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Literally still keeps me awake at night

Are you telling me that they kept Leah and Fatin in rooms right next to each other?? These sick bitches.

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Sarah Pidgeon as LEAH RILKE The Wilds | 2x04: Day 42/15

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I’ll do the washing up from now on, yeah? You’re shit at it anyway.

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Whoever invented "open in app" links that redirect you to the app store instead of actually opening the app even when you already have the app installed on your phone should be involuntarily turned into a beanbag chair

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love when fanfic writers are like “I love this character” & proceed to put them through shit even God has blacklisted, baby the middle ages called they want to hear your ideas

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Columbia University parallels 1968 / 2024.

My thoughts go out to all the students protesting for Gaza in every country. Students and teachers who are being beaten, tased, arrested, and charged. Students risking their lives because apparently peaceful protest and free speech doesn’t apply to those whose narrative doesn’t fit the governments.

#columbia university #gaza protests

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Stg when I get a comment on some old short I wrote and entirely forgot about in the mass of fics I’ve written it makes my day to know people are enjoying the back catalogue that the archive has to offer.

But it does make me laugh when people assume AO3 is social media because it allows you some form of interaction. Many archives do. It is an archive, and probably the best archive of LGBT free access literature as well as literature for so many other marginalised groups.

It’s the archive people built to protect our content and allow others to access it without the fear of their govt taking it away (literally, AO3 have their own legal team and data storage funded by donations.)

At a time where so much censorship is happening, archives like AO3 are a safe haven and history for so many.

thinking about that post of people assuming ao3 has an algorithm and also about how bonkers persistent the view is that ao3 is social media lite. like with startling regularity I get comments saying something along the lines of "it's probably weird to comment on a fic this old--" no it isn't!!!! this is an archive I am literally just assuming you searched for a selection of specific tags or sorted by kudos or looked back on my pseud or any other number of completely normal ways to use an archive site ?? kill the tiktok ghost in your brain and comment on old stuff it's NOT weird

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Me: Alright I’m going to be super productive tomorrow!

Me, the second my alarm goes off: