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So the thing about AFOFA is that it's canon and I know this because Horikoshi appeared in my room at three AM and told me himself

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Some garden lovin (plus morgana w a longer haircut babey)

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Yes Reigen becoming Hanazawa's new parental figure and essentially adopting him but only post-s3 finale to make it clear that he's filling a Mob-shaped hole and only if Mob gets super jealous and guilty and weird about it 🥰

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Enemies to lovers, 10k words, slow burn

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mop

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I read a Harry Potter fic once that emotionally ruined me for several days but the thing I remember most OFTEN about it and quote damn near weekly is one scene where Hermione says "...the reason we are the way we are is that we are all victims of circumstance."

That scene literally changed the way I think about life. It changed the way I interacted with and viewed other people around me. It quite honestly set me on course to become a better person. Don't ever let anyone tell you that fanfiction isn't "real writing"—it has real beauty, real impact, and that's what matters. To say nothing of the effort and love poured into it by those that read and write it.

people will say fanfic isn't "real writing" but actually fuck them bc ages and ages ago i read a fic that changed how i think forever. like in the story the MC would deal with traumatic memories by saying "thank you, goodnight" and 'putting the memories to bed'. now every time i have a traumatic or embarrassing memory resurface that is unhelpfully/unhealthily distracting me, i find myself whispering "no thank you dear, that's not helpful, goodnight" and then continue on with whatever i was doing. this has been 300% more helpful than the way i used to handle it, by screeching and flailing and freaking out and mentally berating myself. i dont remember anything else about that fic but i know it changed my life for the better

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🔹 Saying that it's okay to write or read about dark and taboo topics but only when they're portrayed in a certain way is still censorship.

🔹 Wanting to ban or forbid media that you believe portrays a negative topic in a positive light, by glorifying, romanticizing, or fetishizing it is still censorship.

🔹 There is no objective metric to decide if a story is portraying a negative topic the 'right' way.

🔹 Just because a piece of fiction doesn't explicitly condemn or portray an evil action in a bad light in the text doesn't mean the author thinks its good or is trying to persuade the audience that it is good.

🔹 Survivors of trauma will not always write fiction about their trauma in a way that seems 'right' or 'normal' to you.

🔹 Banning fiction because it portrays dark, taboo topics in a way you consider gross or disgusting is still censorship.

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oh okay so BMC was just collectively launched back into all of ours brains a few weeks ago. Sometimes I forget I have no free will

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not apologising for this one

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– Audrey Hepburn

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Free at least

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Eglon Hendrik van der Neer (1634? - 1703)  Judith (ca.1678)  

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a journey of pain, growth and persistence

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Bro just came off the mind stone cocaine be nice to him