#Post-Launch Support

[andmineworlddigitalmarketing]

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[acornered]

I am finally working on launching a patreon for my art because I am flat broke and cannot stand another second at a commercial job. Tbh this is so difficult because I have never had much confidence in my abilities as an artist, but my girlfriend (who makes her living as an artist on patreon) has been so sweet and encouraging, and her support has helped me muster up the courage to try sharing my art with the world.

Anyway, a question for the kind people of tumblr: what sort of things would you like to see me make art of? What objects would you be willing to give me a small monthly sum for? Any advice or words of encouragement from fellow artists? Is my girlfriend the cutest human in the world (yes.)?? Please comment below 😊💜🐛

[polysyndetonaddictsupportgroup]

#i know I dont really talk about it but I’d be actually dead right now if deku hadn’t shown up out of nowhere that night and saved me #not in a general ‘class 2a saved us all’ sense I mean me specifically me #the hpsc wants us to just forget about this and I need need need us not to #deku i seriously doubt you’ll ever see my dumb little blog but if you do #i think about what you did for me literally every single day #you smiled at me and i wasnt afraid anymore #i doubt someone like you ever doubts they matter but if you do then I want you to know you matter #you matter so fucking much. You matter to me

okay but this part in pez made me cry I really want Izuku to find out about it

I mean in my mind that post was brought to us by Izuku’s doomscroll so he sort of did

This is one of the more open to interpretation bits of pez. I like to sort of bury little hints of details where it could be true and the interpretation is the reader’s. I definitely have intent when I write it, but author’s intent is not the same thing as including enough details that it’s “canon” for the purposes of the story. So like. Persuasive instead of binding authority. If you don’t want this to be true it doesn’t have to be.

In my mind, the social media bits aren’t us accessing the tumblr of the pez world. If we see it, it’s because a character saw it on their feed.

Frankly, the hints get increasingly vague with each chapter with social media, so it really is open to interpretation. The first chapter is the most explicit, because the texts to Izuku’s phone are interwoven with the social media bits, and he and Todoroki talk briefly about his doomscroll.

Mirio’s chapter I admittedly cheated with. I put it in the summary that he was doomscrolling. Having more textual hints just didn’t vibe with that chapter. So much was flashback and introspection that the chapter needed to feel really “close” to me. It’s hard to explain. I’ve never been formally trained in writing so if there’s a term for it I don’t know it. I’m a very vibes based writer.

Stating actions like “Mirio opens his phone” puts “distance” between the audience and the character. It feels like you’re watching him from the outside. For really introspective chapters, I want it to feel like you’re crawling around in the character’s head. So Mirio got a shoestring budget of actual scenes. He got picking his mustache, picking up Yagi, and meeting with Aizawa. Everything else was introspection or flashback.

I also just hate the feel of starting those with something like “Mirio opens his phone.” It feels so heavy handed to me.

This chapter had the least textual clues that Izuku was the one on the internet. In my mind, he was doomscrolling while on the train, but there was no clean place to hint more heavily at it. The closest I got was by showing his texts with Mirio at the end and by repeating some of the usernames that were in Izuku’s first social media chapter.

The social media chapters aren’t exactly indicative of the character’s usual social media habits. In text, the rationale for me is that their habits are skewed because of what’s going on. Izuku’s spiraling over how Leku is fucking up Mirio’s life and reputation right now. Normally he’d never go looking in tags shipping him with his fucking pseudo brother. He sure as shit wouldn’t go looking for posts shit talking him. Izuku normally avoids social media or references to him and his friends on social media. He’s acting out of the ordinary because of the circumstances.

But I do repeat some usernames, and in my mind it usually means Izuku is following them. Like, lekuoffical keeps popping up. Izuku is not fucking following lekuoffical. Plague on his fucking life. But when I include lekuoffical, it’s always reblogged by hawksnumberoneofmyheart, who Izuku is following. He is considering unfollowing them because of the blog’s newfound focus on Leku.

lemillions2ndbiggestfan is a little bit of an exception to this rule, because that blog shows up on both Izuku’s and Mirio’s feed, and while they are both following it, most of the time the there’s a different username that reblogged it. They’re not seeing it straight from lemillions2ndbiggestfan’s blog even though that’s the blog they follow.

The practical rationale for that is that sometimes the reblogger’s reaction to lemillions2ndbiggestfan is the point im trying to make with that post, the in text explanation for me is that 1) either their algorithm is sort of fucked now so they’re getting the hate reblogs recommended to them or 2) they’re going through the notes of lemillions2ndbiggestfan’s posts to see how other people are reacting.

The post this snippet came from was made by a blog named mightytheories, which is the kind of name I thought would fit the kind of all might analysis blog that I thought Izuku would interact with long term. I figured I’d be had any kind of blog it would be an all might fan blog and/or hero theories/quirk analysis blog. So in my mind, Izuku’s been mutuals with this blogger for a few years. He figured they were at Yokohama because of some of the posts they made in the aftermath but he hadn’t realized he’d saved them personally until now.

Honestly, I kind of worry that I’m overdoing it with the social media posts, but I can’t help myself. They’re such heavy lifters that they’re practically load bearing in pez. There’s so many layers of storytelling you can fold into them.

On a level, the posts feed into the character’s mindset. To a degree, the social media bits are poisoning the well. Because these are posts about them, and they’re often less than kind. And now these posts are crammed in the crevices of their thoughts like an intruder living in the fucking walls. They stay with the character who read it. They carry the memories with them into some already very emotional charged conversations. It’s an added strain.

In this specific post, the load bearing line for me is actually the part that says “I doubt someone like you ever doubts that they matter.” I thought that would fuck Izuku up to read that. Like, he grew up doubting he mattered. He spent most of his life doubting he mattered. But then other people look at him and say “yeah someone like you probably never doubted your importance.”

There’s a huge divide between how Izuku is now perceived and how he lives now. Deku used to mean worthless, and now it means a hero. But very few people know about who he used to be.

To a lot of people, he matters now. He matters so much. Because he’s Deku the hero, who has a Quirk.

In many ways, he’s still Quirkless in his head. There’s a massive divorce in his own identity, with how he thinks of himself and how he’s perceived. And lines like that really drive home for him that his existence in the public eye is alien to who he’s been for most of his life. It’s sort of a death of self.

On a different level, the posts are a reflection of the characters themselves. Take Izuku. A lot of the posts he views are not ones he’d like or agree with. A lot of the posts would actively upset him. But he keeps scrolling. He doesn’t get off social media.

The decisions he’s making right now are, to varying degrees, self destructive, and social media is no exception. Izuku is furthering his own spiral. He is not making healthy decisions right now.

But the content of the posts also a little reflects the character viewing it. Again, this is not the kind of social media these characters would normally seek out, it’s skewed by circumstances, but even then, a little bit of their priorities seep through. I talked about it in a different post, but in Izuku’s first chapter, the posts had more of a focus on Mirio, and in Mirio’s chapter, the posts had more of a focus on Izuku. Because they both care about the other more than themselves.

There’s another layer, and that’s what the posts reveal about the world they live in.

There’s just so much you can do with it. You have the posts themselves, which reveal some of society’s viewpoints and opinions. But you can also see how other people respond to it and counteract their views. Lemillions2ndbiggestfan tends to be one of the biggest blogs to push discourse through.

The posts can show how the characters are viewed by the rest of the world. And how their actions get sort of mangled through the public eye. So much of what they do in their day to day gets misinterpreted and amplified through the internet.

But it also just helps show how their fame is affecting the way they live. A lot of these gif sets and videos that people use are candids. None of them are doing interviews or public appearances. They’re the kids at the mall together or on the beach.

They can’t go outside anymore without someone photographing them without permission. Sometimes, they get back and find out what they thought was a private hangout was trending on Twitter.

And the posts really are the best way to show all that. There’s no real pov I can convey it through. Anything else would be a character narrating their opinion on what the public opinion is; the posts show the public opinion itself from the most direct source.

On another level, I can bury a bit of social commentary in them. I think I talked about this on another post, but some of the posts are kind of toxic in a way I think is realistic for the internet. There’s that thirst post about Aizawa, that on a surface level, is just a joke about how he went from a mostly unknown underground hero to suffering through tangential fame and the internet thinking he let all might Detroit smash because his kids were too spectacular to be contained.

But most of the photographs used in that post suggest that multiple members of Class A have been sexually harassed to some degree. Aizawa is literally beating off adult strangers from his kids, and the internet takeaway is “oh he’s hot.”

And a lot of posts are like that. There’s was a post with someone joking about how it’s wild that Izuku talks about how they shouldn’t be posting pictures of him with minors on the internet without parental permission when he’s a minor himself, because wouldn’t it be wild if you had to ask dekus mom for permission before posting a fancam of him. But like. He is a minor. People should be thinking twice before posting half the shit they do about him.

A lot of the posts about Leku have discord on them that’s built on the back of people making assumptions about Izuku and Mirio’s relationship and condemning Mirio over it. But they couldn’t be more wrong about Mirio and Izuku’s relationship. People on the internet often think they know more than they do and then jump to conclusions over it, and the harm is so remote and intangible that many people do it without thinking. But there is harm in it. For these posters, it’s a post they never think about again. But for Izuku, it’s another thing forcing him down his spiral. They do a lot of harm.

I just. I love getting to play with social media for this fic. It’s just such versatile storytelling device that i can’t help but use it. I love it so much

[violexides]

online arguments with zionists is pointless and is a waste of your valuable time. your words, if principled & used well, are a gift and do not have to be wasted on zionists. one of the most clarifying parts of talking to people online-- like on tumblr, for instance-- is that they typically can be assumed to possess the bare-bones level of information required to understand a situation of such global magnitude as the genocide in Palestine (something that, regardless of where you are in the world, has likely been publicized to such a degree through in-country protests or news coverage that you cannot be unaware of it). and if you have any understanding of what is going on at all, and any moral integrity, you would recognize that the US & israel are conducting a genocide in Palestine after decades of occupation. anyone who would come online to argue against the idea that a genocide is occurring, to argue that the US isn't involved, to argue that Palestine/Yemen/Iran has no justification to retaliate, to argue that zionism is justified-- is someone who has no moral integrity and can only possibly possess malice. at this point there is no nuance of not understanding the conflict if you are talking to someone online, to be online is to be exposed to this and there's zero way to avoid it anymore. so don't waste your time arguing with zionists, because you have walks to take. and friends to call. and food to cook, maybe, or order-- whatever you'd like to do. your rage is important to feel, but fuel it into something that destroys empire or builds up liberation. some asshole on tumblr who is still going "what genocide? i've never HEARD of this genocide!" is just someone you can block and move on from. channel your education into the people in your real-world community-- THAT is where you can educate and resist best.

[ut-girl666]

Inspired from a clip out of Matt Rose’s “PART TWO: Twitter trying to say MORE things at the same time”:

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Hotlink and Nacelle (both young little 🏳️‍⚧️ MTFs): *proudly showing their good work off to their mentor (Starscream)*

Starscream: *wants to say ‘good job’ to show things are still the same, and their change of gender hasn’t changed his care for/pride in them, and also wants to say ‘good girl’ to affirm them as femmes now, and show that he’s supportive of them*

Starscream: *What comes out:* “GOOD GOD”

Star internally: NOOOOO YOU FUCKING IDIOT, IM GOING TO GO FUCKING KILL MYSELF-

HL & N: *start crying after this has happened for the second time this week and 12th this month, and go sob to Megatron, very desperate for some assuring words from someone important*

Star: *still mentally berating himself, before he realizes, and runs after to frantically apologize to them… where they are now being halfway cradled into the sides of an angry gladiator growling at him*

(video clip for reference under the cut)

[wildstar25]

MiqoMarch Day 28 - Adventure

O, what great adventure awaits beyond that horizon?

[bmpmp3]

t-minus four days until synthv2 comes out *explodes on impact*

[mashamorevvna]

bioware is really speedrunning this last stage of the ship of theseus

[boring-as-a]

can we please not bring relationship speculation back into this fandom dear god

[bed-buggier]

my honest to god reaction to Minecraft Steve and Sonic in the Spongebob racing game

[federal-bureau-of-nerds]

sometimes it seems like female solidarity on this website is a fucking scam

[blurrypxls]

Fatal, this attraction Yeah, we might just end up crashin' But I'm ready if it happens with you Meet me out in Cali when I'm far away from family And I need someone to hold onto

[httpiastri]

Hello Jack! I’ve missed you! How are you doing? Is everything okay with you? Is there any reasons you don’t post as much or is it just general life things? 😊 I don’t mean to pressure you, I’m just curious and missing your posts! Are you going back to school soon? Only two weeks until Zandvoort now! Have you seen the pictures from the Leclerc family vacation? Such a cute family! (And Arthur is extra cute) 💕

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hello sweetheart! i’ve missed you too!! 🫶 to be completely honest, my anxiety levels have been extra high recently. i don’t wanna say too much but i have a harder time writing when my anxiety is bad so… but i’m okay! how about you? school is indeed starting soon, along with all other regular life stuff that gets put on hold during summer. both exciting and dreadful 🤣

yes i saw the pictures!! so sweet, it looks like they’re having a lot of fun. and yes especially arthur! and especially him and carla 🥺🥺 my cute babies

[dancingindreamlight]

Lol I'm doing this rn except it's not sunset

some days all you need is to sit alone watching the sunset and feeling the breeze on your skin, and your heart heals a little

[knitmeapony]

Bsky post by libro.fm: Tomorrow, a certain online mega-retailer launches a book sale, just days before Indie Bookstore Day on 4/26. This is no coincidence; Bookstore Day is one of the largest revenue drivers for indies.

Indies need our support to thrive & build community spaces for all...mega-retailers do not.

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Fuck Amazon. Go to bookshop.org or better yet, take a little time on Saturday to visit your local indie bookstore.

[zentarablog]

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