paperclipsentimental

ao3 i use my masters degree to write this fanfiction she/her, 2000's baby

[prokopetz]

I think it's actually healthy to have at least one life aspiration that's abnormal to want and impracticable to achieve. It lends a sense of perspective.

[paperclipsentimental]

i'm wearing such a cute outfit today

[woodswallow]

Those little hints at Sullivan's backstory we're having are driving me insane! Like sir, please tell me about the fucked up circumstances that you came from! Why do you used to think that you had no purpose in life?

Tell meee...!

[heartattackinblackdye]

shoutout to the mutuals i actually interact with regularly & big apologies to the mutuals i do not interact with regularly or the mutuals who i used to interact with but now do not. ily all

[girlballs]

god it would be awesome if the human brain could just ignore an upsetting thing instead of constantly wandering back to it for no fucking reason

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

MAY YOU NEVER LOSE YOUR HYPERFIXATION

[mimidiann]

waiter waiter more bts pics please

[paperclipsentimental]

thank god for version history because last night while editing i accidentally deleted that whole sullivan howitt hatefuck when i was trying to move it lol

[therainbowexpress]

Separation of Church (canon material) and State (fanart and fanfiction) is vitally necessary for the fandom ecosystem

[delsicle]

I’m not sure if this will be helpful to anyone, but you literally do not have to be a good writer to write and post fan fiction. Yes you will naturally get better at writing and finding your voice the more you do it but you do not have to be or become a professional level writer to enjoy writing and sharing fics. It’s common to hear people praise fic writers by saying their work is better than published books, and while I think this comes from a good place, that’s not the norm or expectation. There is also a sentiment that fic writing is “good practice” for becoming a better writer or doing something else later, but if fic is the only creative writing you ever do that is literally okay. Your technical skill does not mean you cannot have fun and build community with your writing, or that other people cannot love and find meaning in your work.

[mysteryteacup]

Fanfiction is a hobby. You are not obliged to improve at a hobby. You are not obliged to monetise a hobby. You - the hobbiest - are not obliged to be on par with professionals.

Turn your back on the insidious whispers of the capitalism mindset and return to posting fics that make you happy and are tagged "srry if thsi is confusing its 3am n i'm high".

[robertfagden]

(guy who tags every single post as the same exact character) you know who this post reminds me of?

[fandaniel]

having a multi year long character obsession becomes like a abstract thought experiment at some point

[kujakumai]

rereading my own fanfic for flow like damn this is fire why tf isn't there more of it. but of course i am the one who has to make the more of it

[steelart]

yesterday? blorbo stuff. today? blorbo stuff. tomorrow? you'll never guess

[ruesdeluxe]

[achillesinhighheels]

[beansfrombeans]

mutual on my left trying to get pregnant. mutual on my right starts high school next year. and me i have done some of the dishes