I love them so much, all three of them 🥺
And it's great to see the progress they made. Subtle changes of dynamic. See how they all are complex and complicated, each in their own way. How they need each other (sometimes even for *shooing* someone to action :D )
I'm not able to write coherent comments, but I wanted to praise your way of writing.
A. 🐾
Aww A.!
Thank you so much for these lovely comments 😍 you just made my hard hurried day very worthwhile.
I'm so so glad the last fic worked out? I was super nervous about it for some reason, lol.
Also look at me, writing three non emeto fics in a row - and I still got readers. 💕✨️
Thank you for stopping by to share this🥺💙✨️
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Been thinking, there's an issue with how creators and readers often approach the theme of "coming back wrong", since so much of the emphasis ends up being put in the "they came back part". Especially on the readers' side, the idea that someone would do whatever it takes to bring you back is parsed as romantic and devoted, which it can be, but it overlooks a big element of the concept.
Coming back wrong, or even just performing forbidden rituals etc in general, for it to be impactful needs to place a big AND constant focus on the in-universe equivalents of Do Not Resuscitate & bodily autonomy when one can't consent.
It's not just the coming back. It's that you don't know what type of body, what type of mind you're coming back to. It's the dysphoria, if it can exist (and it should), and the expectation that you'll be okay with whatever was done to your inert body when you couldn't decide over it. You're back, you're alive, surely you can get over the circumstances under which it happened, be thankful.
You don't even need to get abstract with "the inherent feeling of wrongness that comes from being brought back from death", most humans can't relate to that, it's vague to the point where it isn't real stakes. It's just a non-issue mentioned to give a fake sense of stakes.
But if you take inspiration on DNR, from people whose lifestyle was changed radically from being saved from a situation where they may have preferred to be allowed to pass on. Like, say:
You come back, and you gotta learn to use your body from zero, and you'll be reliant on others forever. Or you come back and you look so different you feel disconnected from yourself, and every waking moment is uncomfortable. Or you come back, and too much time has passed, you feel like the life you were meant to live got away from you. Or you come back, and what was done to your changes you so fundamentally you end up isolated even if it's no one's intention. Or the ones that brought you back didn't do it selfishly but out of entitlement to your life.
The wrongness needs to be acknowledged often to the point of tediousness, only then would the spectator get a real sense of "okay, I see now why that'd be an issue, and why many would hate it".
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🎼Trauma Dump🎶
If I just up and disappear I may have died. I think I have a DVT but can't go to the hospital in case it's not. So if I stroke out or something someone finish my fics 🤘 took aspirin, drinking tons of water and cranberry juice, elevated the leg. Let's see, might be punching out the week before my 32nd 👻
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"we're gonna take the skin from your neck" the surgeon said
"it's the easiest place to hide scars" the surgeon said
idk man i still think the hip was a better option than making me look like i tried to cut my own throat
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Whew ok chalk art achieved!!!
All of my muscles hurt but it was so worth it look at him!! First time I have ever drawn Gale and I think he turned out really well!
At least ten people walking past called him Jesus it was beautiful. One guy came up to it, shouted "GALE!!!!" And then got embarrassed and ran away.
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Happy new year, the Neocities website now has a revision of my HQ quote translations for active SF2 members, done as an interactive map. This is one of the main things I wanted to do when moving things there and it's a delight to see it in action.
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