I'll Be Stuck In A Relatives Birthday Party For The Next Hour And A Half, So Please Interact /nf. I'm

I'll be stuck in a relatives birthday party for the next hour and a half, so please interact /nf. I'm bored lolz.

My first fanfic oneshot!

Please check it out, it's short and kinda cringe, but i worked hard on it. To be cringe is to be free, I guess. Enjoy!

To all of the users who are either fixated on WDY, a fan, or both.

You're allowed to reblog this post. Just not the toxic fans. I am a person who's fixated on the fandom. So you can go ahead and reblog you want. Or you can scroll past it. I won't pressure you.

I will kiss him and no one can stop me. *laughs maniacally*

hey fish boy

Help me, I'm stuck in the glue trap :(

zeekayart, with the power of phonetic pronunciation of letters, and general art snobbery!

Just a reminder <3

be kind to kids (yes, this includes teenagers) who identify as nonhuman, otherkin, fictionkin, therian, alterhuman, or a furry. they are living their life the way that makes sense to them. they don't deserve an "i told you so" if they grow out of identifying that way later on. they don't deserve to be asked "aren't you too old for that now?" they don't deserve to be laughed at and mocked online. children forming a wolf pack aren't hurting anyone. kids who want to meet other kids who identify as nonhuman aren't embarrassing.

kids need a sense of community no matter who they are. kids deserve the right to identify their own feelings. kids are allowed to express parts of themselves adults find "embarrassing". adults are allowed to do all of these things, too, but it's become routine for folks online to mock literal children for embarrassing behavior.

identifying as an animal isn't embarrassing; what is embarrassing is being an adult and picking on literal children. who cares, it's not hurting a singular soul. let them explore identity in ways that make sense to them. identifying as nonhuman isn't a danger to anyone else. they aren't hurting themselves. let them identify as a nonhuman and explore what that means to them. let them live their lives.