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Minor Rant, But I Recently Found Your Blog And Think You May Find This Amusing (of Course Ignore As Well
Minor rant, but I recently found your blog and think you may find this amusing (of course ignore as well if i misjudged! đ)
I got into a baffling conversation with someone I share a server with, and it reminded me again that âantisâ just⌠donât think. Ever. And I knew that, but getting hit in the head with the reality always throws me for a loop no matter how many times it happens.
In my current fandom, I tend to only write character studies, longer plotty fics, slice of life, and that type of thing. Itâs simply what currently has my attention. I do have content on my AO3 antis would drop dead at, but for a different fandom than is for the above server, so I donât think this person (or others) realise that. Shows that they do know how AO3 filters work, as theyâve said they filter for this ship/fandom on my page, but thatâs a different issue all together
Anyway, this person was *stunned* when I said I ship and let ship, and am 100% proship, full stop, no matter what. She seemed convinced that all proshippers write and like âevil (her words) contentâ. I of course mentioned that Iâve written all of AO3âs content warning, read it in fic, published books, and said content is 100% in the book Iâve been slowly writing, and that i support it. But I digress.
Where the conversation truly lost the plot was when she brought up that I donât like certain themes, and am admittedly picky af with what I read??? And yes, I am. As are a lot of people. She could not comprehend this. She (and a few others who jumped in) seemed to think that, aside from proship meaning problematic ship, it also means someone who is proship has nothing they donât like. I just. Okay. Maybe Iâve curated my fandom and online presence too well, but Iâve thankfully avoided this line of thinking before. Iâd say I hope itâs not common, but I feel like it probably is đ
I have so many boundaries and things i hate. I am, at my core, a hater. My dms with small friend groups are full of me hating on tropes, ships, etc, I hate. But I could not give a flying fuck if others like them, and wow she could NOT get this. I have writers on AO3 Iâve blocked because I donât like how they write certain things, or just donât like how often they appear in the tag. I have no issue with them as people, I just know how to curate my fandom experience.
One of the people who was contributing to the conversation reached out afterwards in DMs and seems to (hopefully) be rethinking things, and realising that theyâre very much proship. Picky with what they like, but proship. Small and unexpected victories!

Every day I grow more concerned for society as a whole.
The 'proship means problematic thinking' thing I can vaguely understand because its been an anti-propaganda tagline for so long, and they're very effective at being loud enough to be convincing.
But the rest?
Lordy.
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With RPF isnât it taking away the whole âprofictionâ thing away since itâs real people and not fiction anymore? (Genuine question, this isnât hate btw)
The thing about RPF is that whatever you create with it is still fictional.
You can fantasise all you want about Henry Cavill crushing your head with his thighs, but its still a fantasy. Even if you turn that fantasy into a story, its still fictional. There's a reason its called real person fiction.
When we create stories and art about real people, we're basically just using that person as a blueprint base for a character we're creating and controlling. While we like to think we know everything about a celebrity, we don't. We see what they allow us to see by a vast majority, and a lot of the time famous people also create public personas. We make them think and act in ways which are conducive to our plots and intentions.
It can definitely be confusing to try and parse, but generally I think of it this way:
I'm using the real person as a pre-made character.
Although what I'm creating is fictional, I'm still using a real person's life and likeness to create it.
It can be discomforting to read about "yourself" doing certain things, so for the comfort of all involved, its simply best not to deliberately try to expose the real people to what I've created.
I wholly respect people who don't create RPF out of consideration for the real people involved, but at the end of the day I will still defend RPF's categorisation, proper conduct and right to exist.
i hope this doesnât need to be said but just in case
you might have seen people talking about sudowrite and/or their tool storyengine recently

and just like⌠donât. donât do it. donât try it out just to see what itâs about.
for two main reasons:
1) never feed anything proprietary into a large language model (LLM, eg ChatGPT, google bard, etc.).
this means donât give it private company information when youâre at work, but also donât give it your original writing. thatâs your work.
because of the way these language models work, anything you feed into it is part of it now. and yeah, the FAQ says they âdonât claim ownershipâ over anything and yeah, they give you that reassuring bullshit about how unlikely it is that the exact same sentence will be reconstructedâ
but thatâs not the point.
do you have an unusual way of constructing sentences? a metaphor you like to use? a writing tic that sets you apart from the rest? anything that gives you a unique writing voice?
feed your writing into an LLM, and the model has your voice now. the model can generate text that sounds like it was written by you and someone else can claim itâs theirs because they gave the model a prompt.
donât feed the model.
2) the other reason is that sudowrite scraped a bunch of omegaverse fic without consent to build their model and thatâs a really shitty thing to do, because it means people werenât given the chance to choose whether or not to feed the model.
donât feed the model.
We actually are in the era where we're so offended by everything we're getting offended on other peoples' behalf and telling them that they're wrong if they're not personally offended by something.
I just saw that reblog from through-thick-and-quinn and I have to wonder, gee, if it's that bad to wake up every day stressed to the pits, wouldn't they NOT want people everywhere else to feel like that? Awareness =/= getting treated like you can't escape stressful things, which to understate, is technically the same unfortunate situation some groups are in right now. No, nowhere near the same magnitude, only the former really involves the chance of imminent death and such, but still stressful. Sentence still applies.
Honestly you could scroll through any of the reblogs and replies and tags on that post and wonder how the fuck some of those people haven't dropped dead from stress and fear yet.
Frankly if I forced myself to live the way some of those people are, I'd have been institutionalized a long time ago. And that's not a commented intended disrespectfully at anyone's genuine attempts to be a good person or make a change; its an honest to god observation.
I cannot imagine a life where I wake up every single day and force myself to spend almost every waking moment entrenched in war and dead bodies and human trafficking and starving animals and pollution and every other world and social issue that is festering at any given moment.
I really, really can't.
on the topic of your post about having politics-free spaces, it reminds me of how i can't seem to get away from political posts even on my blog where i solely follow age regression content. you know, the thing largely triggered by trauma that puts you into a child like state of mind.
it's just insane to me to see people say that running an agere blog isn't an excuse to not talk about politics. considering it's a side of tumblr people go on while being in the mental space of a child, i think it absolutely is a good reason to not post or interact with politics.
literally even child friendly safe spaces can't just leave real world horrors out of it. it's insane.
I've seen people in the comments of food blogs and knitting blogs spamming things like FREE PALESTINE OR DIE and asking the blog owner what they're doing to use their platform to aid in Ukraine's efforts and its like.
Please. Just let people fucking breathe. What is that actually accomplishing. In the time it took you to bully one person over your assumed inaction you could've actually made a difference through donating, sharing resources, ect.
I've said it before but I'll say it again; we are so far removed from what it actually activism right now its ridiculous. Bullying people for wanting to learn how to make bread instead of sitting glued to news broadcasts watching people die is fucking insane.