Bold of you to expect any sort of consistency from me. Also on AO3 as fandom_susceptible for SFW work and fandom_filth for NSFW. I'm 24 and the blog reflects this, 18+ only. Now with sideblog dragon-susceptible for TDP ramblings.
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If a woman has
STARCH MASKS
O N H E R B O D Y
does that mean
she has been pGReNant bef o r e?
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House md is such a trip because House and Wilson are standing cock to cock, tip to tip, packer to packer, emotionally and physically. House's employees have a polyamorous codependent relationship while also being at each other's throats constantly. Foreman's so represssed they think he's gay, Chase is so sexually active that he can't possibly be straight, Taub and Kutner scissored, Cameron's probably gay but she has a job to do so she isn't going to think about it too hard, Thirteen is bisexual and went to jail once. Everyone has used drugs recreationally at least once. They break into everyone's home then insult the state of their home and then diagnose the patient based on a "That's so Raven" vision that House has. They shouldn't have been doctors, they would all thrive better as Waffle house employees that leap over the counter to fight customers.
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love seeing revisionism in the wild “free the nipple never meant you can walk around topless every where that’s still sexual harassment it just meant for like breastfeeding and stuff”no it literally means you should be able to walk around topless anywhere because get this. breasts aren’t fucking sexual organs.
#this!#and whats really funny to me is professionalism and decency stuff still applies to men and would continue to apply#no one would be shirtless while teaching schoolchildren or at a business meeting#no one is currently#businesses would still for the most part follow 'no shirt no shoes no service'#and frankly a lot of weather just isnt compatible with shirtlessness#so it would functionally literally just mean no blurs on tv where shirtlessness is part of the accepted program#and being able to be in your yard or walk down the street to grab the mail when the weathers nice. if you wanna#maybe some shirtless BBQing#and the beach. where you can already frequently see literally everything but the nipple#so its just so ridiculous to me to argue about#like so much drama and morality bs over seeing like. a tiny handful more nipple than you might otherwise see. in very casual settings#< prev tags#accurate though
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I love seeing list memes where someone makes a "le cool people vs le cringe" and they obviously skew it so they barely scrape by into the cool kids club
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the cultural reputation of Hawkeye Pierce is wild bc you'll see members of Gen X who grew up watching MASH and haven't revisited it since recall Hawkeye as a macho military man who constantly gets pussy and sticks it to the man but then you watch the show and he's a antiracist bisexual pansy who DESPISES the military, (who does still stick it to the man) hates guns and begs for men to get him pregnant
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no you have to contribute to your fandom if you don't want it to die. most fandoms die because people say 'it's so sad watching the fandom die when the hype dies' without doing anything about it. I'm not saying you have to push out 100k word slow-burn fic, I'm not saying you have to make fan art or gif sets or edits or anything. I'm just saying we as a community should contribute to our fandom if we don't want it to die, and by contributing, I'm talking about giving kudos, commenting on your favorite fics, reblogging your favorite art and just talking about your favorite characters. that's enough to keep a fandom alive. that's the most effective way to keep a fandom alive in my humble opinion.
fandoms die because people stop talking about it, fandoms die because people stop engaging with fan content once the hype is gone. what I'm saying is, mainstream media's hype may be gone, but our fandom can stay alive and thriving if us as a community don't let it die.
#fandom#fandom culture#i hate modern fast fandom culture#you dont have to stop engaging with fandom or its content or material because it's not new anymore#i promise you dont#we still have stories that were written THOUSANDS of years ago because the people who heard them loved them so much#over and over and over#for generations#so we still hear about Orpheus and Odysseus and Persephone and Ariadne#those characters were pop culture in their day!#they were ancient blorbos!#fan favorites!#hang onto the things you love#keep loving them and engaging with them and talking about them as long as you want#and they might just outlive you#and isnt that awesome??
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someone I follow on the bird app just announced they're starting a very exclusive private fic server because they and a bunch of other people want to talk about how much they love the fics they're reading, and as an author can I just say that a really great place to talk about a fic you love is in the comments for that fic
I understand that people are trying to create safe spaces, but as the number of comments that I get on my fics dwindles with each passing year, knowing these spaces exist where my fics are being discussed, places that I am excluded from, makes me want to write fic LESS
I mean I guess who cares, right, because if I stop writing, there's 10,000 other people that will continue...but if you participate in a fic "book club" server and you say nice things there about a fic you loved, maybe copy and paste that into a comment on AO3?
the only thing fanfic writers are asking for in return for hours of hard work is attention. please don't rob us of the one thing that we hope for when we hit "post"
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