so do antis not know that crosstagging is considered spam and is very much reportable, with spam being one of the only things staff seems to actually give a shit about, or do they just not care?

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so do antis not know that crosstagging is considered spam and is very much reportable, with spam being one of the only things staff seems to actually give a shit about, or do they just not care?
@tolstoyevskywrites replied to your post: Is glimmer a top or a bottom? She got the "im in power fuck off >:("...
The discourse continues lmaooo
In my defense, I was asked this time
My first thought coming out of Homecoming:
I swear if DUM-E and U were in that wreck and got messed up again ....
What’s with the f**king porn bots again?
Anyone else having this (stupid) issue?
@staff TWO P*RNBOTS. Following me. Good f*cking job.
I have an idea
Five Nights at Cackletta's
Chapters: 7/7 Fandom: The Avengers (Marvel Movies) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark Characters: Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Pepper Potts, Natasha Romanov, Clint Barton, Thor, Phil Coulson, Bruce Banner, Kid Dummy, The US Legal System Additional Tags: Kid Dummy - Freeform, Kidfic, Parenting a bot, custody battles, background Phil Coulson/Clint Barton - Freeform Series: Part 4 of Tales of the Bots Summary:
Parenting is harder than it looks. But, to be fair, so is being a human kid.
In which Tony becomes the rather overwhelmed parent to a bot who is no longer always a bot, and finds out that if DJ Stark is ever going to leave Stark Tower, then they've got to figure out a way to explain him to the US Government.
For the first time, Tony regrets that time he called members of congress "assclowns."
Why read: It's both heartbreaking and uplifting, which is appropriate for a fic about kids and custody problems. Of course, it's Dummy/DJ Stark so nothing is straightforward and it's as much about DJ adjusting to all the changes as it is about Tony. I really enjoyed the examination of Tony and his slow, painful growth into being a parent and learning to find new, less self-destructive ways to handle his problems. It's a fic with some beautifully lovely moments and a whole lot of character examination, that tore my heart at times but left me feeling happy at the end.