Aus For My Ocs Are So Much Fun That I Have Nine Of Them

aus for my ocs are so much fun that I have nine of them

Is it bad that i have 2 aus of some of my ocs? It's a mix of being too lazy to make new ocs and wanting those specific ocs to be in new situations (like a modern au or a monster au)

I love making aus for my ocs so not weird at all!

me, @ all my mutuals: “wow this bitch can write 💯💯💯🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😩😩😩👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️😍😍”

So one of my mutuals did this cool thing and needs your help

 Hello, everyone. As the title says, one of my mutuals had a brilliant idea, but needs your help to make it happen. You see, @hannahs-kudos has created a blog dedicated to cataloging writeblrs to make it easier for us to find each other, since a lot of writers have been complaining about having dead dashboards, but it’s pretty much impossible to find every writer on this site alone.

 This is where you all come in. Please go to her new blog, @writingblogdirectory, and tell her about the writeblrs/prompt blogs you know and love or to find new writers to follow ^^ The more of your friends you tell her about, the more people will be able to find them.

This is fantastic!!!! I laughed so many times while reading this. Do you have a tag list?? I want to know everything about this story

Just Jane: A Comic Sans WIP Introduction

Here’s a somewhat coherent introduction to the new project I’ve been posting snippets from!

Transcription under the cut.

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reblog with the first thing you think when you see the person you reblogged from on your dash

Our article featuring older aces (aces over age 35) is on our site! Read here: https://taaap.org/2021/10/26/ace-week-21-older-aces/ 

As a lot of asexual community building and organizing happens online, it can sometimes feel difficult to find aces who aren’t Gen Z or millennials. Without an image of older asexuality, younger aces may feel lost, and people outside the community wrongly stereotype our identity as a trendy thing for youth. But older aces are out there, and deserve to be seen and heard! Thank you to all who contributed to this article. 

[ID: Two graphics with quotes from the linked article and the heading “”Older Aces”. The quotes are: “ I feel like my very existence can sometimes help shut down exclu’s and haters. If I see a validity fight in progress on Twitter, I can just step in and say, “I’m a 51-yr-old, never-partnered virgin. Care to argue with me whether asexuality exists?” - Camilla. “So many mainstream articles paint asexuality as a thing exclusive to White women in their 20s, and because of that I feel like it’s easier to write off the existence of older aces.” - Bob O’Boyle. “There’s a big ace future out there for all of us.” - Cody.

“I grew up in a time when it was not safe to be LBGTQ so when I wear the rainbow I have a tendency to watch my back.” - Joshua Godfrey. “I grew up asexual in a vacuum. There was no internet to influence or guide me. I just went my own way because it was all I knew how to do.“ - Camilla. “Now, I see my age as a bonus. I get to assume a mentor role, and educator role. And that suits me. I get to be what I didn’t have when I was young.“ - Cody. End ID.]