#i dont wanna tag it with the usual tags for dnp things

[shiftingwitholive]

uh guys what if i shifted to a reality where the day i shift is my TiT tour date and dan and phil hard launch

[potteralbus]

the thing about anons complaining about people only involving “big blogs” in their follow forevers kind of pisses me off. for starters, like, if you have an unorganized blog, or your url isnt neat/short or a little weird, or your colors on your mobile or desktop theme arent good it’s difficult to get followers. everyone judges a book by it’s cover. like, you can’t yell at other people for liking blogs that they think are nice and organized — which, are usually the “big blogs”. they’re “big blogs” because they have a tagging system, their colors/theme is nice, and usually they’re a nice person (not someone who's sending anons to others getting mad at them for liking what they like). of course it has to do with friendships sometime, but like? of course i’m going go put my friend as one of my favorite blogs? like they’re one of my favorite people so like? idk. i just feel like people are getting mad at absolutely nothing. like i’m definitely not saying /your/ blog is ugly/bad/etc, but like if you reblog a million different things besides dan and phil, you’re less likely for a “big blog” to follow you. why? because that big blog is usually someone who only reblogs dan and phil.

you may be saying “but i dont wanna change my blog” then don’t? followers don’t matter tbh. like as long as you’ve got a few pals usually, it’s good. “i don’t have pals” talk to someone. talk to someone that maybe looks like they don’t have a lot of friends either, etc. or if you are relying on followers, and okay with changing up your blog then consider making multiple for different things or side blogs. side blog for dnp, side blog for anime, side blog for that one tv show you really like. you really can’t keep getting mad at “big blogs” and the “big blogs” that like the other big blogs. they like each other because they’re neat, tidy, appealing to the eyes and more than likely they’ve talked to them before.

again, followers do not matter friend. though validation from others is nice, it also does not matter in the long run. when you’re 30 years old are you going to be thinking about that one dan and phil tumblr blog that never put you on their follow forever? or never put you on their recommended blogs?