#commanderlexark

Also I spoke to Ali Liebert four times and omg I almost died. Literally almost cried as I told her how much I love Betty McRae and how having an accessible relatable queer character in a show my parents watch was invaluable to me, considering they were not so down with the gay when I came out. But she is actually just as awkward a human being as I am, so it was okay. And I met and got an autograph from Kat Barrell... I haven’t even watched Wynonna Earp yet, but she was so nice and so pretty and I turned bright red and barely managed to speak. Dear god, no one has the right to be that attractive.

Omg hi Kris! And yes! Thank you for your insight <3 also, hi to your boyfriend :D

Oof that is a really broad question. I guess writing in general has been a good creative outlet and a way to work things out in my mind, too. Like for instance, I wrote a stage play once about a queer Christian feeling isolated in both communities, which… whoooo… that was personal and helped me connect with my feelings and explore ideas. Fanfic writing in particular, the main changes would be that I now have very little time for any other hobbies and that I now have lots of fandom friends because that was basically how I entered fandom at all.

@chrmdpoet @aliciaclvrk @effortlessly-opulent @commanderlexark @commanderlexaofthegrounders @100hearteyes @hopelesslehane @oforion4 @thesummerofrain @kpetra @unaligned-valkyrie @geekholtz Thank you all!

and yeah ok so is the fandom named that way bc of the shortening of sw(an) que(en) or?

SEND ME SIX CHARACTERS