#fictfolk

[battle-for-dyke-island]

dear fictionfolk who regret what they did in source: I’m so proud of you, I hope you have a beautiful day

[saveyourhelplessspite]

permission to get real on main and say its actually awesome being a clusterfuck of fragments, fictives, fictkins, and fableings. like it sucks sometimes but it is nice knowing theres a reason we've always felt like shit trying to make ourselves perfectly static. cause we're not.

[fr3akshow0rganizati0n]

ykno what I’m gonna say it

I hope everyone with any connection or affinity to any fictional character (or real person) gets to see so so much art or other work of that fella, and I hope you have the courage to be so so open about that love. Shout it from the rooftops! Don't be scared to reblog or repost that awesome thing!

We’re rooting for you! :)

[this-is-agorableism]

Unsure if this counts, but: people thinking I’m weird or too friendly for using the word ‘pals’ to address a group :( i don’t use it for individual folks in case they’re uncomfortable, but going like “hi there pals!” is one of my favorite things to say. And it helps me feel connected to my fictive identity!

—Doey the Doughman (introject from Poppy Playtime)

This is agorableism and fictionmisia I think.

I do imagine vocabulary would count. I say “y’all” and “folks” a lot, mostly as a species- and gender-ambiguous way to address a group, but I get a lot of crap for it too. Do whatever you want forever, man.

[wastetroject]

There should be an app for finding sourcemates . . .

[twentybillionwasps]

Anyone else ever just love themself so much they become their own f/o

[lusiinaturae]

what is it even like to not be fictfolk

[lynneirl]

˖ ͟ ☆ Extending a hand of friendship…

Hello. I’d really like to meet some other systems on here. I am bad at posting and don’t say much right now. But I would love to make friends, thank you. — Lynette