The generation gap in the Star Wars fandom will never stop being funny to me. On the one hand, there's a guy in his fifties who's obsessed with the original trilogy and has all the Falcon Lego sets and then there's me, reading gay smut on AO3, who actually kinda liked The Force Awakens and Andor is my favorite piece of media but yeah, space drama is neat, haha

I have nothing against Jayvik, yet I prefer them much more as friends. I love them as friends, actually. You can feel very strongly about your closest friends, it's a visceral kind of love, you can be willing to do anything for them, you may be willing to die for them, to save them, to love them forever no matter what. I just adore seeing friendship represented like that, because too many often longing, sacrifice and love despite everything are solely characteristic of romantic relationships, and they shouldn't be. Friendship is a feeling that is just as powerful and important. Friends can love each other so much, and those two definitely are full of love. That's beautiful.

Identifying as an agender ( but politically wise I will always label myself as a woman) means that I'll always win against transphobes. You cannot use any wrong pronoun, I do not literally care. You can perceive me whatever you want, I don't give a damn. Yes I'm an AK-47, a tracked tank, the Virgin Mary, a body without organs, Svetlana del Rey, the Acéphale, a biblically accurate c*nt, a leopard skin tanga, a long dog, the crooked girlhood, your mom or dad, I'm God, I'm the universe itself. Fear me, human. You are not ready for the grandeur.