"Are you not scared of fandom haters?"
Bro my "haters" send rockets and drones to my country every single day idk how to care tbh-
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"Are you not scared of fandom haters?"
Bro my "haters" send rockets and drones to my country every single day idk how to care tbh-

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Can I be real? I tire of old shit being dug up on internet famous person(tm) and acting like it applies to them today.
I forgive gooseworx.
I forgive Michael Kovich.
I forgive Brandon Rogers.
I tire of having to hold people accountable for old shit. We have forgotten how to forgive period. We always gotta go on the offense, always gotta throw digital hands because lord knows we'd break our real ones.
I need to address something serious and set a clear boundary.
I recently received a message through AO3 accusing me of transphobia due to the absence of trans characters in one specific work. For context: this piece is part of a requests-based collection. What I write in it is determined by what people ask for. I have not yet written a trans character there because I have not received a request or found a concept I feel I can handle with the care and responsibility it deserves.
On Fandom Bullying, Harassment and Abuse.
there isnt much that has not already been said, but I will say this one last thing.
When Liam first mentioned about his struggles during the band days, what struck me the most was how invisible it was for the outside world. He was an image of maturity and leadership. And no one knew the toll it took on him. When we lost Liam, I had naive hope that this fandom would have some kindness towards rest of the boys, but especially Louis now. Because lets be real, he is the picture of leadership and control and strength. And I hoped that people would give him the grace to be human.
And lately, I've been proven wrong again and again. The number of people who are comfortable in hurling verbal and emotional abuse at him is alarming. All the while claiming to be better, more moral and kinder than him, because after all, these "fans" only want to fight closeting, they're only fighting for what's right. their means of cruelty, judgement and abuse justify the ends, whatever those might be.
and it doesn't stop at Louis, of course it doesn't. If you can't accept or see how horrible and invasive the level of abuse directed at his sisters is, that ignorance is a privilege. Those young girls do not have such comforts. Even their tiny kids aren't spared. So many people have crossed boundaries to casually reference little children and their lives.
If you believe he is closeted, being angry at Louis for being closeted is a choice. "Fans" can delete social media accounts, turn off their phones, stan other morally pure popstars, and go on with their lives. HE will still be closeted. HE will still be living that life. please do explain how it is more tiring for you to see it than it is for him to live it.
And if Louis tries to set boundaries on his loved ones, his family, he is again at fault. btw, saying that he only had a chat two weeks ago, so he has no right to say that twitter can be toxic? please do try to self reflect how victim blaming that language is.
Liam was this world's punching bag for 15 years and we all knew for atleast 5 of those years that it took huge mental toll on him. What would be enough for the "fans" now? Do you expect Louis to court pity and sympathy? He isnt the type to want that. Do you expect him to own and accept he is part of a ruthless machinery of music industry which limits his life in ways we will never know? You know thats not possible.
you simply dont have to be a fan. but I wish people would find a way to not be this cruel to him and his sisters every single day. All in the name of knowing better about what he should do, when you don't even have 1% insight into what his life is. There are so many other people to stan, "fans" could simply choose to walk away, but constantly harassing him and being so, so judgmental and unkind to him is such a waste of time and life.
He may be strong, and he may seem smiley and happy, but he is still a real person. And the constant verbal abuse would affect anyone. "Fans" dont even have a twitter profie in their own real names connected to their jobs, but they want him to put his life, family, career, and safety on line to live upto impossible standards set by ever hungrier "fans".
This is not a fanfic where you can write fluff and morally correct scenarios. He is a real living human being facing his own challenges that you know nothing about, living his life the best he can. Allow him grace to just be human. Let him live.
for the love of any shred of good in this world, please, please let him live.
Apparently there's a rash of this ask being sent to people tonight.
Maybe it's some sort of AI ploy, or just some bored little gnat with no better plans for a Saturday, but I wanted to bring some awareness to it, because I know that it can feel big and scary and hurtful.
And no one deserves that.
The ask in question is below the cut if you don't want to click the link, but people, if you get this in your inbox, just block them - you can click the three dots off to the right of the ask before you answer it, anon or not, and block people that way.
Don't give someone like this a second thought.
Your time is worth more than that.

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The My Time harassment campaign against me is still ongoing — and they’re escalating again by pretending to be an unrelated party responding to a 7 year old work in an old fandom.
I need to say this plainly, because I tried the “don’t engage, they’ll get bored” approach, and it didn’t work. It's been over a year since they dropped a ~500 page call-out document about me (which they've since expanded to ~700 pages), and it just gave them more space to write the story for me while other people bought it as fact. I’m not letting that happen anymore.
I am still being targeted by the same My Time fandom harassment campaign more than two years later.
Not because I’m “feeding it.” Not because I keep engaging. In many cases, I haven’t engaged at all, and they keep going anyway, because the point has never been resolution. The point is control, isolation, and erasure.
Their pattern is consistent:
They blame any conflict in the fandom on me: If someone dislikes Pathea, or dislikes them, or calls out anything toxic in the community, it gets funneled into “it must be Snowy.” No evidence required. Just repetition until it hardens into “common knowledge.”
They recruit by whisper campaign: I’ve had wave after wave of people block me — people I’ve never spoken to, never interacted with, sometimes people I didn’t even know existed. That doesn’t happen organically. That’s social engineering.
They try to get me removed from spaces: They’ve targeted other servers/communities I’ve been in, mass-reporting and pressuring owners/mods to ban me (and sometimes even people associated with me) to create a sense that I’m “universally unsafe.” They often justify this by presenting their callout document as a plea for me to “leave them alone,” based on untrue allegations that I was harassing them. The “proof” they circulate is largely out-of-context DMs and character judgments about me, not actual evidence of me committing their alleged harassment. More telling is that if their real goal were simply for me to “leave them alone,” they wouldn’t be following me across the internet to keep contacting and harassing me.
They create disposable accounts to keep reaching me: When one avenue closes, they pop up somewhere else; I turned off anon asks on Tumblr a long time ago specifically because of these people's harassment, and they still create fresh throwaway accounts to bypass that boundary and send me messages like this. In this case, they also posted the same message on my AO3 (on a 7-year-old work). And realistically, how would a random “critic” even know to look for my Tumblr in the first place? The goal here isn’t to discuss my work, it’s persistence and intimidation: “we can reach you anywhere,” and “you’re not welcome.” It’s harassment designed to make me feel unwelcome and to remind me they can follow me anywhere.
Cross-space stalking even with privacy settings: I’ve turned off my Reddit posting history, and they still manage to follow me into other subreddits I post in, and they find me fast, often shortly after I post, which suggests constant monitoring. For example, I shared a piece of Burgess fanart in r/gaymers, and a brand-new throwaway account showed up almost immediately to attack me with the same baseless smear narrative. With my history hidden, the only way to do that is to manually stalk the spaces I might post in or otherwise actively track me; this isn’t “organic disagreement,” it’s stalking.
They manufacture “proof” instead of bringing facts: When there isn’t real wrongdoing, they quote-mine, reframe innocuous things in bad faith, and invent motives. Their ~700-page callout document is packed with screenshots pulled from public servers that often show nothing more than normal conversation. Because it’s so massive, most people never read it, they just accept the “summary,” without seeing how rambling and nonsensical the actual content is.
They distort context to make innocuous things look damning: They pull my DMs out of context (and sometimes rearrange excerpts), omit what I was responding to, and assign the worst possible motives as “fact.” They even drag in unrelated disputes (like me calling out someone who scammed me) as “character evidence.” And they accuse me of “armies of alts” while their own campaign relies heavily on alt/anon accounts (including the doc itself), and I’m the one being repeatedly targeted by throwaway alts.
The “mysterious anon narrator” pattern (likely self-seeded): There’s a recurring anonymous/throwaway account voice that appears unusually invested in keeping the narrative alive, sending messages that repeat the same smear points, escalate accusations, and even encourage extreme actions (like urging people to call the police on me “to build a record”). Given that I haven’t spoken with the individual engaging in this for about a year and these messages continued throughout last year and into this year anyway, it raises a reasonable concern that some of this “anon chatter” is being generated or amplified by the same core people to make it look like a wider public consensus and/or to keep the narrative going.
Account takeover attempts timed with escalations: I get waves of password reset attempts and “restore your account”/login links (phishing-style messages). Yes, lots of people get random reset emails, but mine consistently spike during the same windows when the harassment escalates, which feels too coincidental to ignore.
“Anyone who supports you is secretly you” tactic: They claim that anyone who stands up for me, or is even loosely associated with me, must be one of my alt accounts. That includes real people I’ve known and collaborated with (including my candle-making friend) and people I met organically through the fandom. They then point to these real people as “proof” I use alts. It’s designed to punish support and isolate me, making the narrative self-sealing: if someone defends me, they say it’s “me”; if no one defends me, they say it’s “proof.”
And one of the most disturbing pieces of this campaign is how they weaponize mental health care.
This is not “concern.” It’s a tactic.
They try to give their harassment legitimacy by:
Preceding their smear materials with suicide/veteran resources (to create a veneer of moral authority),
Using “get help” as a cudgel instead of a kindness,
Triggering things like Reddit “care resources” at me, not because they’re worried, but because it’s another way to label me as unstable and dangerous.
That is not support. That is stigmatization as a weapon.
They’ve done the same thing in their so-called “evidence,” too, including presenting unqualified, detailed psychoanalysis of me as if it’s fact. That’s the level of “proof” we’re dealing with: not verified events, not direct evidence, but armchair diagnosis dressed up like documentation.
Which brings me to the latest escalation:
They made a brand-new account to send me a harassment message on Tumblr, and then posted the same message on AO3 on a seven-year-old work of mine.
Let that sink in.
This isn’t someone who stumbled across my writing and had a strong opinion. This is someone who is actively hunting for new surfaces to harass me on, and deliberately dredging up old content so they can pretend it’s “unrelated” to the current campaign, or so they can frame it like “this is just a random reader,” when it’s clearly the same long-running obsession.
It’s harassment. Point blank.
And here’s the saddest part: because I didn’t push back hard at the very beginning, because I assumed reasonable people would recognize what this was, it snowballed. Now a lot of people accept their narrative as “fact” without ever examining what’s actually being circulated. Most people will not read a 700-page document. They’ll absorb the social summary and treat it like truth.
That’s how these campaigns work. They don’t win by evidence. They win by exhaustion, repetition, and social pressure.
So I’m saying it clearly, publicly:
I’m still here.
This is still happening.
It has nothing to do with accountability and everything to do with harassment.
And I’m not going to accept mental health stigmatization being used as a leash.
If you’re someone who has heard things about me secondhand — I’m asking you to take one breath and recognize the mechanism: a smear ecosystem that thrives on rumor laundering, “silence = guilt,” and “defense = manipulation.” If you have a good-faith question, ask me directly. If you’re here to dogpile or play detective, you will be blocked and reported.
I’m done being polite to a machine that’s designed to grind people down.
We need to bring kindness back to fandom.
We need to stop judging people based on who they ship or who they stan.
We need to stop treating others like they're stupid and exasperating for bringing up "old news" when they are new to the fandom and for them it's all new.
We need to go back to ship and let ship. It never should have come to proship and anti. People didn't used to harass and judge others for who they shipped.
We need to go back to quietly filtering the tags we don't want to see, not scroll through the content we hate and then attack people who love that content.
We need to stop accusing people of being a pedophile because of who they ship. The only thing tha makes you a pedo, is being an adult who is attracted to prepubescent children. Adults attracted to teenagers (post pubescent) are hebephiles. Stop calling hebephilia, pedophilia. It does more harm than good and waters down the severity of the words.
We need to stop being ageist. The amount of ageism in fandom now is disgraceful. Teens and young adults constantly judging older adults and trying to push them out of fandom is so wrong. Who do you think gives y'all the most content? Adults. Stop acting like 30 years old is ancient. One day you'll be 30, it's not that old, seriously.
We need to stop acting like minors and adults can't be friends because "they have nothing in common and it's creepy." Their shared interest is fandom! Fandom elders used to be treated as the coolest people in the fandom, and now they are treated like they are intruding on the spaces they made.
We need to stop with minors openly engaging with NSFW content. Stop following people who have "no minors" on their page. Stop openly engaging with adult content because you may not get in trouble, but the adult could.
We need to stop ignoring fandom etiquette. It's there for a reason. Going into tags of what you hate isn't healthy for you and it's annoying to the people who like those tags. Making a post about hating a certain ship? Don't tag that ship, use "anti [insert ship name here]".
We need to stop demonizing DDDNE (dead dove do not eat). Whether it's there to warn about triggering content or there to emphasize that you're getting exactly what was said you'll get, it's there to not only protect the author, but the reader as well.
We need to stop accusing people of things they are clearly not. Accusations of racism, especially towards poc, is not only hurtful, but it's constantly used for when someone doesn't like a character that is a poc because other reasons to not like a character is just apparently not thought of anymore.
We need to stop judging other people's headcanons. Headcanons are there for us to enjoy.
We need to stop insulting each other and each other's art and writing in fandom. Don't like don't read. Move along and check out something you do like.
We need to stop with making everything about a ship or character you hate and spreading said hate throughout the fandom. It really isn't cool to have pages dedicated to hating characters and ships. It's not edgy, it's sad.
We need to stop trying to control how people perceived what they read and watch. We are all different, we all won't see things exactly the same due to our life experiences and how our minds work.
Fandom is supposed to be an escape from the world, to have fun, and to meet others who are interested in the same things.
All this hate and discourse makes everything unpleasant. End the cycle that started less than a decade ago. Fandom can go back to being just being fun and not a morality contest.