Once Upon a TMI

Positive affirmations:

call it a hot take from a jaded fandom old, but I genuinely believe we need to bring back fandom-author secularism. the current lack of it is harmful to good storytelling. a piece of media must be judged by what is and what was put on the screen, not by the result of the effort the audience has to put in to patch up a broken narrative contract. somewhere along the line, we developed this bizzare expectation that the audience has to value a creator's (perceived) intent over the execution, as if a showrunner tweeting 'but it's poignant!' makes it true regardless of the actual content written and produced. a creator's social media feed is not an appendix to the script. I don't and I should have to care about what was said in interviews, at conventions, in tweets, etc. tell me the story, tell me what you want to tell me in the story and our relationship has fulfilled it's purpose.

Catastrophize Benedictine

I wish Victor Frankenstein was here but since he isn’t, I’ll defend the creature. - he was canonically supposed to be beautiful

yuna: how long have you two been dating?