Here Again

in general i would say that “it’s not fun if they’re totally unrecognisable” is my fandom thesis. like the point of fanfic etc is putting your favourite little guys in situations. where’s the appeal if they’ve been through so many fanon spin cycles that they’re barely even your guys anymore

loads of people are reblogging this like “this is why i don’t like AUs” and honestly this is not an anti AU post by any stretch of the imagination. if you think “alternate universe fic” = “completely unrecognisable characters” then love and light but you need to read some better AUs!! putting your little guys in a completely different setting or time period or making them baristas or racing drivers or pop stars or whatever doesn’t inherently render them unrecognisable and in fact the APPEAL of a well done AU fic is seeing how your favourite guys deal with a completely different set of circumstances. support your local wacky AU today x

People will tell me to Touch Grass and I am just like "I live in the FUCKING desert what grass????"

Love it when my ocs develop themselves. One of them will come up to me out of nowhere like „Yo I like cake.“ and I’m like alright cool I’ll make sure to add that to your character information

Its all fun and games until they take the story and run away with it.  Writer: Story is going to follow this point and this will– Character: Nah thats dumb, lets do this instead. Writer: But…. you don’t exist with out me you can’t take control of my story. Character: Sure I can because you don’t have a story with out me  Write: …fine we’ll do it your way.

most people talk about juniper in the context of discourse which is pretty sad because I like juniper :3 silly little kitty has people arguing over their very canon nonbinary gender when im over here thinking about outsiders seeing this like “they dont know this cat welcomes the inevitability of death with a shrug. they dont know this cat zipline surfs. that this cat grows spuds.”

Rise of the Pink Ladies was nominated for choreography Emmy this week. You cannot legally watch an Emmy-nominated show because god forbid the studio has to pay workers for it—that’s the state of the industry with streaming right now. That’s why SAG and the WGA are striking.