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[sharmanswife]

Headers inspired by Unreal Unearth by Hozier. Do not claim as yours, use all you want.

Wasteland, Baby! (8 headers)

[litwomn]

headers bridgerton

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[hel-dolunay]

Headers Bridgerton family - books quotes.

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[stuffsviolettos]

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[lloverscript]

HANNAH DODD PACKS

FOR THE ITALIAN RÊVE MAGAZINE

📸: JOHNNY CARRANO

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[bridgeerton]

icon & header francesca bridgerton

[topnotchquark]

I need all of you to look at Vale's Misano 2020 helmet real quick.

Yep. That little blue pill is Viagra. With one pill already missing from the blister pack.

Apparently the "La Doppia" refers to the double header San Marino GP that took place due to the pandemic regulations, and also just a reference to "second rounds" I suppose. Aldo Drudi, Vale's long time collaborator and helmet designer said that the viagra was a reference to how he was an old man at 40 and would need some extra energy for the double race.

Apparently when Vale set the fastest lap during FP3 of the Misano GP, the commentators talked about how he was "riding hard".

Also because he's a cheeky little fuck he posted on his ig about how his Mugello 2021 helmet announcing Francesca's pregnancy with their daughter was a natural progression of the Misano 2020 Viagra helmet. It's stupid but who else would dare to do something like this.

[fanhackers]

Illegitimate Media, Part II

In my last post, I shouted out Abigail De Kosnik’s dissertation, Illegitimate Media: Race, Gender, and Censorship in Digital Remix Culture. De Kosnik’s goal for this project was “to place African Americans and women at the beginning of the history of popular digital culture, to ensure that they are credited with the invention and popularization of the earliest forms of digital remix culture.” She also wants to explain “why their genres of remix have been subjected to so much censorship and restraint, from outside and in.”  Notably, De Kosnik spends considerable time examining censorship from the inside–that is, she looks at the ways in which female media fans have not just fought off censorship from outside, but negotiated their attempts to censor each other.  She notes the early adoption of the convention of warnings–which were meant to warn readers away: 

Note, in Examples 2 and 3, the word “WARNING” in capital letters leading off the posts, and the series of repetitive, emphatic statements making clear the fact that the stories contain sexual content, and the defensive phrases that seem to anticipate a reader’s negative reaction to the sexual content: (in Example 1) “I really can’t take any complaints seriously if you fail to heed this warning”; (in Example 2) “if you don’t like that, too bad. You don’t have to read it if you don’t want to”; (in Example 3) “If that bothers you, do NOT read this story...Don’t flame me if you’re silly enough to go ahead and read it after I warned you, and then get offended by it.” These prefaces put the onus of the responsibility for the reader’s enjoyment of the erotic fiction squarely on the reader: (in Example 1) “Caveat lector,” or “Reader beware.” In all three examples of headers, the writers do not advertise the appeal of the sexual fantasies they have taken the trouble to create; they do not promise the reader pleasure. They do just the opposite: they address the reader with the assumption that the reader will find these stories about sexual gratification unpleasing, and these headers constitute pre-emptive strikes in the expected blame game that will ensue from the reader’s discomfort and displeasure. These headers state, It will not be my, the writer’s, fault for writing what I should not have if you are made angry or uncomfortable by this sexually graphic story, instead it will be your, the reader’s, fault for reading what you should not have (148).

That said, De Kosnik also acknowledges that “every severe warning can also be read as an invitation,” as “sly and flirtatious come-ons, meant to intrigue and entice” the reader.  She thinks that the history of erotic fanfiction (and the warnings thereof) speaks very specifically to the feminist pornography wars of the 1980s - which might be useful to think about as we consider how our own use of tags and warnings speaks to our own historical moment. 

--Francesca Coppa, Fanhackers volunteer

[chicgeekgirl89]

Inspirational Weekend/Seven Sentence Sunday

Thanks to @lemonlyman-dotcom for the tags!

For Seven Sentence Sunday have a little something from my "No Sex Zones" fic:

“If your mom keeps saying ‘smut’ I’m going to have to leave,” T.K. says, not joking in the slightest. Carlos bites the inside of his cheek to avoid smiling as he folds the napkins. “I don’t think she knows what it means.” “Well someone should probably educate her so she doesn’t end up talking about ‘smutty corn’ at bible study or something.” “Would you like to be the one to do that?” Carlos asks mildly, his eyes full of teasing. “That would be some interesting dinner conversation.” “She raised Francesca! How can she not know?” “It’s what the fungus is called, T.K.,” Carlos says calmly. “She didn’t make it up.” T.K. puts his hands on his hips. “I do not know how you can be so calm about this.” Carlos shrugs. “Like you said, we raised Francesca. Not much shocks me anymore.”

And for Inspiration Saturday/Sunday have the first header I've ever made, which reveals the title for the Yachting AU (Coming soon to an AO3 near you)!

Tagging @bonheur-cafe and @detective-giggles!

[sardonic-the-writer]

Omgggg check out your new theme, I love that! It's giving cyberpunk. Follow the white rabbit, I will...

I know I'm totally off base though lol. Who's your new icon and what's up with the cool header? I need the deets! 🖤🖤🖤

hey francesca! always a pleasure to see you in my inbox; or anyones inbox really. how are you!

and i'm so happy you asked. i've been watching this show called gotham recently, and have become absolutely enamored with edward nygma. gotham is a dc inspired show, and prequel to batmans entire story. the first episode starts with bruce wayne's parents getting killed, which is a catslyst for nearly all of the following episodes in the next five seasons.

but i'm just really invested in the riddler right now. that's edward nygma. he isn't fully the riddler till about midway through the whole show in season three as i've heard, and i'm only in the beginnings of season two right now, but his loser boy swag has me in its clutches. that and i can't wait to see his more malevolent side because. hot yeah.

i also have a personal character of mine, more like a self insert, that i've mentally inserted to the time line of this show, so that's what the shrimp title on my blog is—the inserts name, i mean. but i shan't get into them for risk of making this answer any longer than it already is. just know there's a lot of character information and development when it comes to the fellow

[miwtual]

new francesca header bc the Fixation is slowly settling in

[hel-dolunay]

Headers Viola Come Il Mare.

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[socialseasons]

independent & selective multimuse for francesca, gregory, hyacinth, lucy and violet bridgerton. based on netflix's bridgerton and julia quinn's novels, with headcanon influences.

penned by danni (28, she/her, uk), established dec 22

carrd | francesca | gregory | hyacinth | lucy | violet

header by @plutocommissions

[maddiesflame]

When He Was Wicked headers

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[heronstuff]

eloise bridgerton headers + site model icons

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credits to @evercstairs on twitter