I found this on my dash again and this time I'm reblogging
sorry everyone
This is absolutely beautiful and light read!!!! And as always @navajolovesdestiel always delivers
Crappe’s Creek
My addition to the @cocklesdestielfiction crazy crossover challenge
Loosely based on Schitt’s Creek and Supernatural
Cas lay in the bed. He sighed deeply and turned over. Then he turned over to the other side. He sat up. The bed was so uncomfortable, the room so dreary, he wanted to scream. Just a couple of weeks ago, his family had everything-a mansion, wealth, power…. He had everything he wanted and more. And now?
Explicit
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Not an immigrant here, but the rest checks out. Hey there.
So we're all just here huh
This is for everyone in here.
you know what i do when i dont like a character?
stay away from their fanpages
never go to their hashtags
sometimes even block a few pages so their posts dont come up on my explore
try to be as indifferent as i can
you know what i dont do?
bully their fans
comment “my fav character is better” or stuffs like that on their posts
comment slurs on their posts
wish death/hell upon their fans (yes thats a thing)
make hate posts about them
send anonymous hate msgs to their stans
Agreed.
Every time I see someone who reads lots of fic on AO3 but doesn’t have an account, I have to wonder if they realize how many features AO3 has just for readers. This is not an exhaustive list, but here are a few (and I’ve saved the best for last!):
Bookmarks - You probably know these exist because you’ve seen them on fic you read. But did you know that you can:
Make private bookmarks that only you can see - they don’t show up when someone clicks that “bookmarks” link. Not even the author can see them.
Organize your bookmarks with tags.
Filter them like you would a search.
Add your own comments/descriptions, either for your own benefit or the benefit of people looking for something to read. (Just remember that unless your bookmark is private everyone including the author can see tags & comments.)
History - AO3 can track every fic you’ve ever viewed. My history is 373 pages long. However, you can delete any fic from your history with the click of a button, clear your entire history at once, or turn this off.
“Marked for Later” - Some people use bookmarks to save fics they haven’t read yet, but there’s also a separate system for that. When you’re logged in there’s a “Mark for Later” button on each fic. Then you can filter your History down to just those Marked for Later. Once you’ve read a marked fic you can then hit the “Mark as Read” button and it will drop off this
The downside to both the History and Marked for Later is that this system currently can’t be sorted or filtered beyond that, but it can be useful nonetheless if you want to save your Bookmarks for rereading your faves.
Locked fics - Some people lock their fics to registered users for many reasons. They don’t want their fics showing up in search engines, they don’t want bots stealing them, they’re having a troll problem, etc. Without an AO3 account you won’t even see that these exist.
Comment notifications - You have an inbox on AO3, and anytime anyone replies to one of your comments you will get a notification. No more having to go back and check fics to see if authors replied to you! You can also opt to get an email every time.
Customize how you see the site - You can use site skins, hide tags or warnings on fics, skip the extra step to view adult content (if you’re 18+), even customize how your browser titles the window.
Last but very much not least:
Subscribe to fics, series, or authors - I honestly don’t understand how anyone keeps up with WIPs without this.
Get an email every time a new chapter is posted, or every time one of your favorite writers posts a new fic or chapter!
Don’t want to read a WIP as it’s being posted? Subscribe and know as soon as the last chapter goes up.
Worth getting an account just for this alone tbh.
How are you living without it???
(Hitting subscribe is also one more way to show an author you care, although authors can’t see subscriber #s on series.)
There are probably more, but those are the main ones. Yes, you have to wait a few days to get an account, but it’s worth it. If you’re worried because you don’t want people seeing you kudos certain fics (that one tentacle fic you’ll never admit to having read?) - the way login is setup it’s actually super easy to log out, leave anonymous kudos, and log back in without leaving the fic. AO3 is designed by users; they’ve got your back.
And hey, if you ever decide to take the plunge and post something, that’s one step out of your way!
(And seriously, subscribing is a game-changer.)
So.... We'll never be able to give him up????
One day Rick Astley will die and noone will click on the article link
[The Post-reading process] Murakami’s Men without Women
The thing about reading Murakami, is the feeling of longing for something. Some books give you the intense satisfaction of a job well done, some with a hope for a different future, and some with the weighing, but welcome sadness. This book, makes the other feelings pale in contrast with what it induces. A distant loneliness that comes with long-unanswered questions. You know how some questions…
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Thank you, love. And you remember this too
You are not broken. You are not confused. You are not dirty. This is not “just a phase”, and even if your sexual or romantic orientation changes over time, it doesn’t mean your feelings and identity right now aren’t valid.
Please don’t believe people who say you are simply mistaken, or that you are broken, because you are not. You are brave, and you are strong, and you are resilient, and you are beautiful, and you deserve to be loved and accepted just as much as the next person.
[Amusing myself and my anxiety] Post #4 – Harbinger of Chaos
As it happens, no major mishaps have come my way for a long time. I thought all that trust and confidence thingy is working, but then this happened.
Take a paper and start writing a list, for I am to re-live the drastic measure I had to take to stop an almost inevitable dominoes effect.
I have chosen to rotate between labs to get a feel of each one and make a decision to which one I’ll…
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This came back on my dash
Chaotic neutral. bi. writer. The (b)log of everything that catches my magpie-ish fancy. How many fandom references in your bio is too many?
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