My favourite part about visiting family (from either side of the family tbh)
is the part where you got to basically hide away so you don’t hear your entire family’s issues and politics lol 👍👍👍👍👍🫠🫠🫠🫠👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
(totally not doing in rn)
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man. do you ever manage to escape the constant dissociative haze that stops you from feeling any emotion and realise exactly how fucked up your situation is (and then ofc your brain goes "oh shit i Can't handle this realisation rn" and immediately throws like 5 extra layers of dissociation on)
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by far the wildest take I have seen recently has been "tags are for my organization only, and content creators shouldn't be looking at their tags on tumblr."
Like. okay first of all: cc's are people and they are tumblr users just like anyone else. Expecting them to interact with the site in some weird, circumspect way is ridiculous. Why in the world should someone have to blacklist or avoid the tags for their own work or character?
Second: tags exist in order to find things. On your own personal blog, when reblogging things, they're for organization (and helping your followers block things.) But when you make a post and tag it, that goes into the main tag. That's how tumblr WORKS. (Or at least, is supposed to. Sometimes it's hard to get things into the main tag. That's another issue entirely.) Saying "I tagged it with this person's name but I didn't want them to SEE it" is insane -- if you don't want people interacting (and that! includes! the possibility! of a cc!) then don't maintag it. It's that simple.
I don't know if this is a newbies-don't-get-how-tumblr-works thing or what but if you put something about someone on the internet, they 100% have the right to interact with it, positively, negatively, or otherwise. Especially if you specifically tag them.
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