Parks

“Oh so you’re saying that if I don’t like something I should leave? You’re trying to get rid of any opposing viewpoints?”

Hey what if we chill out. What if not everyone is out to get us, and what if not everything is that serious.

Fandoms are supposed to be fun. If you get upset to the point of talking to a professional about something involved in fandom space, you’re well within your liberty to block, filter, and most importantly, remove yourself from the situation.

Would it be nice for everyone to tag everything properly so things can be filtered? Yes, that's the point of tagging, but if you're so fragile (not in a derogatory way, I just don't have better words right now) that seeing an untagged, unfiltered post sends you to a therapist, there is a deeply unhealthy attachment there, and it's on you to remove yourself.

Removing yourself from a situation is not a bad thing. It's healthy. It's not an attempt by the masses to silence other voices, it's a suggestion to find security in other places so that the rest of the people around you online aren't responsible for the volatility of one person's emotional regulation

Because it was fanfiction:

Even when everything happened in canon:

my daughter cannot, through action or inaction, harm a human or allow a human to come to harm

a daughter at rest or in constant motion remains at rest or in constant motion unless acted upon by another force

daughters are never created or destroyed, only transformed

always treat every daughter as loaded, even if you know she isn't

reblog if you believe anon is wrong and writers are writers, no matter what they write about. no matter how they portray these taboo topics.

reblog if you believe art can be about topics that are controversial, taboo or outright disturbing, and artists who create controversial, taboo or outright disturbing art are as valid as artists who create art of conservative values.

every three months he'll post and in the author's note there's some shit like "sorry this took a while, i got shot seven times :/" or "i know it's been a minute, i literally got hit by a bus and then stabbed in the leg, but i'm all good!" or sometimes ned would log in and post with a note "hey i'm a friend posting on the author's behalf, they're healing from severe hypothermia but promised an update, so here it is!"

and the fic just gets increasingly more popular for the author notes alone. a good handful of the comments are something along the lines of "i'm not even in the star wars fandom, i'm just here to see if the author is good" or "every update i cheer for another day the author gets to live at this point"

and any reader who is a native new yorker kind of pieces together that holy shit the author might be spider-man because the timeline adds up, and they just fully embrace it. spider-man will stop a robbery and the guy behind the counter will ask when the next chapter will be up. spider-man returns a stolen backpack to a girl and she'll tell him that he "really got poe's voice down so well, it's really impressive."

ned thinks it is hilarious. mj finds out about the fic from twitter, to peter's absolute horror, and changes peter's contact name to "friendly neighborhood ao3 author". but the worst thing to happen is after an avengers battle where peter took a pretty big hit and ends up in med-bay. and during a press conference, when someone asks how spider-man is healing, tony just drops "spidey won't be down for too long. the star wars fic will be updated within the week, probably."

I am on the right blog

i have never reblogged anything to the wrong blog ever

this is the right blog

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