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Bayley & Naomi - SmackDown 22/11/2024
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I just want to be free, you know? I just want to be able to experience things. Aubrey Plaza in Emily the Criminal (2022) dir. John Patton Ford
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Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Agatha All Along
It’s been absolutely awesome to watch Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza work together. Especially, here, in the final battle. For each take they rile each other up, witch cackles galore.
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love watching a movie and then coming on here and reblogging some gifs of what i watched like i’m making a little announcement about where i’ve been
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Aubrey Plaza + “oh no it’s my hot lesbian ex-girlfriend” character intros
#aubrey plaza#she would never be my hot lesbian ex girlfriend#i'd put so many rings on it we'd be married for a hundred lifetimes#and then a hundred more#and so on until the end of time
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A writer friend told me something that broke my heart a little bit today; they're going to quit publishing their fanfic.
My instant thought was that they had been trolled or attacked or that something terrible had happened in their life because this person is so passionate about their writing. It wasn't any of that. Engagement with their works has been going down, as it has for many of us. Comments are like gold dust a lot of the time, and just looking through the historical comment counts on old fics on ao3 demonstrates this trend very clearly. It was not simply the comments dropping off which caused them to decide to stop posting, however.
My friend came across a discord server for their fandom (I should point out here that their fandom interest and mine diverged a couple of years ago, we stay in touch but don't currently read each other's posts because I'm not into their fandom and they would rather gouge their eyes out with a wooden spoon than read anything Star Wars) and specifically to share fic in that fandom. They joined, because we all love a good fic rec, only to discover that their latest multichapter fic, which has almost no comments and very few kudos, is being hotly discussed in this server as one of the best stories ever. Not one of these people has bothered to say this to them on the fic. When they asked, none of participants could see the point in telling the author of the fic they apparently loved so much that they love it.
This discovery has absolutely destroyed my friend's love of sharing fic. They share because they love seeing other people's enjoyment, and fic writers do that through comments and kudos/reblogs/likes because we don't get paid. There is no literary critic writing a blog post/article about how amazing the story is for us to copy and keep/frame. There is no money from royalties. All we have are the words of the people reading our works.
Those people on that server could have taken five minutes of the time they spent gushing about how amazing my friend's story was to other people and used it to tell the one person guaranteed to want to hear that praise how much they loved it. They could have taken a moment to express their opinion to the person who spent hours upon hours plotting, writing, editing, and posting those chapters. Instead, they deprived my friend of thing that keeps them sharing their writing, and in the process have killed their love of it. My friend now feels used and unmotivated.
I won't be sharing a link to their fic, they said I could share their experience but not their identity. I know they plan to post one final chapter. I know they intend to express their hurt at being excluded from the praise for the thing they created, and I know they intend to announce that as a consequence they will not be posting for a long while, if at all.
So please, I beg you, don't hide your love of a story from the writer. It's just about the only thing we have.
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Aubrey Plaza Reads Thirst Tweets
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Can we stop using "still lives with their parents" or "unemployed" or "doesn't have a drivers license" or "didn't graduate high school" as an insult or evidence that someone is a bad person? Struggling with independence or meeting milestones is not a moral failing.
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+ BONUS
“It was he who would chance the perilous journey through blistering cold and scorching desert traveling for many days and nights, risking life and limb to reach the Dragon’s keep. For he was the bravest, and most handsome in all the land. And it was destiny that his kiss would break the dreaded curse.”
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#totally incorrect quotes (in|sp)
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EASY A (2010), dir. Will Gluck
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Aubrey Plaza for The New York Times (2019)
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Under the Cover with Kathryn Hahn
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If you're going to have somebody who can go toe-to-toe with Kathryn Hahn, you can't really do better than Aubrey Plaza.
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4K CELEBRATION: FAVORITE SHOWS THAT DESERVED BETTER ↳ Sense8 • Sole ( @lucy-mclean) Sometimes you make a mistake. You’ve got two choices, you live with it, or you fix it.
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