through their popularity and content again. they are gone, they are done, there is no space for them. they have no platform that fanworks can support, no actionable and ongoing harm they are acting on to hurt people that would be encouraged and platformed by fanworks. somebody drawing or writing avid will not bring them any closer to those they harmed or anyone they would wish to harm in the future.

AvidMC is still a terrible, terrible person in real life. if you do not want to make fanworks involving him, that is completely understandable; it is difficult to divorce the character from their creator. however, it is NOT a valid argument to claim that the entire fandom should entirely cease creating fanworks of him "because it supports him and his actions" or "because he's abusive in real life". fanartists are free to make what they like in this context, because there is no way--apart from monetary donations, which you obviously shouldn't do--to support AvidMC in any meaningful way. despite what he has done to people, and despite how terrible of a person he is, drawing his characters does not support him, and does not cause any more harm. morality does not matter when it comes to who you chose to create fanworks of.

even though both JKR and AvidMC have hurt people and are terrible people, there is this fundamental difference. one has a platform which she uses, fueled by fans, to kill trans people. one has done irreparable harm to their friends and community using their platform, but no longer has any platform or connection to those people at all; it is, in my opinion, obvious which person would benefit from fanworks continuing to be made, and who would not be affected at all.

if you have any differing thoughts, or you want to continue this conversation, feel free to send me an ask!

[omtai]

they should invent a cigarette that gives you vitamins and hrt and shit

[infectiouspiss]

TESTOSTEROEN CIGARETTE BEING SMOKED BY A BUTCH DYKE OUTSIDE THE BAR SHE SHOTGUN THR SMOKE INTO MYMOUTH I GET SO HARD I PASS OUT SMASH MY HEAD AND DIE

[infectiouspiss]

sorry that was meant for the tags

[omtai]

it’s okay. You’ve painted a beautiful and true picture

[loveridden1999]

problematic sudoku solving skills gap

[featuringmarkhoppus]

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i'm going to be completely honest, i don't think completely erasing avid characters from fanworks (and even canon) is the right way to separate yourself from the creator.

yeah, they were an awful person who did more than horrible things, but the character and creator are completely separate now, especially with avid quitting content creation. these characters no longer belong to them, they belong to the fandom.

i've seen talk of replacing v!avid with a collective oc, and i really dont think this is something we can or should force on people. if someone wants to participate in this, i can't and won't stop them, but we should'nt act like this is the correct course of actions.

i've also seen many people try to remove avid from all their fanworks. now, if people are uncomfortable writing them, that's obviously perfectly fine, but i don't want to see ANYONE claiming that anyone else with an avid character in their fanfiction or comics or drawings or whatever supports them. it is a character, not the creator.

that is all.

[craftstitch]

perchance a mcyt union is needed. or perhaps hr

[craftstitch]

the often touted line of “we are all adults and can discuss issues between ourselves” obviously isn’t reflecting the reality of how mcyt smps work, as many of these people are mid twenties, never held a full-time job, and are constantly straddling a tenuous line of co-worker, boss and friend in an environment where income is directly dependent on how likeable and entertaining you are to an audience that is mostly minors, who tend to not have the life experience and emotional maturity to clock when subtle power plays are happening behind the scenes. Or just like blatantly on the screen. it’s an absurd career with no safeguarding. unlike a normal workplace, there are no background checks, no references, no provided ways of hashing out conflict resolution with a neutral third party, no guidelines on maintaining public perceptions. Yes, we are often told that “everyone agreed” to particular content in videos, but given the frankly absurd differentials in clout between some creators, and the fact that smaller creators often allude to struggling for funds, there is an inherent incentive imbalance to avoiding friction.

[craftstitch]

was explaining this shit to a family member who then revealed that our city literally has a LARPer’s grievances council whose sole purpose is hash out interpersonal complaints. Probably a model that would be beneficial!

[homophobiastar]

Being an MCYT fan GENUINELY feels like this

Except the one driving the bus is your favorite YouTuber

[girlpyro]

genuine question, you understand the stuff you said in your post about 'separating the creator and the content' could be used to still support things like harry potter, right?

yes, that's functionally the same argument. however, when harry potter fans use it, they're defending the stories and popularity of something written by a billionaire who is alive, incredibly present online and in real-world politics, and who is trying to actively kill trans kids and who uses the platform she gets from harry potter still being in the public eye--through fanworks and official content--to try and, again, Kill Trans Kids. i think that's a lot worse than a pair of niche internet microcelebrities who already quit the internet and what they did to their direct circle of friends.

that's the difference between supporting "cancelled" creators online and supporting JKR. creators that have left online spaces can no longer continue to use their platform to harm others, no matter what fanworks people make, because people already know that they should not be trusted. JKR is actively using the platform she gets from fanworks to hunt down trans people and befriend fucking nazis, and any works that continue to promote her are actively encouraging the harm she spreads. harry potter-related works continue to uplift her when she's in a space that allows her to continue to grow and spew her hateful rhetoric, unlike marm and avid, who are done in the online space and will never get the chance to do something like this again no matter how many people write fics of them or draw their OCs.

they're obviously bad people, and i feel genuinely sick for their victims, but comparing still liking their characters to supporting jk rowling just isn't a one-to-one. me drawing their OCs isn't going to give them another chance to abuse people in real life.

i am, of course, disgusted by the real-life people behind these characters. i likely won't post any of what i continue to make publicly. however, i do not feel as though making fancontent of marm and avid, in any way, endorses them.

feel free to send more asks about this; i want this to be a conversation, if you still disagree with me.

[imnotasweetie]

and on a very small note, since this is not what the main point of this situation is about

please everyone, check how your perception of gay men and how "dangerous" they are for other individuals might be affected by the way homophobia is baked into our day to day life and society

there was a very clear thread of one of the narratives avid was trying to pin on the one very openly gay man that was his friend at one point earlier this year. there was a clear narrative he was trying to portray

and when some people tried to point out how many of the things he was saying reflected homophobic talking points and narratives, they were shut down claiming people only cared because "they care more about mlm shipping than misogyny"

people conflated mlm/yaoi shippers with those actually concerned about the fact that there was a dangerous and not unique or new in any way agenda being spread around a gay man, and it was genuinely maddening seeing people turn their eye away from it or just not recognize it

[girlpyro]

saying this again:

i separate character and content creator, and i will still be posting about avid's characters and past projects with fondness and appreciation. yes, the two are undeniably intertwined and influenced by one another, and i know that it's impossible to divorce the two entirely and that bits of cc!avid are in all of his characters. however, i will continue to engage with and write about and draw avid's characters. because that's what they are. characters. is it supporting abuse when i draw a character? no, it's not. i don't support avid's actions, nor do i give them any form of income or support, so i genuinely see no issue with continuing to like their characters. me drawing avid's OC doesn't support them, nor does me still finding comfort and intrigue in their characters, and as such i'm not going to stop loving vampires!avid or haunted winter!avid or both sbk!avids. i'm not going to let myself hate some of my favorite characters just because their author is a shitty person.

and yes, i use adblocker.

[cerealisafunbath]

do not let the whole avid and marm situation wreck havoc on the queer mcyt community. Them being manipulative has nothing to do with their queerness, and their queerness did not impact their behavior or the results from this behavior.

Their behavior is not a reflection of queer creators or queer people in general.

support queer streamers and support victims.