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Who do you think taught you to LAUGH and CRY!?

...What, you think it's MY fault you forgot HOW!?

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we can stay here for as long as you need

as long as we need

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By the way, not every story needs to have a hidden message. Or a deep meaning. Or be a moral teaching. Or educate its audience.

Sometimes you just want to write something disturbing for the sake of disturbing.

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TOS Spotlight: Offensive Content 

The Policy & Abuse committee is posting a weekly spotlight series explaining some of the most common violations of the #AO3 Terms of Service. This week's spotlight is on offensive content, which does not violate our TOS but is frequently reported. Read more at: https://otw-news.org/2p97wfvk

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people calling themselves freaks and telling everyone how weird their tastes are like they love something really problematic and they call their ships toxic yaoi/yuri and they're so proud of it and then there's literally the most popular and basic ship in the fandom and when there are ACTUALLY problematic dynamics or things like incest or whatever else, they are so terrified and suddenly for some reason the words weird and freak mean something bad and they shame people for their tastes as much as they tried to be classified as someone from their community before. and it's not bad if you like something popular or basic, whatever makes you happy, but 1) that doesn't make you someone who can decide which taste is valid and which is not 2) if you really are so concerned about problematic things. just don't claim to be one of those people who like them. stay on your territory with something healthy and/or popular, block everyone you don't like and don't call yourself a freak if you aren't one

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... does this feel insanely ironic to anyone else. Like sure, I'll block you... but you could of just blocked me instead of saying that 😭

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"It's canon because the author said it on Tw-" I do not care. Leave me alone forever.

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someone said: "I don't want to live in a world where people write nasty fiction about (insert horrible thing here, such as murder, rape, csa, etc)..."

☝️ Understandable, but we all live together in a world where all of these horrible things happen in the real world around us every day.

☝️ And wouldn't it be a terrible injustice to ban people from writing about a real thing that happens to or around them?

☝️ And wouldn't it be a terrible injustice to force survivors of those horrible things to disclose their trauma to the world in order to be permitted to write about them?

☝️ And wouldn't it be a terrible injustice to police the tone and word choice that survivors of trauma, and the people who witness these traumas choose to use when writing fiction about these experiences?

☝️ And wouldn't it be a horrific injustice to subject every person who wrote about these horrible events to intense scrutiny about whether they were writing about them in the 'approved way'?

☝️ You might not want to live in a world where people write about these things, but it is easier and more just and ethical for you to avoid those pieces of fiction than it is to police how and why people write about those things.

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why do anitshippers gravitate to dark media so much

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ya gotta stop caring what people think and start being extremely weird. but never cruel. i think that might save you

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this page is a fking mess lmao. all my social medias are a mess i dont think ive even updated the place i try to store all my drawings recently either

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how on earth do people know what to draw

i just stare at my ipad like

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man who is haunted by his past actions and the manifestation of his guilt haha

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