Crazy Grrrl on the Computer

getting characters into world-endingly intense codependent queerplatonic relationships is literally what life is all about. it is literally what we were put here on this earth to do

@snozzberries96 @awkwardsocialfailure @ambientradiation

Its mr coheed and cambria

To be fair to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, if I wrote some pulp short stories for a quick buck and an obsessive fandom sprung up around it at a time when fandom culture as we now know it didn't really exist yet, and I had to witness people being insane about my characters while having very little precedent for what the fuck was going on, I would also be confused and frightened and desperately trying to escape from the situation I'd ended up in.

Imagine you’re England. You’ve made it to the World Cup quarter final. Things are looking good. You enter the stadium. You’re met with the sight of Viking rowing. Some 195 cm tall blond guy built like a brick wall keeps harrying your defenders. Somewhere in the historically oriented part of your brain there’s a weird sense of déjà vu.

there are fictional things i absolutely do not want to interact with or see which is exactly what i do. instead of deciding a creator's real life morals based on what they made a bunch of fake people in a fake setting do, think, believe, or experience, just walk away. walk away from what you don't like. it's very very very very very very easy to do

The slow realization that they have been loved not like a child, but as a trophy. But it was love nonetheless. Wasn't it?

It's me and my oc x canon against the world

Reblog this and tell me what was your biggest crying over a piece of fiction. You can be vague if you don't want to spoil.

Something about Ponyboy's name being Ponyboy and him liking Pepsi. Something about Sodapop's name being Sodapop and him liking horses