I literally love connecting with authors on their work- writing and editing fics can get very hectic sometimes. Love on your authors yall!! Forming human connection is the purpose of life!! Giving love is important!!
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I got my (now 18-year-old) daughter into Ao3 back in 2021. I taught her she should always comment - even if the fic looks old or abandoned or whatever. She did.
Well - she got this email this morning:
The fic was written in 2014 and essentially abandoned.
Bethy read and reviewed in 2021 (and was actually the only person who had commented at all).
Today in 2025 - the final chapter was posted by the author and this was her reply to Bethy’s comment.
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Never question whether a fic is too old to comment on.
Bad Wolf Bay
I LOVE HER
THE TALENT OMG THIS IS AMAZING 😳
If Open Heart was a movie
let's be kind to each other, I hope you all are staying safe out there
HmHmMm?
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL ‼️‼️BELONGS IN A MUSEM ‼️‼️‼️‼️
the colours in this looked a lot better on my tablet...
Need a figurine of him ASAP
Happy women's day
Based on this silly picture I found on Instagram (not mine!)
Ten and Donna end up on a fucked up deadly space newlyweds show despite uh. Not being newlyweds but they get almost all the questions right. They start to sweat when the final question is "what's one secret desire you have involving the other?" And Donna writes "sometimes I wish I could occasionally shrink down the doctor real small so I could carry him around in my pocket and make sure he doesn't get lost' while Ten writes "sometimes I wish I was small enough that Donna could carry me around in like a cat backpack or maybe a shirt pocket" and they look at each other like AYYYYYY because not only are they deeply drift compatible they're also fuckin weird about it 💖
this came to me in a vision
<AN> Another!!! Another!! Thanks so much for reading, guys. Credit: @euphonyinestetica; Tagging: @pixelburied, @witchiegirl, @itsbrindleybinch, @lilmissperfectlyimperfect, @ajaysbhandari, @aidenzhous, @ravenclawpokegirl25, @catlady0911. </AN>
Ajay settled into his new desk at the front of the theatre, happy to be off his feet for the first time that day. It had been a brutal shift at the coffee shop, but now he got to go back to doing what he loved the most: directing. He stretched his legs out under the table and flipped open his copy of the script. He’d written down the previous director’s rudimentary blocking in the margins, along with a few edits he felt were prudent.
Footsteps on the theatre’s thin carpet alerted him to another presence. Without looking up, he addressed whoever it was.
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