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yuribomb

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I just exploded actually

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me: i’m gonna write something fun and low stakes!

also me: creates 3 timelines, 9 characters with trauma, a fictional language, and a 45-page outline i will never follow

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"How can you still dislike them after...."

Just because a character has development doesn't mean I'm OBLIGED to like him!

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Nothing more embarrassing than accidentally using a big word wrong because now I'm simultaneously both stupid and pretentious, the worst combination of all time

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An Arcane writer saying Vi had sex with Caitlyn in a dank prison cell to "reclaim her trauma"

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just saw someone on here say the reason the caitvi s*x scene took place in a cell is because vi has “healed” from her years of trauma of being “stuck in a box”. i know they meant metaphorically as well, but it is also FUCKED UP to imply prison was just “a box”. the place where she was imprisoned and beaten countless times and who knows what else, for almost a decade, and who knows how long more if cait hadnt gotten her out.

also WHEN do we see the healing?? bc if i recall correctly, vi NEVER mentions her time in prison, and also she lost her dad/dad figure FOR THE THIRD TIME (i think???) WHY ARE VI’S TRAUMAS NEVER ADDRESSED EXCEPT FOR THE TWO MINUTE SEGMENT OF PIT FIGHTING AND DRINKING (where shes made to look hot??? weird choice but okay) and even THEN this is swept under the rug? and DONT give me that actions and implications bs. yes, i DO want you to hold my hand and explain to me, TELL ME.

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this is season 2 caitvi to me, sorry

(BONUS)

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and idiots on TikTok will still find the audacity to say “well Vi stood in her way and stopped her from taking the shot!!!” in response to someone saying that Vi didn’t deserve to get hit. Like are we serious right now.

the thing that drives me sooo crazy about the jinx/isha/cait/vi confrontation is that for vi, it was a lose-lose situation. either caitlyn misses & accidentally hits isha (child witnesses enforcer violence), or caitlyn kills jinx in front of a child who cares for her (child STILL witnesses enforcer violence). Either situation parallels vi’s own past trauma. In that moment, it wasnt about jinx (at least not entirely). It was about vi’s catalyst for violent change about to be recreated and forced upon this child. Caitlyn said she understood how vi felt seeing her parents die, but demonstrated in this moment that she doesnt and literally CANT. caitlyn has never been on the other side or enforcer violence. the child didnt even compute to her—isha was just an obstacle to be avoided, not a person that will carry this experience forever. But vi’s been on the wrong end of a gun. She understood that no matter what, no matter who got hit, if she allowed caitlyn to shoot, vi would be recreating her own trauma. And THATS why she stopped cait

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a writing competition i was going to participate in again this year has announced that they now allow AI generated content to be submitted

their reasoning being that "we couldn't ban it even if we wanted to, every writer already uses it anyway"

"Every writer"?

come on

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Fashion Idols!

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you met me at a very mentally ill time in my life

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rewatching cv scenes for a fic im writing and this line from cait: "i keep telling myself that you're different, but you're not. it's her blood in your veins."

it's the 'keep' that stands out to me, has for a while tbh. like, she has to constantly remind herself? why? has this been thru all of s1, even during the bedroom scene? or is it recent?

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this is probably unfunny but it reminded me of him

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