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Saboala for prompt #38 “ A person’s weight as they lie on top of you” Found on ao3 here or below: 

It’s a sensation that Sabo has felt dozens of times in dozens of ways. The press of weight against his body as Koala lies on top of him. Each drastically different than the other. Each making him feel a different way.

The weight of his world.

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Woke: Teen girls overinvested in gay romance are more likely to become LGBTQ allies, which is a good thing! Allies are still necessary in our march toward equality.

Bespoke: I was a teen girl overinvested in gay romance, and now I’m a queer nonbinary adult. All of my fandom friends from that era? Also queer. If you had told me it was wrong of me to read gay fanfiction and imagine my faves in love, it would have taken me much longer to realize I was queer.

Shaming young women for enjoying queer content prevents baby queers from exploring their identities in safe, (somewhat) socially acceptable ways. It prevents closeted queer kids from celebrating their identities online. Most importantly, it makes it harder for me to find good queer fanworks.