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I've been seeing a bunch of people adding disclaimers to their billford posts clarifying that they have critical thinking skills about abuse and abusive relationships, and I 100% understand that impulse. When I first made this blog I added disclaimers like that onto nearly everything. But, if it makes the folks adding those disclaimers feel any better: after I stopped writing essays trying to prevent people from taking my billford posts in bad faith, absolutely no one got mad at me in my inbox or on any of my posts, and I've been posting about billford for years now. In my experience the majority of people who are uncomfy with this ship nowadays will simply block and move on. Some folks will disagree no matter how many disclaimers you add, and that's ok
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It was quite worrying walking down the main shopping streets of my city during pride and seeing that barely any of them have any pride flags or anything in the window. Rainbow capitalism will not save us but it is so unnerving when even last year most shops had some kind of bunting in the window and this year it was only three or four. Like idk it feels emblematic of a worsening or idk souring attitude towards queer people that is definitely influenced by rampant transphobia in the uk. Which is why it’s so upsetting when cis queer people join in on transphobia in hopes of distancing themselves from the current social and political undesirability of transness.
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This is going to sound really weird, I know, but I seriously feel like there's a number of like, British communists who desperately wish they were Eastern European??? Like they think that by being into political side of communism (usually not the kind that existed in Eastern Europe), they can be chummy with people who actually grew up in Eastern Europe and were raised with the communist era somewhere in the background their whole life, usually without knowing the nitty gritty of theory but with a lot of cultural herritage from that time...
Like no, there's a big difference between being British, being raised in British culture, with cultural institutions, history, traditions, then getting into communist theory and just assuming that you know everything about life in communist Eastern Europe, and then pulling a "how do you do fellow commies" to people from Eastern Europe whose associations with communism are much different, and they will see you as detached and insensitive at best.
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I'm dead bored at work rn ( stuck holding the doors open for x hours while the building is evacuated due to unidentified smoke don't worry about it), what are some of y'all favorite submissions from this blog's 4000+ (wow!) backlog?
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Any advice for when the audience is not suitable for created content? In specific for when there are clearly too young but engage rather vigerously.
my grandad used to say that a problem without solution is already solved. now come sit in the backyard with me
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I'll never in a million years understand the whole "x fandom/shipper dni" because... someone who likes a ship or media you don't like engaging with your posts isn't gonna make that magically appear on your dash? And it also won't make all the fans of that thing suddenly flock to your blog/account?
For instance, I don't like Drawn Together. No shade to fans but the humor is a little too crude for me and the most annoying guy I ever met irl never shut up about how it was the best cartoon in the world so it really soured my opinion on the show as a whole.
But if DT's #1 fan found my blog and started spam liking/reblogging stuff from me it would literally change nothing in my life? Even if they start following nothing will change. They'll keep posting their DT stuff and I'll be none the wiser because it's in THEIR blog. Unless I'm following them back I'm not seeing their content on my dash.
I understand dni's when it's racists or transphobes or whatever because a blog is a very personal thing and the danger of a personal post reaching bad people is very real if you allow these people to start spreading your posts to their circle.
But someone liking a fandom/ship? Even if it's the most annoying fandom in the world, usually they are annoying among themselves! A random Homestuck blog isn't gonna go to a random Genshin blog and go "Hey by the way" just because of a liked/shared post.
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Slightly itchy about this trend for comments on fanfic which go on about 'they're so in character' / 'this feels like part of the canon'. Not that it's necessarily a bad comment, particularly if the author's intent was to actually achieve that outcome, but I keep coming across on fics where....they are absolutely not in character and the story doesn't feel like part of the canon, so...why use that comment?
And the fics are still good fics: the author's usually honing on one angle of the character/s and leaning hard into that to suit the particular narrative they want to tell or the area they want to explore, and the characters are then in character and believable within the context being written, and the story is good, it's really good -> but the trend for this specific comment being applied in situations where it's....not applicable....makes it feel as if fandom has managed to contrive yet another false dichotomy: 'could be canonical' = goodfic and 'anything other than that' = badfic.
It's absolutely a false dichotomy. Some of the fanfics I've read that lasted with me over years and years definitely could not have been canonical. But they played with elements in the canon/characterisation, emphasised some and downplayed others and it made me see the characters in a new light, and the stories were usually diverse and *had* that transformative element, to take an element, appropriate it, transform, replay it back through a different lens or frame, and it resonated, at times in way the canon didn't, and they were just, at the core, really *good* stories.
So it's not as if I dislike receiving those sorts of comments in my current PB series, because I *am* trying to slot things into canon gaps, but these comments have made me more and more nervous the more I get and the more I see how it's applied on other good, yet not 'canonical-type' fics: because it feels like it's not actually making an observation on the fic at hand but rather applying that false trending dichotemy that attempts to moralise different kinds of approach to fanfic as better than others.
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I've been really digging at my brain about why your art is just screaming at me with how much I like it. And I think I came to the conclusion that you really just captured this almost perfect mixture of semi realistic style, that I think I want to hopefully reach at some point. This amazing style that captures a bunch of expression, as well as still keep this comfy feeling. I'm not anywhere close to where you've reached, but it's such an amazing inspiration to look at! Anyways, I'm done gushing about your art, love your stuff and thanks for helping me push my brain to strive further with my own art!
thank you <3<3<3 im really happy to hear i inspire you! i myself sometimes had negative thoughts that "man this artist is so cool im so behind them", but once i started to just draw what makes me feel happy and free, and focusing on perfecting things that i MYSELF want to be better, it became so much easier to create art. i wish you the best in your creative journey, make art that makes you happy, make art that makes you sad, make art without thought behind it, make self indulgent art that only you will get, experiment with different mediums and never let commercialism decide what your art should look like because its yours and noone elses
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