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glitteringmoonlight · 9 months
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I love fics where Sizhui has to endure the mortifying ordeal of Watching People Hit On His Dads, with bonus points for fics that cover the thirteen years WWX was in repose and Sizhui’s whiplash from watching LWJ coldly reject every would-be suitor he comes across only for him to immediately be okay with being hit on by crazy Mo Xuanyu
But you know what I really want? A fic in a similar vein, only it’s Jingyi’s POV and it follows Sizhui being Ruthlessly Polite to all of the adults who have ever tried to bond with him in order to get to his dad. Some of them tried to schmooze the kid to influence Hanguang-Jun for political reasons, some for money reasons. The worst were the ones to thought they could influence Lan Wangji into a marriage by being all motherly to his kid. A-Yuan learns to sniff that bullshit out a mile away and extremely good at maintaining boundaries with weird adults who want to get too friendly with him.
Then literally less than a day after meeting the guy Sizhui is turning to “Mo Xuanyu” like a flower to the sun, entirely open and trusting.
Jingyi is ????????? and Sizhui is like idk I just think he’s neat :)
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glitteringmoonlight · 10 months
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What if I cry. What then?
"They both saw something very soft in each other's eyes." 🥺🥺🥺🥺
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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The thing that I cannot get over about mdzs is that Lan Wangji lived for Wei Ying. So many romances revolve around being willing to die for each other, but theirs is a story of living for the other.
Lan Wangji built his life around the Wei Wuxian shaped hole in the world. He collected things that reminded him of wwx. Held on to trinkets from their time together. Branded himself with the same scars that wwx wore in life. Raised a-yuan in his stead.
And this is a bit of conjecture, but the Lan disciples were able to replicate wwx’s spirit flags exceptionally well. I like to think that lwj also kept wwx’s memory alive in his teachings to his disciples. That spark of brilliance living on in the next generation.
For thirteen years, lwj kept his love, his Wei Ying, alive through memory. Through the scars he once wore. The child he held dear. The inventions he created. Through his love. Thirteen years, that could have easily turned into the rest of his life had wwx not returned.
Wei Wuxian was never truly gone from this world, so long as Lan Wangji kept living for him.
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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Just so y’all know: I can’t speak for every other fic author but I can say that I remember when people leave me kind comments. I recognize your urls and/or usernames on AO3. I remember you and sometimes in writing my fics I think to myself, “Oh, I hope this person sees this because they liked x in this other fic I did.”
Not only that—I go back and reread comments when I’m feeling low. I look at tags and reblogs and asks and wish I could hold them in my hand like a note from a friend on an old, torn piece of notebook paper.
Your comments have so much more impact than you know. So thanks to those who use the comment section to spread love and encouragement. We appreciate you.
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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Post-canon wwx (from Jun 2022)
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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i absolutely eat it UP that one of the reasons wwx is so hesitant to believe lwj has feelings for him is that he can't tell if lwj treats him with so much goodness and kindness because he's simply that good of a person or if there's ~something more to it~
and!! here's what gets me: he's 100% right to question that. because from all we know, lan wangji would still have protected and done everything he did even if he wasn't in love with wwx. it all comes down to his beliefs, and standing up to them by protecting him. wwx is afraid to jump to conclusions because his fears are genuinely very well based!
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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My post-canon hc for Wen Ning is that he settles down outside of Caiyi, and then he just... starts helping out. Manual labour first, then people realize he's the gentlest thing and he becomes the town's inofficial daycare, and all the old ladies start asking him to hold their yarn when they knit, and soon he's just like. Adopted by everyone
And any time some non-Lan cultivators come to Gusu and try to start shit when they run into the Ghost General carrying firewood and he's like oh no.... Wei-gongzi will be upset if he hears... but then there's like a dozen people surrounding him, going HEY DON'T YOU FUCKING TALK TO WEN NING LIKE THAT HE'S ONE OF US, FUCK OFF!!!
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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😭😭😭
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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🌞 Foxxian and Dragonji
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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Wei WuXian didn't fail.
Burial Mounds settlement with the Wens wasn't worthless. And I'm not saying this because Sizhui survived. Wei WuXian gave them a place to live together. It wasn't the best place but it was something, more than the cultivation world had allowed them. Because the Wen Remnants were doomed since the end of the war, they were destined to die. So what matters is how they died. They didn't die humiliated in a labour camp but fighting for the life they had a right to live.
Wei WuXian gave them time, time they treasured till the end and even after the end. Because of that, even after being killed unjustified and not being given a proper burial they were able to move on. Because of that, when they came back they decided it was more important to protect those they had left than to harm those who had killed them.
So, Wei WuXian didn't fail.
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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Artist : 乌索Yu (weibo / lofter)
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wwx in some fancy gusu lan robes 
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忘羨; wangxian by changyang
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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it’s always a good day to remember this bit from the boat scene on the way to Yunping from chapter 90:
Looking around, Wei WuXian suddenly exclaimed, “I’m hungry.”
Lan WangJi looked up. Of course, Wei WuXian wasn’t hungry at all. He had just eaten three pies at the vendor in front of Lotus Pier’s gates. Lan WangJi only ate one, however, and it was the only thing he’d eaten in the past two days. The matter was on Wei WuXian’s mind.
like, it’s very cute that wei wuxian says he’s hungry and lan wangji is willing to steal lotus seed pods for him, but it’s also very cute that wei wuxian only says he’s hungry in the first place because lan wangji hasn’t eaten much and wei wuxian doesn’t want lan wangji to go hungry
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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Hello! I hope you're doing well!! I must say your work is amazing? Like i stumbled upon one of your fics and was so instantly hooked? You're my favourite author for the mdzs fandom i think and i just wanted to say tysm for writing those amazing works!
Hi anon! I've been having a very busy few months, but I'm trying to handle it. I hope you're doing well! I'm really glad to hear that you like my fics! I love writing these fics, so it's always so lovely to hear that other people enjoy them. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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they are everything to me. have i mentioned this
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glitteringmoonlight · 11 months
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End OTW Racism: A Call To Action
A fan protest against the lack of action from the OTW on addressing issues of harassment and racism on AO3 and within the organization
This is a Call To Action for Fans of Color and Allies
AO3 has acknowledged that they have a harassment & racism problem that its parent organization, the Organization for Transformative Works (OTW), needs to address. Currently, people can use AO3 to harass others through fanworks, comments, and tags. Just a few examples include: racist Untamed “spitefic” that used anti-Indigenous slurs and was written specifically to lash out at fans of color; a Transformer fic that used its Black-coded character to reenact George Floyd’s murder in July 2020; someone naming a fandom scholar who criticized their Nazi omegaverse fic in the tags of the fic specifically to incite harassment to the scholar; writers using racial slurs against commenters who pointed out racism in their hockey fic; and so much more.
In June 2020, after the murder of George Floyd, the OTW committed to addressing these issues. It has been nearly three years and they have not yet implemented any of the changes they promised, other than a blocking/muting tool that was already in development before 2020. We need to hold the OTW accountable to their own promises. (See the section further down on “Why Are We Doing This” for even more detail.)
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Since their June 2020 statement, OTW has been working on updating their Terms of Service (TOS) to address racist and bigoted harassment, but with little transparency and only the vaguest of updates. It has been three years since their commitment to this update - we want to see the results of their work implemented in the next 6-12 months. Their TOS updates and complementary policies should include:
Harassment policies that can be regularly updated to address both on-site harassment and off-site coordinated harassment of AO3 users, with updated protocols for the Policy & Abuse Team to ensure consistent and informed resolutions of abuse claims
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These points are not particularly new and are not our own innovation; please refer to Stitch's article written over two years ago, asking for several of these very things.
OTW has also already committed to various process-based actions for longer-term works towards centering antiracism, including hiring a Diversity Consultant. The last update that OTW published said that the consultant would be hired within the next five years (after already having had three years to work on it since their original commitment). That is not soon enough. We want to see the following process-based actions implemented:
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16 years ago, Astolat famously published her manifesto calling for a fandom Archive of One’s Own. In that time, AO3 has grown to be a central pillar of fandom, likely far outstripping its founders’ original vision. It is more than just an archive now; it is a central hub of the modern fannish experience. AO3 and the OTW must continue to grow and evolve with fandom over time to remain a healthy and functioning pillar of fandom. To that end, there are several areas in which the organization, as it admits itself, is lacking.
In June 2020, in the wake of the George Floyd protests and the uprising of the Black Lives Matter Movement, The OTW published a “This Week in Fandom” referencing the works of Dr. Rukmini Pande and Stitch, among others in which they discussed ‘making change for a better society’ through ‘conversations about race and racism’. In response, Dr. Pande and Stitch submitted a letter to the OTW calling for a more formal public statement than an offhand reference in a News Roundup that only served to call for thoughts and discussion without any indication the organization intended to do anything, policy wise, to address the issues being raised.
Eventually, the organization did remove the references to the works of Dr. Pande and Stitch and then made an official statement on the issue of racism within the organization and AO3. In it, they identified several things they would be prioritizing to combat harassment and benefit users. Some of those have been implemented (notably those that were already under development). However as of this writing, little else has been done especially in regards to:
Improving admin tools for the Policy & Abuse team
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By their own admission, the current tools and policies of the OTW are not sufficient to deal with issues of harassment and racism.
Several people who were involved in the founding of the OTW, including previous OTW Board members and staff on the original OTW Content Policy Committee, acknowledge that the founding of the OTW in 2008 and early board iterations failed us as a fandom by not doing enough, and by not even considering the way racism is perpetuated in fannish spaces, despite a long history of racism in fandom.
It has been nearly three years since the original commitment by the organization with little visible, measurable progress on these three crucial issues and a complete lack of transparency on where they are in regards to even beginning to deal with these issues. In fact, in Q&As, it was heavily implied by a member of the board that those calling for OTW to deal with issues of racism (which OTW had already acknowledged as a problem!) were not really fans but outside agitators.
This has cast significant doubt on the organization's sincerity and commitment to their stated goals, and on their position as leaders of a central fan tent-pole. Fans of color are not outsiders. They are right here, members of our community, and they are being harassed and targeted and driven out while space and platforms are being given to racists.
We, as fans of color and our allies, find the current state of fandom and current actions (and lack thereof) unacceptable. Fandom is our space, all of ours. We, as a fandom, have a right to a racism-free space and have a duty to our fellow fans to create that space. Unlike so much of the world, this is a space we can control and make better. It is a space we must make better. To read even more about this movement, visit our FAQs.
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