Things to Consider Before Continuing:
I decided I should update this to make things just a bit more clear. Apologies this is a bit of a long one.
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Things to Consider Before Continuing:
I decided I should update this to make things just a bit more clear. Apologies this is a bit of a long one.
Re-reading your own fic is wild.
Okay, that's a really good sentence. Typo. Typo. Huh, did I write this? It's actually not bad. Typo. Hm, I would cut out that part now, but it kind of works. TYPO. Oh, this part is really good. That is the wrong word, wtf? I'm enjoying this more than I thought I would. ANOTHER TYPO? FFS.
ummm apocalyptic au simon would call reader mama/mommy when their little (adopted) child is around. and he would for sureee make her call him daddy. at all times.
what a cretin. i'm here for it.
the kid took one look at you and latched on and something ancient in him shifts. you become the center of the campfire, the softness he circles like a starved animal and he starts to call you mama because it fits. because it's true. because he likes the way the word sounds in his mouth when you're holding the kid, soothing them, touching their hair in a way Simon doesn't know how to.
in the day, when the kid's on your hip, he's:
pass it here, mama.
let mama eat first.
listen to mama.
claiming you as his counterpart. it's family the way wolves understand family: more than blood, more than law.
and he goes still when you say his name. gives you nothing. like the word doesn't belong to him anymore. like it's someone else's, someone long dead in a world that no longer has room for that man. but when you tentatively whisper daddy, he lifts his head immediately, tugging a chain looped through his spine. eyes dark and jaw tight. a soft, low, there you go rumbling out of his chest. he doesn't just respond to it. he expects it. orbits it.
it pulls him back into his body. it's what unspools the tightness coiled along his ribs. what softens him in ways he can't admit without tearing himself open.
also makes him wildly aroused but whatever. god forbid a man likes to be acknowledged as protector and provider by a pretty soft little thing.
"I just don't understand how people could like dark fiction-" Then don't understand it. It's simply not for you. Anything under taboo, dark, and dead dove is meant for people who can handle it and be mature about it. You're allowed to not like stuff. You're allowed to feel triggered or squicked. But don't act like you're on some moral high horse because you don't explore those themes. Further more, no one owes you an explanation as to why they like those themes in the first place. You don't have to have some sort of trauma to enjoy that type of work. You can just enjoy it, zero justification. It's not real. No one's out here genuinely wanting those scenarios to actually happen, and this goes for non-yandere related things as well. Anyone who tries to act on them was going to do something anyway, and didn't know how to regulate themselves.
I hate having to bring it up constantly but Christ on a cracker it's like you went to one literature class, drew eyes on your paper rather than learn media literacy, and now think someone liking something dark, taboo, or general kink stuff is somehow a reflection of who they actually are. Brains are weird. They like to make fake scenarios constantly. The least we can do is give the ball of jelly something fun and something it can control. If your brain doesn't like it, then find something it does.
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In regards of the Trump government scraping all trans inclusion in its queer information portion of its websites I have made this thing. Spread the word. Don't let them pretend we never existed.
P.S: Don't like! Reblog! <3
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“I’m afraid of endings. That feeling you get when you finish your favorite book and have nothing to look forward to. The feeling on a Sunday knowing freedom is coming to an end. Airports. Saying goodbye is so hard for me. I never want good things to end. It’s an interesting fear of mine considering I also have the thirst for change and adventure. Naturally those two things warrant a few goodbyes but it never does get easier for me.”
— Journal Musings (via needyboy)
Isn't It Romantic? All That Remains.
Isn't it romantic? The way you confessed first. Professed your love; Made me feel safe Cared for me in a way no one else could.
Isn't it romantic? The way you pulled away, your doubts beginning to bubble. Your mind betraying your heart.
Isn't it romantic? The way you used me. You lifted yourself up, gave me false hope.
Isn't it romantic? Just as a lover should. I was the one who had to end it, as you felt down. Too scared to continue, a lie so profound.
Isn't it romantic, how I still wait? Hoping for love, not wanting it from you.
Isn't it romantic? The word has lost all meaning. Yet I still love you.
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS
WHO IS USING THIS
AN APP??? THEY HAVE A FUNCTIONING WEBSITE
THE LAST FUNCTIONING WEBSITE
Reminder that ao3 does not have an app. Any apps you see are third party and are making money off of the writers without their consent. They’re also probably harvesting your data. Do not support this garbage.
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Hello, I would like to start off by apologizing for not being very active lately. I've been struggling to find the proper time to write and edit.
As I start to write this story, I realize I'm a bit indecisive on what point of view to set it at as both are quite horrific (^^). So please, which one would you like to read more/would interest you more:
What POV Would You Like to Read it From?
Reader POV
Yan! POV
Also, would you all have a preference on whether the reader is Gender Neutral or not? Please let me know!
Thank you all so much for your patience. I will start writing soon! :)
When reading fanfic keep in mind that for professional literature:
Short story: under 7,500
Novelette: between 7,500 and 17,500
Novella: between 17,500 and 40,000
Novel: over 40,000
Fics over 40k are literally a novel written and shared for free. If you have written a 40k+ fic, you have literally written a novel.
Yep. In addition, chapters in published novels are generally around 3,000 words in length.
Fanfic writers go hard.
'art idea that's above your skill set' and 'writing idea that's above your skill set' are tortures I wish upon absolutely no one man
not to be annoying in your notes but wrong actually. there is no level requirement in art. make the art. make it over again if you're that committed to the idea.
if you save your ideas for when you're "good enough" you will never feel like you're good enough to do them and those ideas will be forgotten or just collect dust forever.
please make art. please make bad art.
100% allowed to be annoying in my notes, this is great advice! 🧎🏾♀️
Reading amazing fanfiction, then forgetting to bookmark it
enter this into the Google search
site:<url of site where you read the fic> <a line you remember from the fic or character names plus a unique detail>
for example:
site:http://archiveofourown.org/ Todd Margo pedicure
Google will search only AO3 and tell you which pages contain the words Todd Margo and pedicure.
REBLOG TO SAVE A LIFE
REBLOG TO SAVE MY LIFE
REBLOG!!!
Not sure how common this knowledge is, but I’d like to add that if you enclose a piece of text in quotation marks, Google will search for only the exact wording of it. So if you’re lucky enough to remember an exact quote, that’s also a powerful tool. I can’t count the number of obscure tumblr posts I’ve tracked down from screenshots with just those two techniques; I’m sure it’ll work for fic too.
ok.