But Also I Got To Publish This Last Kinktober Fic Even If Its November 3rd

but also I got to publish this last kinktober fic even if it’s November 3rd 🫢😔😶

do we think having chapter 2 of hoax is possible by the end of october

900 🎉

not each 100 describing my current obsessions lmaoooo

followers 🎉

I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE ARE 100+ OF YOU FOLLOWING ME NOW THIS IS SURREAL 🎉

LMAO ANYWAYS THANK YOU

i was like ya i’m gonna do nanowrimo and then i didn’t do nanowrimo

Tumblr won't let me reply to your trick or treat ask, but here it is your treat!

It's a quick dumb little playlist I made for the enemies to lovers trope! I hope you enjoy it.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kWVhILFt9WAlsAXl6MRma?si=4DuSjgWsSKqiziuaV8tccg&utm_source=copy-link

wait i love this so much??? thank you??? like i always needed one for enemies to lovers.

i'll have to listen to this now! i'm actually writing a film analysis on a old horror movie, so these are in a way kind of good vibes? i think haha.

trick or treat asks/event here

like being haunted by the ghosts of my history that i've neglected, like accepting discrimination as a rite of passage, like believing that to survive, you must assimilate and stay silent.

it is looking at the newspaper and the number of killings, and flipping the page to absorb material more lighthearted. it is dehumanizing victims to simple entities rather than remembering their names, conveniently forgetting and moving on like such an event never happened in the first place. it is remaining silent and internalizing all this pressure and pain, waiting for someone else to speak out about it first in order to feel relief.

it is fitting yourself into a mold that has been exploited and will be. a blind belief that you'll make it out somehow, that throwing away your culture, your language, your accent, is worth it, when it's not. it is erasing a whole history of trauma and colonization because it is simply not talked about, simply erased.

it is forgetting your identity and then having such a sense of loss that you can't move on.

What does your regret taste like?

Hi all! This is going to be a quick introduction because this whole thing is a massive work in progress, but welcome to the Writers of Color Archive, a project meant to set up and run a searchable database for writers of color in the writeblr community.

To put it simply, what we especially wanted to do is take the responses to @jezifster's post (see here) and make it easy to find new writers and content to support. Are you a [genre] writer who wants to interact more with other [genre] writers? Do you want to find Ko-Fis to donate to or Patreons to subscribe to? You should be able to do that and more once this project is running.

Right now, we're working on a Google Form attached to a Google Sheet. (There's an entry on the form to give you an idea of this might look like at the end.) Please note that if the form is what people want to stick with, it'll be another option to getting your info in the archive, rather than a complete replacement to the post itself. One of the many purposes of this sideblog is to keep up with the post and reblog new entries when we find them. Please feel free to continue reblogging the post.

Another purpose of this sideblog: To give you an opportunity to let us know what you need. And first and foremost, the form and the sheet aren't final just yet. Please feel free to test both out and let us know what you think! Is it easy to navigate? Is there information we can add? Something else we need to change? Please don't hesitate to let us know! Our anon asks are on, and we'll also be keeping an eye on replies and reblogs.

That's about all for now. Once we're sure we've got a system that works for everyone and the right info this sort of database needs, we'll be able to start the migration process. Thanks so much for reading, and thanks in advance for everything!