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*kittifies your changelings*
more kitties mauu
Hereβs the thing: authors know when they get a rec on an older story. Thereβs a telltale uptick of kudos (with a 10-15% comment rate if youβre lucky) in your digest email.
The thing is, thereβs no way to know where these people are coming from. In the before, when fandom was more in the corners we all knew about, you could search LJ or a message board or whatever social bookmarking site we were using. You could join the community and participate.
You could get a little dopamine hit by seeing someone tell their friends why they loved your story.
Anymore, those recs are hidden in discords, or in tiktoks or instagram slideshows that you canβt search for. Theyβre inaccessible, not discoverable unless youβre already there. You may never know why 27 people left kudos on an old story of yours, what they liked and found in your writing. You just get the thumbs up and a kinda lonely feeling, cause these could be your people. You could like them, maybe. You could be friends.
But youβll never find out why they stopped by, or what people are saying about you behind your back, and thatβs sad.
So thank you to the people who still do public rec lists on this webbed site. You are my sunshine, and Iβm appreciative of all of you.
do you guys fuck with my tiny anorith figure. blueberry for scale

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I've never seen The Social Network but I do think about the quote when Rooney Mara's character tells Mark Zuckerberg that he will go through life thinking women don't like him because he's a nerd but it will actually be because of his terrible personality. And I have to say whenever someone gets really knee-jerk "SO YOU HATE ME BECAUSE OF [IDENTITY]?" It springs unbidden to mind. Like, yes, bigotry is real, but sometimes people don't like you because you're fucking unpleasant, and any oppressed identities you may lay claim to do not enter into the equation, because the problem is that you are an asshole. And specifically, if you refuse to accept that people can have non-bigoted reasons for disliking you, chances are high you ABSOLUTELY are going to suck to be around for the simple reason that someone who never considers the possibility that someone might not enjoy their company not because of their identity but because of their actions will be entirely insensitive to any feedback re: their actions, which is the precise recipe for an asshole.
*takes a bite of my cigarette*...... heh. the character...... *walks into a small puddle but it swallows me up like the ocean* *i am found dead years later in maine*
I need someone who understands more than I do about hospital bureaucracy to write a crossover fic where Dr. Robby calls his formerly-evil-and-still-kinda-shady cousin Harry Wilson venting about systemic issues in the medical industry and how they are specifically affecting his staff. And Harry drags the team up to Pittsburgh for them to steal an ER. The leverage team might not be able to fix the whole system, but they can fix things in the Pitt
Follow up idea - this fic is set in the weeks before season 1, so when they team sets up shop in an unused wing of the hospital, medical student dennis whitaker wanders in (earbuds in, singing to himself), and there is a brief stare-off between the thieves and the medical student before the thieves decide they are adopting this kid (Elliot keeps forcing tupperware containers of the best food dennis has ever tasted on him)
OP I finally watched the Pitt and was so excited to find fics about Robbie and Harry being cousins but the AO3 fields are in DROUGHT .
Hiiiiii guess what I wrote

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your car: *bounces back and forth, defeated, its hood swinging by a mere thread*
my car: *triumphantly leaps six feet in the air, spraying hubcaps in victorious fervor*
What?
good morning to the beaten and the damned only
i feel like this is more funny
im so sorry that you're doomed by the narrative but i really need you to answer my message on Microsoft Teams
The TARDIS has landed in the backrooms

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what a rat bastard (affectionate)
oh fuck... the adderall has hit my system... the change, it's happening... grRRRGH...!! get away from me, before it's too late...!!
(flails on the ground, then stands up and does the dishes)