cultofsappho

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🥂

if u get this ily

#rwrb #so cuuuuuuute

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KRISTEN STEWART

Who What Wear (March 2024)

#kristen stewart

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who is the first david you think of when you hear the name david

#while its literally my dads name...... #i think of david the beagle from rwrb first #LOOK its not like i go around calling my parents by their first names

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always thinking and admiring you from afar

#rwrb

[cultofsappho]

i already have a job and it's called keeping myself alive. why do i have to be employed on top of that

[cultofsappho]

Alright, to ao3's soon to be arriving Wattpad Refugees, a basic guide to general user culture:

1.) Unlike Wattpads vote system that let's you like each chapter, the ao3 equivalent kudos only allows one per work. Everyone is generally quietly annoyed about this. To engage with each chapter, you're heavily encouraged to comment. Trust me, it makes people's day.

2.) Ao3 has no algorithm. By default it's latest updated work first. You can find things to your taste through searches, filters and tags.

3.) 'No archive warnings apply' and 'user has chosen not to use archive warnings' mean two very different things. No archives warnings means the work is free from any content that could require a warning tag (character death, graphic depictions of violence, non-con, etc). User has chosen not to use archive warnings means it could contain any of the warning content, be it hasn't been explicitly tagged. Treat it like an allergen. No archive warnings apply is allergen free. User has chosen not to use archive warnings, may contain traces or whole chunks of the allergen. If you're likely to have a bad reaction, maybe don't take the risk.

4.) Speaking of warnings, ao3 has very few restrictions on the type of work that's allowed. Whatever your personal thoughts or feelings on that are, thats how the site is. You're likely to run across some dark subject matters and a lot of people are uncomfortable with reading that. You're well within your rights not like these works and have your opinion on whether they should be allowed, but harassing the authors of such works (or any works) is more likely to come back on you than them. Ao3 operates on a strong policy of 'don't like, don't read'. Use the tagging system to your full advantage to only engage with the kind of works you want to see.

We look forward to welcoming you all and seeing the fantastic works you create. Happy writing!

#ao3

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[cultofsappho]

shout-out to dropout for being the only subscription service that doesn't suck. I tried to watch something on hbo max today and it asked for 10 bucks to watch ads, I can't do this anymore.

#1 use a vpn #2 go to r/piracy #3 go to the subreddit's master post #4 pick one of the verified safe streaming sites and have a blast #i cant afford any streaming services rn but this method meant i could watch mary & george before it was released in the US so theres that

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aliceosemanart: Happy Birthday Charlie Spring!!! 🥳🎈🍂🌈🥁

#heartstopper

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Reblog if you think fanfiction is a legitimate form of creative writing.

[cultofsappho]

Alright, to ao3's soon to be arriving Wattpad Refugees, a basic guide to general user culture:

1.) Unlike Wattpads vote system that let's you like each chapter, the ao3 equivalent kudos only allows one per work. Everyone is generally quietly annoyed about this. To engage with each chapter, you're heavily encouraged to comment. Trust me, it makes people's day.

2.) Ao3 has no algorithm. By default it's latest updated work first. You can find things to your taste through searches, filters and tags.

3.) 'No archive warnings apply' and 'user has chosen not to use archive warnings' mean two very different things. No archives warnings means the work is free from any content that could require a warning tag (character death, graphic depictions of violence, non-con, etc). User has chosen not to use archive warnings means it could contain any of the warning content, be it hasn't been explicitly tagged. Treat it like an allergen. No archive warnings apply is allergen free. User has chosen not to use archive warnings, may contain traces or whole chunks of the allergen. If you're likely to have a bad reaction, maybe don't take the risk.

4.) Speaking of warnings, ao3 has very few restrictions on the type of work that's allowed. Whatever your personal thoughts or feelings on that are, thats how the site is. You're likely to run across some dark subject matters and a lot of people are uncomfortable with reading that. You're well within your rights not like these works and have your opinion on whether they should be allowed, but harassing the authors of such works (or any works) is more likely to come back on you than them. Ao3 operates on a strong policy of 'don't like, don't read'. Use the tagging system to your full advantage to only engage with the kind of works you want to see.

We look forward to welcoming you all and seeing the fantastic works you create. Happy writing!

#ao3

[cultofsappho]

i hope this email finds you panting and moaning and begging for it

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listen here, you outdated meme

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🌟

#atla

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Daniel Arthur

Pizza Boy II

oil on panel

#art

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firstprince + hands

#rwrb

[cultofsappho]

The RWRB panel at Prime Experience (LA) is on May 8th!

There will be a screening at 7pm followed by a panel at 9pm, with a reception to follow.

Participating at the panel are:

Taylor Zakhar Perez, "Alex Claremont-Diaz"

Nicholas Galitzine, "Prince Henry"

Uma Thurman, "Ellen Claremont"

Ellie Bamber, "Princess Beatrice"

Matthew López, Director/Co-Writer/Executive Producer

Casey McQuiston, Author/Executive Producer

Greg Berlanti, Producer

Sarah Schechter, Producer

#rwrb