Tech's Little Frown Is So Cute.

Tech's little frown is so cute.

Tech's little frown is so cute.

@kenosisofabrami thank you for doing this collab with me!!! I had so much fun🥺🥺🥺 I drew and colored tech and she did an amazing job on the rest!!!

The accuracy of this illustration of my life is unnerving.

Let the obsession flow through you (help I need some sleep)

Baby Batch: Crosshair's Nap Time

For @eclec-tech

@zaya-mo @the-sith-in-the-sky-with-diamond @ladykatakuri @marierg @thecoffeelorian @salubriousbean

When I first started exploring Ao3, I wandered into a Dead Dove story, not knowing what that tag meant. The fic was hideous, but so well written that I couldn’t stop reading it. And as I was processing it, I thought, “This person needed to write this, to help themself. And there are people who need to read this for the same reason.”

And that jolted me right out of any preconceived notions I’d had about what I was willing to read and changed some of the judge-y thoughts I had about reading and writing fic.

But even before that, I would never have tried to dictate someone else’s actions on Ao3 or on tumblr within their space.

Scrolling past something, blocking what you don’t like, etc., is the way. It’s easy to do.

Ok I want to say something controversial

But you are responsible for your own safe spaces. You can block tags, block words, block people.

“But i thought fandom was supposed to be a safe space” —yeah you have to curate it.

Unfortunately one persons’s safe space may be another persons’ trigger. That’s ok. Simply block them, block the tag, block the word etc. They can do the same for you.

Maybe I’m just out of touch, but I’ve been around since the days of “don’t like, don’t read” and that’s a good philosophy. If it squicks you, scroll past. If it causes you anxiety or upset, block! Plenty of people are responsive if you ask them to tag an upsetting trigger. And if they’re dicks about it, block em.

Gods. This sexy sonuvabitch.

Tech | The Bad Batch 1.01