#Pitt Cooking

[melkingmd]

the pitt + wolfpupy tweets

[jackabbot]

there are two kinds of dads...

THE PITT 1.05 • 11:00 A.M.

[agentmilayawithshield]

Shawn Hatosy, I have feelings for you of the romantic kind

[crowshaped]

SURGICAL 🤤 ATTENDING 🤤 EMERY 🤤 WALSH 🤤

[starliteonearth]

People constantly complaining about all the f/m ships is so funny because y'all really don't know how to deal with the fact that everyone isn't unanimously obsessing over the (white) mlm ships like you expected. Because that's usually how it goes, right? Those ships usually drown out everything else. They suck up all the oxygen in the room, all the attention, all the conversation. Bulldoze over all the other ships. But for once, that's not the case and that's because the show has a wide, diverse range of well-written, complex, amazing women that is getting our equal love and attention too. And we're not going to shove them, and their canonical relationships with the men, to the wayside just for the fanon mlm ship as is done way too often.

[pelorsdyke]

it just takes and takes and takes. what’s one thing this job has given you?

[ovaryacted]

Literally what do you mean a grown ass (white woman) typed out some shitty mediocre excuse of an article for The Cut, listing some of the best fanfic for The Pitt WITH FUCKING AO3 LINKS TO PEOPLE’S ACCOUNTS? How on earth did we fucking get here when it comes to how we engage and view fanfic and fandom spaces?

Not only was that article just a disgrace, the way the author talked about fanfic writers as a whole as if they’re in the wrong for writing things on their free time, in addition to having microagressive and ableist commentary on said fics in dismissing Dr. Robby/Dr. Collins as the most popular ship in the fandom to then talking about writing Mel as a sexual being as if that’s not possible with neurodivergent individuals is really just so fucking disgusting…I don’t even have words to describe how I feel. Not to mention, this person also linked several Jamira/Mohabbit fics which have since been locked to only registered users, and even going as far as to mention a Dr. Abbot/Dr. Robby fic in the article feels like an egregious attempt at doxxing and shaming if I’m being honest.

Fanfic and fandom shouldn’t be mentioned in mainstream media under the guise of pop culture for the sake of clicks and attention. The reason why fandom & fanfic even exist is so people are able to engage with their favorite pieces of media in ways they can control and manage privately. It’s a safe space for people to build community with other like minded individuals and to share thoughts and joy about said media. There’s a found social contract when it comes to the general audience of things and fandom spaces, and mentioning fanfic in an online column as a journalist of all things breaks that trust and ruins the connection people have already built towards that particular type of media. It’s also a violation of privacy just mentioning and linking people’s fanfics in an article for the world to see when many don’t understand fandom culture and the authors didn’t consent to having their work publicized in that way. What gives you the right to do that if you hold no relationship with the authors directly?

Since the pandemic around 2020, the approach towards fandom spaces and fanfic as a whole has changed dramatically. People are more hostile and judgmental when it comes to what people write, how frequently they do and treat writers like content pumping machines because we’ve become so accustomed to fast paced consumerism. People lack boundaries between actors and the media they’re a part of or consume, they print out people’s fanfic works to “own” as if it’s their own; and now it’s progressed to people’s work being scrapped to train generative AI systems by the millions and journalists using their fanfic works to talk about the things people write, share, and engage with in their own free time for publicity or even money.

So many people are already being discouraged to write and share their writing in the first place, and with the way things are going, I won’t be surprised if people just flat out stop writing fanfic all together, or start sharing their writing as pdfs on encrypted messaging apps to people they trust. I don’t get what’s so hard about leaving fanfic writers and fandom communities alone, but if this isn’t a sign of the growing puritanical, conservative, and hyper surveillance nature in our culture, then I don’t know what else there is to say. I’m worried about the future of fanfic writing and creatives as a whole, I really am, and we are quickly running out of safe spaces to engage in fandom content overall. Frankly I don’t think we have any safe spaces left, and that’s terrifying.

[tougotstrangeld]

[losingthegame]

hold on im thinking

[st4rry-fruitz]

pitttwt got me feeling crazy about kingdon bc a clip from patricks interview where he says something along the lines of langdon coming back and feeling like he Failed mel and wont be able to face her........ like mind you they met 10 months and 15 hours ago for one day😭 this yearning shit gets serious 😭🙏

[silasplaskett]

me loving mel and langdons dynamic in the text of the show as platonic mutual respect colleagues who are excited by experiences in the field together vs me becoming obsessed with fics where langdons wife turbodivorces him while hes in rehab and he and mel become enmeshed in each others personal lives and fall in love <3

[blacklitchick]

Still deeply yearning and being hopelessly in love with someone 4 years after dating "briefly" isn't just the one who got away. That's deep diving into love of my life and I can't live without you and soulmatism territory.

[coffeebooksrain18]

I'm so tired of this fucking fanfom. People (TBs) obviously can't understand the Actors are not their fucking characters. I see then hate on people who like Tom, cause and I quote from a post "he plays a Rapist!" OK cool? Olivia played a girl with Cancer doesn't mean she has Cancer. Matt has played a Crazy Vampire, doesn't make him a crazy Vampire.

They are Actors! Meaning they aren't their characters they only play them. Someone can play a amazing kind character and be a horrible human being. Brad Pitt has played some good guy characters but we all know he's a awful human being.

My point is a Actor can play a good guy and be a bad person, or play a bad guy and be a good person. So please for the love of God understand people can like a character and actor without you getting pissy?

[popeabbot]

“To oomf or not to oomf that is the question”

Kelly…I changed my mind come get your man I got a big net you can borrow😭🤚🏼

[tortured-poet-of-thursday]

it’s all fun and games until it’s christmas and wreaths are EVERYWHERE and they all remind you of Neil Perry and you’re crying in the middle of the store

[toddsmind-neilssoul]

Mitts boyfriends mitts married whatever they are