#svtha

heyyy, my name is Tyler and this is my blog ig lol. I love talking about me interests so if we share any interests or hobbies message me or spam my asks cause i love yapping about them

(edit: please stop sending me requests for donations, i can’t help you and i feel really bad and i also can’t tell if some are bots or scams)

Fandoms: Newsies, Ted Lasso, Heartstopper, Red White and Royal Blue, Young Royals, Care Bears, Dead Poet Society, Simon v The Homosapians Adgenda, The MCU, The Hunger Games, Stranger Things, Spiderverse, Skam, Skam France, WtFock, Druck, Rykyer, Heated Rivalry

Ships: Sprace, Colin/Micheal, Narlie, FirstPrince, Simon/Willie, Anderperry, Pitts/Meeks, Spierfeld, Parkner, Peeta/Katniss, Byler, Lumax, Miles/Gwen, Isak/Even, Eva/Jonas, Noora/William, Lucas/Elliot, Robbe/Sander, Matteo/David, Zoe/Senne, Matias/Erik, Gallavich, Hollanvo

Music: Noahfinnce, Bears in Trees, Taylor Swift, TX2, Chase Petra, The Avett Brothers, The Lumineers, Cavetown, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Thomas Headon, etc.

Hobbies: Cooking, Baking, Pottery, Reading, Sleeping, Walking my dog, D&D

Character, book, and author names under the cut

to be honest i mainly read popular books lmao

i think one series i read that i quite enjoyed and that i don’t talk about as much here are the creekwood books. granted, simon vs the homosapien agenda (love, simon) is incredibly popular but most people actually don’t know that there are two sequels (plus a novella i haven’t read yet).

Oh yeah I've seen a few people say they didn't like it/were disappointed.

Honestly I think it comes from the fact that svtha was so overhyped? People were expecting this big amazing thing because of her reputation with svtha but the reality is that people had latched onto svtha because there was very little mainstream gay lit to be held and when they read they new one (after being exposed to some of the other lgbt works that grew more popular after the hype of svtha) it just didn't live up to everything they wanted.

I think svtha can be appreciated for what it is, a light novel about a gay kid on in hs (I call it bubblegum fiction because it's small, sweet, doesn't last long and you forget about it and move on to the next one easily). And that's fine. In fact I want more lgbt lit/media like this because it's normalising and cishet media is drowning in it so why not lgbt? I think her new one was in the same vein as this and that's not some people are looking for which is fine.