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(For the dream theory au) Henry telling Mike about a job offer that would have taken Mike to another state, but its just a quick "but i have a feeling thats not what you want." Aka there was a Way Out he could have taken, but Henry thought Mike wouldnt want to move and just didn't tell him until afterwards

I dunno how the logistics of that would work but that's awful (/pos). Ohh, poor Mike. Henry just casually like "yeah there was a way I could have helped you get out of your abusive homelife but why would you want to?? Anyway yeah there's no chance now because it's already gone 🙃"

I wonder if Mike would interpret that as Henry thinking Mike deserves this, that being abused is really the best thing for him

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Is there any reason why a lot of zines don't accept fanfic/any writing at all? I've been wanting to join one for a while but I have no artistic ability to speak of.

there are a ton of reasons for this! in fact there are so many reasons for this that it got long, so i'll stick it under a cut.

the most prominent reason: most of the people running these things are artists, and not writers! they just want to put together artbooks and are just less interested in the fanfiction side of things overall. it's a completely different skillset and an overlapping but not identical audience.

there's nothing from stopping any more fanfiction-oriented people from putting together their own zines that are just fic (theres actually an ace attorney writers zine happening right now i think? havent looked into it much) but i'd suspect the reason there isn't more of that is because the knowledge of production and distribution that's necessary to make these projects work is less common in fic writers. writers also tend to, in my purely anecdotal observation, have schedules and careers that make it less feasible for them to run these kinds of projects, whereas the people who run zines are very often freelance artists already and so they just sort of. slot this kind of thing in around their usual work cycles.

second big reason: logstics of formatting and printing. a single fic of any meaningful length takes up 4x the amount of space of a single drawing, minimum. some projects are pretty anal about keeping within specific page counts. upping the page count often adds very little to the manufacturing costs, but once your zine surpasses a certain weight it's much more expensive to ship. we ran into this problem with the AA4 zine, which was pretty beefy. it was very easy for the packages to hit over a pound in weight which made shipping more expensive than a lot of zines.

it is also INCREDIBLY difficult to format text nicely. It's a massive undertaking, I can't stress how annoying this is to do. It is also not a skill a lot of people have. Even if you're just doing it pretty bare-bones the amount of time it takes to drop a few pages of images into a pdf vs the amount of time it takes to format that many pages of text is not comparable.

a third stumbling block: vetting contributor portfolios is so much more involved and consuming than vetting art portfolios. i can easily go through dozens of art portfolios in one sitting. let's pick a random number and call it 30 before getting burned out and needing to take a break. it really doesn't take more than a couple of minutes to decide on most portfolios; at first glance, you can get a strong idea of a person's overall body of work. it's only the edge cases that take very long to look over. Going through 30 art portfolios would realistically take me under 2 hours, easy.

On the flipside, it is impossible to tell the quality of writing from an initial glance most of the time. You have to actually go in and read a certain amount before you can decide. I'm going to be very very conservative and say that you'll read, lets say 1000 words from a contributor's writing portfolio before you make a decision. Going through 30 portfolios now means reading at minimum 30,000 words of writing. Could I do that in two hours? Maybe. But it'd be a lot harder.

Now most zines get HUNDREDS of applicants, but bigger fandoms can easily hit over 1000. This means hundreds of thousands of words of reading before you even begin the actual work of the project. It's just an insane time commitment. Then, once the project begins, you run into similar problems for critique. It takes a way longer time to beta read 50 fics than it does to give notes for 50 drawings. It's just a super different kind of work that not many people are interested in doing on the kind of scale required for zines.

and a final reason: enjoyment of fanfiction is, I feel, a LOT more heavily dependent on how much you share the creator's opinions on the source material than fanart is. Gauging stuff like how 'in character' writing is is highly subjective but also super important, which makes it a much more difficult call to make. since it takes much less time and effort to engage with a drawing, that drawing not lining up perfectly with your interpretation of the characters is less likely to be a dealbreaker if there is enough technical competency in the execution to make up for it. At least for me, that is, because there's often a lot less context to impose these character assumptions on in a drawing. You as the audience to a piece of art have more freedom with interpreting it than you do with writing. Meanwhile, with fanfiction, you're either on board with what the writer is selling you or you aren't. There are plenty of perfectly technically competent writers out there whose stuff I will never be interested in reading because it is very easy for me to be knocked out of my enjoyment of a fic due to just one or two bits of throwaway characterization I don't agree with. And I am absolutely far pickier than most, but I don't think i'm wrong in saying that overall people are pickier about how characters are portrayed in fic than they are in fanart.

essentially, everything about the process of large-scale fanzines is much more suited towards the visual arts process than the writing process.

i honestly dont even know where to start with this ass backwards involuntary hospitalization shit btw.

who is going to pay for all these extended inpatient stays? it cost me thousands for the ambulance alone to get to the hospital, let alone all the logstical stuff. i'm assuming they'll find some way to heap more financial burden upon people already in poverty bc i know people r not gonna foot the bill in taxes

let's play pretend with their claim that this is to get """""dangerous""""" """"criminals"""" off the street, okay. so your solution is to lock them in a ward -- a place where, in my experience, there were no doors or locks, even in the bathroom, and people could walk in and out at will with only halfheartedly attentive nurses to protect you -- with ostensibly NOT criminal psych patients, including sex abuse victims, domestic abuse victims, scared suicidal people etc. bc on the surface level a psych ward sounds nicer than a prison. sounds great!

how exactly are these people going to be treated? when i was on the ward i saw a doctor for about five minutes every day and spent the rest of it walking in circles, waiting for calls on the payphone, eating hospital food, staring at the wall and trying to make idle conversation with the other patients. i dont think ive ever experienced anything less stimulating in my life. it's basically nicer prison.

all this to say this idea was cooked up to appease people who think imprisoning unhoused and/or mentally ill people is too cruel but dont know that our modern psychiatric care system is so jacked that this is basically what that is anyway. rich pundits are cheering and clapping bc they live in a bubble and hate the poor and sick and dont want to look at them. i hate this shit so fucking much.

Hi! Please consider this a 'free space' version of an ask to talk as much or as little you'd like about any oc of yours. Is there a question you always wish someone would ask? Answer it now!

hii lovely anon!! so sorry it took me so long to answer this!

so i'm gonna pick my doctor who oc, the professor, to talk about since i haven't really talked about them very much on here!

their academy name back on gallifrey is altheia silverwood. their story starts with their initiation into the academy, and with some time lord fuckery i still haven't figured out the full logstics for, an alt!future version of their consciousness, who was in the middle of the original ending of the time war, is drawn into the mind of their younger self.

think, venom, but less sexual and more internal based.

i haven't had the chance to fully flesh out the professors full story yet, since it's going to be complicated and very very long. but what i do know is that i love how the doctor and the professor find out their alive.

see back on gallifrey, they were friends, but once the doc left, and then later on, the war started, they naturally started to drift apart over the years. meaning, once the series starts, they both have no idea the other is still alive.

i didn't feel right getting rid of the doctor's reoccurring themes of being the only survivor, it was too much apart of the 9th doctor's storyline. it felt too important to discard so quickly. so for a while they exist without knowing the other is alive. but after a while of learning somewhat how to people again with rose, he does remember that, like he did with his granddaughter susan, the prof made sure to leave their daughter in a place that the time war would not touch. once he actually works up the nerve to actually visit her, and tells her a very abridged version of what happened in the war.

he gets a very big surprise in that, yeah actually ur ex-bestie is alive and thinks ur the dead one actually <3 obviously it's more emotional than that, and even though the news of them both being alive is such a big relief that makes it just a little bit easier to breathe, it takes even longer for the two of them to reunite bc the two of them are always running, but in opposite directions.

i think what i like most about their relationship is that even though it felt natural for them to be romantic, they're just as easily platonic. the prof isn't a companion of the doctor, but a friend, an equal, family.

i think my favorite thing about this character is that the professor has their own lives, travels, adventures, and companions outside of the doctor's story and the UK that i'm really excited to explore.

80k into this fic and teru is FINALLY going to get his wig shot down to size. 80k words of having to remember Wig Logstics. im simply done

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Like im cryin g like just btw 27 minutes spent iin my chair just talking about the logistics of cclingyduo ending not even possible endings or anything jsut the logstics chills running thorugh my body how did i get to this point i wouldve made a great general in the war. should i drop it even though no one would listen

Did you mean fifth gif? Fourth gif was Sophie's hand sliding up Ryan's leg and both of Ryan's hands were on Sophie's face both immediately and after so I'm not sure how that works logstically lol

No when Sophie first start sliding her hand down Ryan's leg, Ryan would've started lying back there's a two second moment where Sophie's hand is almost all the way down and there is absolutely a whole ass arm been Ryan's legs lol and then the next moment one Sophie is back at Ryan's face, they're kissing and Ryan's hands are on Sophie's face.

This feels creepy. I didn't actually examine the scene, rewatch a ton but I assure you I've payed very close attention...

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smoochin’ the commander in skyhold

i do have logstics for how anders would be working with the inquisition, but most importantly, he would be smooching cullen, eventually