🦇 🌌 skykat 🌃🐈 @roadrunner@witches.town

@mismatched me too!!! its so goid???

@jk this is an amazi g oot

@tomharris hhaa nah im joking dont worry

4 real tho i was one of those nick clegg tfangirl teens, the pre millifandom age

@tomharris @ me next time!!!!!!!!!

what if in my cambridge au i befirended james, met josef adam etc through him, and somehow still ended up with my current life

@paralithode oh yeah, def!! seein other people do stories "wrong" is always what inspires me to try my hand at stuff

@natecull haha yeah!! whats weird is often the fans DO have valid points but at the same time its not their story, idk, ppl definitely expect too much from writers, there r always gonna be plotholes and inconsistancies bc theyre written by human beings

(man, its offtopic but i actually forgot that was the misery woman's motivation and thought she was in love with him, which shows a bunch of weird ingrained cultural assumptions about "crazy women" in media)

homestuck also had this problem tbh

the arya/sansa discourse is an example of this imo, the plotlines been rly unpopular bc the fans dont see it as plausible, and u end up with a weird "well either its all a clever trick OR the writers just dont remember as many details or understand the characters as well as we do" thing

the danger of havin an epic story that takes a long time to finish is like, the fans end up more invested in the world/characters than the author and will remember all sorts of details the author didnt think of, or their fav character will be some character the authir was never that invested in and had no longterm plan for, etc. and the linger it takes to finish the worsr it gets bc the fans hav so much time!!!

this phenomenon is something that kinda scares me as a writer haha

@envgen this is usually waht happebs to me irl when i do sonethi g outlandish tbh

this selfie is from a few weeks ago tbh but i forgot to post it https://witches.town/media/2-xr6zgYGsYUN0givVE