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Adapted from this text post by @the-delta-42
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first post? franmaya
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johto pokemon vs pokemon from new york
bonus: that phenomenon where japanese tourists visit paris and have a breakdown bc of how shit it is

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Z-A starters explained
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Happy Pokemon day!! If youre a johto starter you either get isekai’d or become french



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oh my god please draw Palamedes dead in a well and complete the set
you have no idea how thrilled i am about this
ask and you shall receive
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I disagree so deeply with the notion that the impulse to create transformative content only bursts into being when the original work is mediocre/generally pretty bad but has a lot of "wasted potential", and I wish people whose fandom presence works like that didn't go around advertising their perspective as the norm. I have never been enticed to write fic about a piece of media I didn't enjoy in a significant manner. to me making fandom content is about appreciating what a story contains, so much that I want to play with the elements it presents for longer than any movie/book/tv show/videogame could ever allow, so I take them and start making my own shit with it.
I'm not saying this is the "right" way to do it, everyone knows their own reasons for being in fandom and nobody owes anyone an explanation of their motives to create. I just deeply resent the normalization of a culture of rejection/contempt for the original work in which a fandom is based of. from my experience this does nothing except creating bitter fandom environments where people seem more focused in talking about all the ways in which canon let them down than in doing anything else.
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Women can write m/m. Men can write f/f. Asexuals can write filthy smut. Lesbians and gay men can write m/f. It's all arbitrary anyway. Who give a shit.
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'ao3 needs a like and dislike button'
what you need, my algorithm-rotten minded friend, is a grip
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happy 9th anniversary undertale!!!
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we're not so different, you and i
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how curious
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