#marauders4evr

[thatgirlonstage]

Please give us more of the weasley kids as Potters au!!! I Loved what you write and it made me giggle in pure joy! Please!

Hey nonny, I’m not actually the OP for that post, I just reblogged it! The person you want is @marauders4evr

[aniridescentdarkness]

I saw this on Pinterest and holy SHIT IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE. Credit to marauders4evr for the theory.

[wetwareproblem]

doyoubeelieveinmagic replied to your post “really wish people would stop putting marauders/4/evr on our dash just...”

I... honestly do not remember the racism and ableism? Do you have the energy/time to remind me of it? I'm happy to take your word, I trust your judgement, but I like knowing things.

Well, here she is actively downplaying intersectionality and anti-racist action in disability spaces in particular.

And then there’s all of this.

Re ableism, here she is veering way the fuck out of her lane to police autistic identity and say we should assume auties are faking it (and this from a “disability advocate!”) This was, I believe, where she started picking fights with @autisticliving.

And - the reason I personally don’t want to see her - here she is in a saga where she again tries to gatekeep mental illness/mental disability, I gently call her on it, and she doubles down hard. Here she is sending ableist anon hate to me, because the doubling-down wasn’t enough. And here she is making herself out to be the victim in all of this because I had the temerity to point out that she actually makes money calling herself a disability advocate, but treats actually disabled people like shit, and it made her feel bad.

She claimed, after all of this, that she wouldn’t ever speak on mental illness or mental disability again. Which is, y’know, a really shitty way for a “disability advocate” to handle a broad category of disability. And she didn’t stick to it - I don’t have an easy way to find it now or the spoons to do a deep dig, but I’m 90% sure I saw her returning to these habits at least once after this.

I’m not angry over this any more. But I’m so fucking tired, and I really wish she’d face some fucking consequences for this shit.

[lifelinebooks]

“HOW DOES ANYONE SLEEP AROUND HERE?” Minnie amusedly opened her eyes. Victor was sitting upright in the chair. His eye was throbbing to the beat of the heart monitor. “It helps when people aren’t screaming at the top of their lungs,” she teased.

The antagonists book 3

[madam-melon-meow]

Newt Scamander & Credence

As an abled person, I really don’t have a say in this, but I’ve heard discussion from a few fellow fan girls of the Harry Potter universe, questioning whether or not the characters Newt Scamander and Credence are Neurodivergent in some way. @marauders4evr is both a fan of Harry Potter, an active voice in the disabled community, and a writer I respect enormously. I would love to hear the opinion of her and other disabled fans- (some of whom she may know or may follow her? I don’t think I know any others by name) - on whether or not either of these characters has some sort of neurodivergance. Im sorry if this comes off as offensive, plz let me know if it is! I’m just super curious what those who *actually understand* types of neurodivergancy think about the characters, vs all the fan theories of my nerotypicals. Thank you!

[lifelinebooks]

My thoughts on The Antagonists: Book One by Burgandi Rakoska I'm going to come right out and say that I did not like the writing style of this book. However, the story itself was absolutely amazing. So amazing, in fact that it made me forget my annoyance with the writing style. There are few books that have that effect on me. First of all, there is the fact that the superheroes are secretly villains. we've seen a little bit of this before, but I, for one, have never heard a story where the proclaimed "superheroes" are actually working their own agenda and are really vile (not including politicians). The back-and-forth between Victor and Minnie was great. In an age where people tend to love the bad guy, having a "villain" who actually IS worthy of being loved is refreshing. The part I liked the most was near the beginning. Minnie and Victor both want to break into a hospital to steal an envelope. At this point they are enemies, but they decide to team up to get the envelope.  And of course there was the really awesome black, female, handicapped TOTALLY AMAZING SELF-CONFIDENT protagonist. She’s instantly likable. Plus she’s a college student with debt, so she’s so relatable.  I will say one thing about the writing style. At times it seems like it's written for 4th-6th grade, and at other times it seems like it's written for high school. That is the only thing that annoyed me. 

I don't have much else to say about this book. It's a great story and I can't wait to read book two. 4/5 stars, would recommend to anyone who likes magic, superheroes, and underdog stories. Actually, I’d recommend this to anyone, really. Please read it, you’ll like it. 

Thanks @marauders4evr for a totally amazing story!

[incrediblysincere]

I have never once met a person who “pretended to be autistic” for any reason, mostly because autism is so stigmatised and almost ubiquitously paired with the stereotypes of low intelligence and lack of social skills. But keep talking about people “pulling the disability card” to get out of accountability for their actions. You fucking hypocrite

[turtwig387]

Felt obligated to share this with you for reference reasons lol