#scriptfamily

This is a non-comprehensive list, and I drafted it initially maybe a year ago and didn’t get around to posting it, so it’s mostly older posts, and from only a few of the ScriptFam blogs I went through for this purpose.

@scriptmedic

Hey not sure if this is the right place, are there any herbs that increase testosterone or estrogen levels? I wanna have a character transition in a medieval time

Aunt Scripty, I have an intersex character that gets pregnant in one of my stories, should he expect unusual symptoms or the usual? Would birth be difficult? (Since it's his first)

What would be the effect on a fetus of taking testosterone before someone knew they're pregnant? They aren't expecting a period so it takes a few months for them to realize they're pregnant.

@scriptautistic

Masterpost: Autism and Romance

Tagged: Attraction

Tagged: LGBTQ

Tagged: Romance

@scriptlawyer

Would a transgender person be forced to declare their legal name for a court?

Ask: A young (age 13) abuse survivor/trans runaway: Custody, Family Law, Hormone Access

Adoption Law

@scriptshrink

Have writing questions, but don’t know who to ask? Check out the ScriptX family of blogs, all of whom provide detailed writing advice on a huge variety of topics!

First, ScriptFeature shares some of the best posts from the ScriptX blogs, as well as giving updates and announcements about the family: @scriptfeature

The rest of the blogs are in alphabetical order in two groups, with active blogs first, and inactive/archived blogs second. If you are looking for something in particular, try searching using Ctrl+F or ⌘+F

Active:

Accountant: @scriptaccountant (Accounting)

Autistic: @scriptautistic (Autistic characters)

Ballerina: @scriptballerina (Ballet and dance)

Canuck: @scriptcanuck (Everything Canadian)

Chemist: @scriptchemist (Chemistry and chemical laboratories)

Criminal justice: @scriptcriminaljustice (Criminal justice system, including court procedures and criminal investigations)

Equestrian: @scriptequestrian (Horseback riding)

Firefighter: @scriptfirefighter (Firefighting, including fire science and safety, forced entry, rescue, HazMat and related topics)

Florist: @scriptflorist (Flowers, florists and flower shops)

Foodie: @scriptfoodie (Food and drink)

Genetics: @scriptgenetics (Genetics and evolutionary biology)

German: @scriptgerman (Everything German)

Hacker: @scripthacker (Data retrieval, steganography, cryptography, white hat hacking, and general purpose computing)

History: @scripthistory (History) [on hiatus]

LGBT: @scriptlgbt (LGBTQ+ characters, community, and issues)

Librarian: @scriptlibrarian (Librarians and libraries)

Medic: @scriptmedic (The original! Medicine, human anatomy/physiology, hospitals, EMTs and paramedics)

Myth: @scriptmyth (Mythology and folklore from around the world)

Pastor: @scriptpastor (Religion and people of faith)

Sailor: @scriptsailor (Navy, sailors and nautical history)

Script a world: @script-a-world (Worldbuilding for science fiction and fantasy)

Script structure: @scriptstructure (Story structure, narrative and themes)

Shrink: @scriptshrink (Clinical psychology, psychiatry, therapy and therapists)

Sociology: @scriptsociology (Social sciences applied to world building)

Spoonie: @scriptspoonie (Characters with chronic illness, disability)

Torture: @scripttorture (Torture methods, torture victims, and torturers throughout history)

Trauma Survivors: @scripttraumasurvivors (Writing survivors of psychological trauma)

Veterinarian: @scriptveterinarian (Veterinary medicine for animals domesticated, wild and occasiontally fantastical)

Witchcraft: @scriptwitchcraft (Witchcraft)

Archived/Inactive: These blogs are not currently active but are still a useful resource when researching your stories

Astronomer: @scriptastronomer (Astronomy)

Brain Scientist: @scriptbrainscientist (Neurology) [ARCHIVED]

Brit: @scriptbrit (United Kingdom) [ARCHIVED]

Economist: @scripteconomist (Ecomonics) [ARCHIVED]

Educator: @scripteducator (Schools and teachers)

Kink: @scriptkink (Sex and sexuality)

Lawyer: @scriptlawyer (Legal stuff)

Linguist: @scriptlinguist (Linguistics)

Pharmacist: @scriptpharmacist (Pharmacies and pharmaceuticals)

Politics: @scriptpolitics (Politics, world-building political systems, and international relations) [ARCHIVED]

Publishing industry: @scriptpublishingindustry (Publishing industry, including writers, editors etc)

Service Dogs: @scriptservicedogs (Service dogs, emotional support animals, and therapy dogs)

Social work: @scriptsocialwork (Social workers and the field of social services) [ARCHIVED]

To get the most up-to-date version of this list, be sure to check this link here:  scriptshrink.tumblr.com/scriptfamily

The Script Family Fridge turned 1 today! 

Holy crow time flies - I haven’t been mod for long but that’s still a notable milestone for any active blog, huh?

i’m out, i quit, whatever. and you know what? i feel great. 

to the “family”, there are two of you i tolerated. i was in this group for almost nine months. nine fucking months of constantly having to deal with the patronizing behaviour, which was so bad that i couldn’t complain about any single thing without being told to calm down and talk about it in 24 hours and anger is bad and nasty and you shouldn’t be upset about never getting a say and all that kinda nonsense. in the future, try listening. you’ve lost people because you never do, and you’ll continue to do so, at this rate. 

and to you, the 800-odd people who followed me because of the out-of-context handle on my username. have fun or whatever. enjoy your writing. don’t come to me for advice lmao (none of you ever did anyway, which was cool because i wouldn’t have answered it ayy). 

peace out yall.  

jay. 

Here’s the guide with further information on this. 

For those of you not in the know, Scriptautistic is a blog dedicated to helping writers create accurate autistic characters and good autistic representation, run by three autistic people. We are also part of the Scriptfamily, a group of blogs which each have the goal of educating writers about one specific subject so that it can be accurately represented in media. 

There are only three mods at ScriptAutistic, so we only have limited life experiences. We often get questions relating to sensitive topics, and we want to make sure that our answers represent autistic people’s experiences well and don’t inadvertently spread misinformation or harmful ideas.

So we are looking for autistic people who can act as consultants in some of the following areas:

parenting

being a trans woman

being a person of color

experiencing ABA

living in an institution

living in places other than North America and Western Europe

living in an institution

attending special school

having intellectual disabilities

being adopted, fostered, or living in care

physical disabilities

mental illnesses

other neurodivergences

experiences of trauma

being nonverbal

being aged 40+

We will occasionally ask consultants to check over posts before we add them to the queue. We may sometimes ask for suggestions or want to ask you briefly about your experiences.

If you are interested in contributing, click here to find our application form. 

So first - thank you so much for sending this in, because I just realized I hadn’t slid it down on the ScriptX Family page to the Archived section, woops! Fixed. Because you are correct, the blog is Archived now.Unfortunately I don’t know much about economics or economics blogs outside of that. All I can suggest is:1.) Peruse the archive of @scripteconomist to see if you can find something applicable, which may help anyway?

2.) Depending on the question, the folks at other ScriptX blogs such as @script-a-world or even @scriptsociology MIGHT be able to help? The reason I suggest Script-a-world is that you’re looking at this for worldbuilding purposes, and their blog is designed to help with making overall fictional worlds more plausible, so they might have some ideas depending on what you need that fictional economic system to do in-story.