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Doctor Who 60th Anniversary video diaries (Part 1 and 2). Courtesy of Georgia's Instagram.

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Gotta love her content

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New Stuff from G's Instagram

Bonus

Where do I sign the petition for this!??!!!

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My Colletion of Georgia's Unhinged Insta Stories

Part 20/?

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Stuff from the last few week! (I keep forgetting to post on tumblr lol)

Bonus

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Lmao imagine pretending to be someone else and sending a break up text. And through an ask??? Which is public??? Nova would not fucking say that

I know! That's what made it so sick! They're such lowlifes I can't even.....

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CW: Tinhatters, impersonation and identity theft, general assholery.

my brother in Christ this was such a shitty move. Yeah it did give me a jump scare. Yeah it did ruin my day. I hope you're proud of it.

But yk what else it did. It made me angry. Really fucking angry.

For anyone who doesn't know Nova changed her username and now this prick is impersonating her and sending me asks and posting shit on their blog.

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CW: Tinhatters, impersonation and identity theft, general assholery.

my brother in Christ this was such a shitty move. Yeah it did give me a jump scare. Yeah it did ruin my day. I hope you're proud of it.

But yk what else it did. It made me angry. Really fucking angry.

For anyone who doesn't know Nova changed her username and now this prick is impersonating her and sending me asks and posting shit on their blog.

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Insta stories from the past few days

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anon hate

Witty response

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From Anna's insta :) <3

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Guess what I'm going to kill that fat cow and then I'm going to marry david and he'll fall in love with me when he realises I can actually cook food without burning it

So we're not even being subtle at this point.... well done!

I'm going to outlive you because you my friend are already rotting and then Јебаћу први ред твоје сахране

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This is the kind of content I live for btw! <3

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some people just don't know how to be a decent human being 🤷

Love how she shrugged it off with a joke when anyone would have reasonably gone batshit crazy. And then they say that she's the rude and abusive one. The fact that they're the ones who constantly use that language with/about her..... I'm not surprised

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This is the most beautiful ode to a most wonderful person. Thank you Olly for remembering her in such kind words. You're an angel.

Let's dedicate this year to Tori's kids. I know they'll probably never read this but I want them to know they are loved. And I want them to know how amazing their mum was and how she always stood for the right thing.

So for her sake, for the sake of her memory, lets make 2025 the year where we do a little kindness. Be randomly kind to a stranger. Send a nice ask. Talk to the quiet kid in class. Give a homeless guy $20. Do something. Even a little thing matters.

Happy New Year y'all

This probably won’t be very eloquent, it is 3 in the morning, but I wanted to make a little (slightly more serious) new years post, because there's something I want to talk about.

I have got to meet such wonderful and brilliant people this year. Life is hard — the world is a terrible, terrible place — but those people, friends, mutuals, seem to make it worthwhile. I wanted to thank everyone who has been a part of my life this year, no matter how frequently or largely. Without you, without connection (even over the silliest, stupidest of things) I don’t know how I’d cope. Thank you for being part of this year. I hope, next year, we can stick together — no matter how hard things seem. No matter how rough the world gets. We will always have each other, and, in the end, that’s all there really is.

I also wanted to take a moment to highlight the people — person — we’ve lost this year. I did not know Tori, @dtmsrpfcringe, very well. We hardly ever interacted. However, when we did, it was unbelievably clear how bright and passionate she was. Even if you disagreed with her, with her takes or opinions, it is undeniable just how caring she was. She poured time and passion into the things she cared about, and used her time, her valuable, useful time, to defend others. She fought, even in small ways, for what she believed in. If that isn’t admirable, I don’t know what is.

Again — we didn’t know each other particularly well. She once shared kind words with me, but aside from that, we never really spoke. Despite it, I find myself thinking about her very regularly. She meant a lot to a lot of people. She brought brightness and wit into an otherwise drab world, and fought on — despite the cruel words she often received. 

I don’t think it matters whether or not you agreed with Tori. I think, regardless, her passing is a devastation and a huge loss to our community (or whatever you wish to call it). She was a loving, friendly, and passionate person who cared until the end. This must be an unbelievably hard time for the loved ones she left behind. The children. The family. In this time, in this period, my heart is with them. My thoughts are with them. I hope yours are too, as we push on and inevitably keep going.

It’s cruel, the way it has to go. It hurt, watching that queue slowly end. I know the people close to her, her dearest friends, must really be struggling. My thoughts are also with them. Grief is a horrible and strange creature. Sometimes it never goes away. Despite not knowing her, not personally, I don’t think I’ll ever forget Tori. The small impacts she made on my life. The large ones she made on others’. 

I remember reading, once, a horrible ask she received. Somebody told her they wished her new-born baby would die. I think about that quite regularly too. I think about the horrid, miserable person you have to be, to send a message like that. To think it up, and think it socially acceptable to send to someone. To tell anyone — let alone an exhausted mother with a new-born baby. 

I don’t know who sent that ask. I probably never will — that’s just how things go. But I hope, somewhere, wherever they are, they learn to wake the fuck up. Even if you disagree with someone, you never know what they’re going through. There is never, ever, an acceptable situation to say that to someone. Would you walk up to a mother in a hospital and tell her you hope her baby dies? I’d hope not. What makes it different? Is it because your name isn’t attached? You feel invisible, labelled as anonymous? It’s, frankly, really pathetic. I hope whoever sent that, even if just in the tiniest way, takes something out of this tragedy. I hope, at the very least, that they feel an ounce of regret. 

That’s probably being far too polite. I hope they wake with regret. I hope they struggle to shake it — but they probably won’t. Some people are just horrible. It’s a horrid, rotten truth of the world. It’s the reason Tori fought. The reason she kept posting, sharing kind words and challenging what she thought wrong. 

I think we all, sometimes, need to challenge the things we disagree with. Speak out. Give others, those too shy, a voice. But at the same time, I think we need to realise that these people are human. Is empathy really that difficult? Behind every comment, there is a human being. Someone who thinks, someone who breathes, someone who feels things just like you. How is that so hard to understand? How could you type up a horrible message, a message like that ask, without an ounce of perspective? 

It’s really baffling. I don’t mean to be negative — but I really think we should take something from this. Realise just how human we all are. I mean, some of these things we fight over are petty as fuck. That’s, unfortunately, the reality of it.

When it comes to admittedly silly things like fandom discourse, I think we should take a moment to remember just how fleeting this really is. Fight for what’s right, speak your thoughts, funnel that passion into something useful — use your voice to speak for others’, to share your kindness and make someone’s day, but also remember that, underneath it all, we’re just people. People who think. People who feel. People who used to play stupid games as children and learn the same things. 

If you disagreed with Tori, on anything at all, I don’t want to hear it. Not on this post. You’ll be blocked, immediately, if you do. There’s a time and a place. This is not that time and not that place.

Going into this new year, into this new part of life, I just hope our thoughts can remain with Tori. She was such a bright, caring person, despite whatever she might have been going through.

Children are without their mother. That will always be hard. Devastating. 

I just hope, maybe, we can try to have a bit of perspective. Remember those that we love, those that we’ve lost, and that everyone, underneath it all, is just a human. 

I’m beyond grateful for the people I’ve met this year and had the privilege to interact with. This includes Tori. She will be missed — infinitely, I’m sure — but she will also be remembered. 

Send someone a nice message. Ask how they’re doing. You never know what will happen. 

Happy new year. May we push on together.