Lina :3

THERE. IS. NO. SUCH. THING. AS. MAZE!OWEN.

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Welcome to the blog! :D

Hello! My name is Lina (they/she) and welcome to my blog :)

I post art, fanfics and general shitposts 

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THIS IS SECOND YEAR SECOND SEMESTER ENOUGH WITH THE ICE BREAKERS

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My favourite part of uni is when no one, including the staff, know how anything works.

Sitting in class where the only light in coming from a few small windows and the hallway coz nobody knows where the light switch for this room is.

[adurot]

I have just learned that Mountain Goats are NOT, in fact, actual Goats.

[adurot]

I have never heard of this band. I AM in fact referring to the animal.

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But wait, there’s more!

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How is it, on Art Fight, people are okay with other people going “please don’t draw my OC NSFW, in ships with anyone” or even “please don’t change hair/clothes/etc”, but as soon as an MCYT says it, it’s “let fandom be fandom”, “nobody should tell you what to create”, and “don’t set rules for fictional characters”. What is the difference. Really. Follower count? The fact that it’s on youtube?

If you went against an art fight creator’s boundaries, you’d fully just be a dickhead. But if it’s an MCYT with enough followers then suddenly they’re not a person. Or at least, not one who deserves respect.

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Reposting from Twitter

Don't worry - this one isn't a clickbait controversy.

I just wanted to surface something regarding DNI tags so my actions are not misconstrued or misrepresented in ways that can hurt my friends.

I have a DNI tag here on Tumblr. This tag exists for people who want space from me as a CC, not as a place for people to ignore consent. This way people who want a “fan space” but still treat me as a human being can have both!!

I like to meet people with respect and all I ask for is the same. I don't want people to think that having a DNI tag means that consent is no longer important, or that I'd ever condone the concept that hidden disrespect is somehow okay,

Or that creators should be expected to just "roll over and take it" - that is... a VERY problematic position regarding consent, agency, and autonomy.

The most important thing here is trying to meet people with respect, and being a content creator does not suddenly disqualify us from deserving respect. Additionally, and finally, being banned from a CC's spaces for behavior outside of that space is fully valid.

It is unfair and unhealthy to be entitled that YOU get to have spaces that are YOURS but you expect, without question, access and ownership of another person's spaces, mental health, safety, and wellbeing.

As always, everyone, I just ask to be kind, treat both your fellow community members and content creators with respect and positive intent, and be kind.

I'm using this specific tag on there JUST FOR VISIBILITY, thanks all.

Be kind. 💙

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you’re the closest to heaven that i’ll ever be

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you’re the closest to heaven that i’ll ever be

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you’re the closest to heaven that i’ll ever be

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you’re the closest to heaven that i’ll ever be

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you’re the closest to heaven that i’ll ever be

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so i have a few thoughts on "that's not how boundaries work" and "you can't just tell fans they're not allowed to ship anymore".

i am aware, and i do agree, that boundaries generally shouldn't look like "you're not allowed to do this". they should look like "if you keep doing this, i will [remove myself from the situation / other consequence you will draw.]"

but sadly, when it comes to creators setting boundaries with their fans, it isn't that easy. because removing themself from the situation, for a creator, would in this case mean stopping content creation.

and while "what about just having blocked tags" is a good argument in theory - i'm 99% sure that in his explanation, Pyro said it wasn't just seeing the shipping content that was the issue, but also simply knowing it exists and that a significant part of the fandom is engaging in it.

like... both Pyro and Maddy have said that they're well aware of how much they're taking away from people, and that they didn't take this decision lightly at all. Maddy quite literally had to do this for her mental health (pleaseee go read her post if you haven't).

now, do i personally understand why someone would be a nervous wreck (as Maddy has phrased it herself) just because they're aware people are creating shipping content of their or their partner's characters? can i relate to it? no. but i do believe there are factors here, like personal sensitivities and character bleed in rp, that i couldn't possibly relate to, but that are in fact significant. and, more importantly: i think that anyone's feelings - and mental health!! - should be respected and taken seriously regardless of whether they're "reasonable".

so, again: sure, phrasing a boundary as "you can't do this anymore" seems harsh, maybe even wrong. but it is simply a rephrasing of "if the fandom keeps creating this shipping content, then Maddy will have to remove herself from content creation (or at least from rp and all related spaces)".

and if at the end of the day, you care so much about your yaoi that you don't care about the personal and professional consequences this will have for a content creator, then... have fun with that, i guess.