#its very

[cari-the-kirby]

@man-offical posts like hes begrudgingly doing so, ok?!

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[deanwinchesterapologist]

having such a never kill yourself december. and i hate december. so its really

[ysaefinn]

Suguru loving you in each and every single way you lack and yes it's weird and it's gross and unconditional, possibly intrusive and forceful as well and this maybe shouldn't be on main and

[xinnixity]

so i played dealtarune

[sarcasticscribbles]

"Statement of Noden Freyr, regarding the music of the lake in the middle of the deep water. Original statement, October 10th, 2012. Audio recording by Jonathan Sims, Head Archivist of the Magnus Institute, London.

Statement begins."

"In my childhood, I was warned against venturing into the lake's hidden depths. While I remain in the dark about its mysteries, one thing is clear: the lake adores my music. I entice others to explore its beauty as I play, leading them to wander its depths." Noden Freyr, Vast avatar, known for his enchanting violin melodies. Under the cover of night, her music draws wanderers to the lake's edge. Hypnotized by the melody, they waded deeper into the water until it embraced them, leaving only footprints as a reminder of their encounter. Make a TMA oc with me: Vast

[astronomeridian]

Hey, I'm really happy that you liked my fic, but could you please think about what you're saying to me—a complete stranger—before you comment?

Here’s the thing: I write mostly E-rated fic. For obvious reasons, the norms for commenting are a little different than in the genfic world, and (to be clear) I deeply appreciate every comment I get.

But every now and then I get a comment that’s something like this:

“Hi! I loved this fic. Here’s a graphic description of the things I did to myself while reading it.”

Or this:

“Hi, I’m in this fic! It was so hot to read about [other half of ship] doing all of those things to me. Thank you for writing about me!”

And. Okay. Let me tread a little carefully.

To start: I am genuinely really happy you liked the fic, and that you're taking the time to tell me that. Most of my NSFW scenes are meant to be titillating. If you find them arousing, that’s great—that’s what I’m going for. If you’re picturing yourself as one half of the pairing, more power to you.

I also don’t know you. Like, at all. You scrolled through AO3 and saw my fic and read the tags and decided to click and read to the end, but I cannot control whether or not your comment shows up in my inbox.

So I hope you can understand why I’m a little uncomfortable when someone I don’t know shares graphic sexual details of their life in my inbox. 

I hope you can understand that no, you’re not in this fic: I wrote this fic about a fictional character that may share your name and face, but who does not exist. And I hope you can understand why it’s uncomfortable and distressing to me when someone tells me that no, actually, this is for me. it’s about me.

I’m happy to hear that you liked the fic. I’m happy to hear that you found it hot. But please keep in mind that I am a stranger that you are approaching on the street, and my consent matters too.

[mo-ok]

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