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A place where I will most likely be dumping some fanfiction I write. There will be various fandoms and various ships; therefore, be aware there may be some crack. There will be some NSFW material - properly tagged as such, of course - so enter at your own risk.
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TodoDeku Big Bang Fic

Hello, all! Been a while since I posted, but I’m crawling out of my hibernation to share a new fic I’ve posted! It was written for this years TodoDeku Big Bang, and most of the fic is available on AO3 {Here}. The rest will be out soon.

And please be sure to check out the art piece draw by the phenomenal @mambapools! Their art is aboslulte gorgeous and if you aren’t following them already, you should! It was a delight getting to work with you again, this year, Soren!

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Huwumi Valentine’s Day Event 2023

Hello all! Happy to post that we have our first Huwumi Event of the year ready to promote: Huwumi Valentine’s Day Event 2023!

The Prompts and Dates for the event are as follows:

All designs for this event’s icon, banner and prompts page were made by the darling @lady-delamort, so please send her much love for the wonderful work she did!

To share your content with this blog, please tag your content with the above tags and, if you’d like, you can also @ this account!

The rules for the event can be found both in this accounts description and also in the event carrd below:

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Interested in joining the Huwumi Discord Server to chat Huwu with fellow fans? Click this accounts description or below and come join in the Huwumi fun:

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I think an important instinct you have to build up when you read/watch sci-fi is discerning which things are givens. If Arrival tells you that the alien language is atemporal, it is, that's not a puzzle for you to pick apart, it's a prerequisite to getting the rest of the story. When I talk sci-fi with people who don't consume a lot of it this seems to be a thing they get hung up on.

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lew-basnight

“But why—“ because it make story go. “But I don’t understand what—“ because that’s how the society works. I told you the important parts, the parts that are relevant to the story. I’m not interested in writing a 200-page speculative history Re the entire course of galactic civilization to explain why it’s rude at dinner time to eat before the ambassador eats. “But I don’t understand how (whatever) works—“ it works because it’s science fiction and that’s how it works. The propulsion systems work because the story requires interstellar travel.

I am more interested in the people and the events and the weird ideas. The weird ideas are just weird ideas, this made up fiction story isn’t a thesis statement predicting why cockroaches will be skilled surgeons 10,000 years in the future.

I think this is really important for writers, too. I know I get hung up on worldbuilding details and it's good to have a reminder that I don't need to reinvent DNA just for an alien to have green skin.

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doubleca5t

learning about a piece of media exclusively through tumblr posts is really funny because you'll probably get the wrong idea about the show in one of four very specific ways

  1. Thinking something fun and light-hearted is a deathly serious social commentary
  2. Thinking something dark or disturbing is actually a wacky comedy
  3. Thinking something with no gay people is actually gay
  4. Thinking something with gay people is homophobic
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avelera

If posting fic online has taught me anything, it’s that I have no idea how the reader will react to anything. Nada. Zip. Zilch. Not the faintest clue.

Fics that I think I scribbled off just to get them out there get the kindest, most rapturous feedback. Fics I slaved over, agonized over, bled my soul into get a couple tepid replies. Fics I thought were me revealing the darkness and weird kink that lives in my brain, scared to even post it for fear of judgement, get, “Aaaw that’s so sweet!” replies. Baffling.

My conclusion? You just never know. You really just can’t know. When I did a workshop with 20 other writers I would try to guess what their critique of my story would be and I was right maybe 1 in 20 times. Only one other writer would have the same critique for my story that I had. And it wasn’t even always the same person.

The encouraging part about this is, if self recrimination, the fear that you know what people won’t like about your story, is holding you back, just say fuck it! You’re almost certainly wrong! All you can do is make it the best story you can for the energy you have. And yeah, sometimes that means scribbling it out in an evening and kicking it out to the void of the internet before you can change your mind or worry about editing it more than once because then you’ll never post it.

It’s all chaos, man. You don’t get to decide what the audience thinks. All you can do is create it and put it out there for them to decide.

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discreet45

i cant believe there are people who still havent seen this video

I could probably recite this entire video, word-for-word, on demand.

Goddamn, this is nearly thirty years old and it fits like a glove into contemporary shitpost cadence and aesthetics, this is High Art

“that’s right
we’ll fuck your wife”
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quackatomic

IT BETTER NOT BOUNCE OR YOU’RE A DEAD MOTHERFUCKER

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notmusa

holy shit this was made the year i was born

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