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the moment we forgot we were just good friends
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i wait every year for summer, and it is usually good, but it is never as good as that summer i am always waiting for
#i will be very honest my peak summer was in like middle school and i would watch Dawson's creek h2o and grey's anatomy with my cousin#and then we would go to the beach at sunset and gaslight each other into believing that we had actually turned into mermaids#old italia 1 i miss you so much#now the only good part is going to the same small and empty island in the Mediterranean we've gone to since before i was born#and pretend like the rest of humanity doesn't exist#ustica i love you one day I'm moving there and it will be me and the old folks and the cats
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okay now that we’ve a had couple lesbian blockbusters and milfs are having a romance moment, we need to bring back the manic pixie dream girl. she was never fuckin suited to fixing all the problems of some boring twenty year old everyman, but you know who could actually benefit from a quirky free-spirited blue haired girl with pronouns (she/they)? a newly divorced forty-something mom who’s trying to learn how to be herself for the first time in her life
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THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW — (1975) dir. Jim Sharman
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I get that doing fic for free comes from a place of privilege that I have a job that makes me enough money to live on. I TOTALLY get that. What I want people to consider is that that's how jobs SHOULD be and there's a problem with the world generally that we all can't get that. And it's a bigger problem with the world that capitalism wants to reach its greasy tentacles into every moment of our lives (I was going to say every waking moment but I bet they'd find a way to sell ad space in our dreams if they could). Anyway I say it constantly but PLEASE WRITE FANFICTION BECAUSE IT'S FUN AND YOU ENJOY IT AND YOU LIKE IT.
I have been a published author. In fact I'm always supposed to be publishing more lol and I'm SO BAD at it because once I *have* to do it it becomes more like work and I don't want it to be work! I want to have fun! It's okay to have fun!!!!!! I remember when I published my very first novel and I was trying to make friends with the other novelists (allll of my best friends come from fandom, I thought of course these people would want to make friends!!) and I suggested we write Advent drabbles in December like I have been doing for fics forever, and their response was, "Why? Do you have data on how that spurs sales?" I was like, .....no, we would do it because it's fun?????? And then I was like, maybe publishing isn't for me lol
ANYWAY fandom has already become so much more commercialized than it used to be. I blame social media influencer culture with the way it's made everyone thinks everything you do with your time needs to be a side hustle that makes you money. In the old days nobody took a commission for fic. If someone wanted a particular fic, you wrote it and you gifted it to them. Wow, that makes me sound impossibly old but I promise you, kids, that's what we did. A lot. Really often. We'd be like "give me some prompts!" And then we'd fill the ones that inspired us. That was a very usual thing to do.
So I know we old people sound pathetic when we beg you to do something in your life just for fun and don't bother doing fandom if you don't enjoy it (and for God's sake stop loudly watching videos and having FaceTime conversations on your phones in public). It's okay. In twenty years I will accept your DMs on Tumblr being like, "egt, you were right, the things we do for fun to bring us joy are the most important things we will ever do in our lives." You, too, will get old like me.
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Asanoya for my goat who hates them
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eeh do u guys fw asasuganoya?
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obviously it's nothing compared to like, the abject horror of fatphobia, but the experience of being neither thin nor fat for your whole life is a very weird one
#when i was a kid other kids would call me fat but whenever i said it the reply j would get was “you're not fat#you're “normal”— just don't eat too many sweets“#but even when they said this i remember my aunt grabbing my arm when i was 10 saying “there's so much meat here” or poking my thighs#anyway two years later her daughter— which was also the cousin i was the closest too— became anorexic#now i don't want to say that she developed an eating disorder because her mother would do that to me in front of her#but if she did that to me to my face i can only imagine what she said in that house to my cousin#so they started inviting me more often to basically parade me to my cousin as “a normal person who ate what she was told to eat”#and “we know she's not thin but she doesn't look that bad does she”#idk none of this seems like bormal behavior to me
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