Someone Else's Fiction Cannot Cause You Physical Harm.

🔹 Someone else's fiction cannot cause you physical harm.

🔹If someone else's fiction is causing you emotional or psychological harm, or distress, you can put it down and not read/watch it.

🔹Your emotional well-being is not the responsibility of fiction writers.

🔹Someone else's fiction is not about your personal trauma.

🔹When reading or watching fiction, you always have the power. You can always stop. You are never reading fiction without your own consent.

🔹Fiction writers are not responsible for other people's mental health.

🔹The content of a piece of fiction does not reflect on the morality of its author.

🔹Just because someone writes about bad things happening, doesn't mean they want those things to happen.

🔹Don't like? Don't read.

on tragedy, fate, and inevitability.

oresteia, robert icke // theatre of the oppressed, augusto boal // song of achilles, madeline miller // the book thief, markus zusak // antigone, jean anouilh // revisiting mockingjay ahead of the hunger games prequel, entertainment weekly // romeo and juliet, shakespeare // h of h playbook, anne carson // war of the foxes, richard siken // the road to hell (reprise), hadestown // planet of love, richard siken // they both die at the end, adam silvera

only gay people could make the argument that a scene between two men stabbing each other is gayer than if they just straight up started rawdogging right then and there

the title literally says that one of them will die at the end, and yet I'm still *surprised pikachu face* shocked when one of them actually dies.

what the fuck.

suffice to say that this book has destroyed me.

also, those rufus and mateo cameos were devastating. so, thanks for that adam. lol

He's a 10 but he kills people in the source material

Replaying fc5 so have these