Hi! I have no idea if this is a strange thing so send to someone hence the anon but I just wanted to say thank you!
I had a bit of sexual trauma I was working through which led to me getting in my head and me and my partner hadn’t really been having sex for like a year and a half (😅😅)- I found your fics and I don’t even know what witchcraft but they’ve kinda fixed me????
The way you write all the lovely delicious things that can happen with someone you love has managed to get me out of my own head and in the moment and enjoying this all again as if I’ve discovered it for the first time. I’ve even started writing my own little bits and sending them to my bf!
It’s a lot to put on an internet stranger, I know, but I feel like I’ve found apart of myself that I lost. You’ve probably saved my relationship. Thank you❤️
Nonny
I am… I am truly speechless and just so, well, awed that my writing has been able to do anything as profound as this for anyone.
Firstly, I am so, so sorry you experienced sexual trauma. That must have been awful. While I’m so happy I’ve been able to help, I would encourage you to chat to a therapist about what you’ve experienced, if you have the means or ability to do so.
I am so happy you have been able to reconnect with a side of yourself that was missing. I’m also so happy you have started writing yourself too!
I want to thank you for sending this - It is not a strange thing to send at all. And not putting anything on me as an internet stranger, I promise you. I’ve never gotten any feedback that is even half as powerful as this about anything in my life. To think something I do to entertain myself and others could ever do anything like save a relationship is, well, so humbling and amazing.
I’m SO grateful you reached out. It must’ve taken courage to even write this down and I just want to say I’m in awe of you and what you have done for yourself. If my writing even played a tiny part I’m so unbelievably delighted. I’m actually crying happy tears for you tbh. And I’m crying cos I’m so touched you would take the time and care to tell me about it.
Thank YOU for being the awesome person you are. Please reach out anytime. I love connecting even if on anon. I wish you so much joy and contentment for you as a person and within your relationship.
Again THANK YOU for reaching out.
Much love & light,
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 Faye xx
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i've been wanting to make a post for some time contemplating misogyny and sexism in doctor who fandom and how i genuinely think it's worth considering how it can range from aggressive to unconscious, influence readings of the show as well as perceptions of fans in fan spaces, and how the hostile and defensive atmosphere which has seemingly soaked into all of the internet now (and also real life at conventions too honestly) can both raise these issues and dismiss them, decry them and encourage them, but honestly... it all makes me really tired so this'll have to do for now
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Class Notes: Heartless (by Xehanort)
The Heartless are born from the darkness in people’s hearts, and there are two main types. Pureblood Heartless spawn naturally, while Emblem Heartless were projected in the past by the Book of Prophecies, a manuscript containing knowledge of the future. By fighting Heartless, ancient Keyblade wielders collected light known as “lux” to try and prevent the Keyblade War. Master Odin hasn’t told us who created Emblem Heartless in the future for the Book to project, but someone had to create them, right? Maybe even he doesn’t know.
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personally it's hard to feel excited for snw when it just feels so hollow? im not sure if it's the pacing or what but it feels ungenuine? and beyond that people's characters feel rushed? like i know hemmer had to be replaced but like we could've spent way more time on his character! he was interesting! (i might be biased bc i love the andorians) and not even touching whatevers going on with spock. or chapel. this is the least of my grievances but when they put that black undershirt on pikes green wraparound...hate crime.
yeah, I mean. whatever. I watched it in a single sitting when I was sick and it beat laying in bed looking up at the whitewashed ceiling.
I agree the exposition of characters seem very rushed. It kind of violated the “show, don’t tell” rule, particularly w la’an, who was kind of put in a position that needed her to air her dirty laundry in front of the whole crew. I wish they’d had time to create narratives around past experiences, kind of like they did with Kirk/Tarsus in TOS, in which his participation in a historical event was made relevant by whatever was going on in the ep. (This was kind of(?) done in the Jurassic Park Knockoff Ep they did but not super successfully). I do believe it’s a pacing issue.
That said, I will say that I appreciate it being (more, at least, than the other new treks I’ve seen… which is… only Picard) episodic. I love that they’ve got some new task to handle, some new planet to explore in each ep. In that sense, it’s much more similar to TOS than I could have hoped for, general relationship arcs aside. (But wrt pacing, sometimes I think this works against them bc of how the show is written. They could do a self contained so w a lot of backstory in TOS, but bc of how this show is written, it’s more difficult to accomplish all that in a single ep. Like M’Benga’s daughter? In that specific instance I wish they’d shown him talking about her in previous episodes, and people asking if she was back on earth w his partner or… and him going quiet. Or Hemmer trying to fix the medical transporter in an earlier ep and him freaking out, but not having that immediately resolved… the same goes for discovering Una is… whatever species she is. Would have LOVED to see some xenophobia first—the crew making jokes when they come across some anomaly that it must have been caused by them, or something, and her looking uncomfortable/chastising them/whatever. Or the demonstrated persecution of them broadcast from some federation planet… if we had more context for these stories, if their roots were better established, they’d land harder. But they don’t). So sometimes that episodic formula kind of works against them, but ! like I said. whatever.
frankly, I was ambivalent abt the whole enterprise (la de da) to begin with, so wasn’t expecting much and was pleasantly surprised by it, on the whole. A friend of mine has seen Disco and didn’t think I’d enjoy it, so I haven’t seen that, and I’m not inclined toward watching animation if I can help it so haven’t seen LWD or prodigy, the second of which is literally made for babies but. Yanno. I liked SNW. I didn’t love it, I don’t agree with a lot of decisions they made, but I can see their intentions/where they’re coming from. I LOVE this spock, though think you have to see him as separate from the Spock we see in TOS (like in AOS, you kind of have to appreciate their differences as characters, and learn to love them not as the same person, but as branching extensions from a stem). I also LOVE Pike. I had a lot of hopes about him going into it because I thought the original storyline for him in TOS was done so well in that two part ep that included the original footage from “The Cage”, and I think they did an excellent job tailoring Mount’s Pike to the character laid out there, all the while fleshing him out into a fully fledged captain.
further, I’ve gotta say, I love the antics/shenanigans, and how much everyone seems to like each other. I don’t get the point of rough and tumble, cynical sci fi 24/7. (I do—it has its place, but it shouldn’t be in Star Trek). Even DS9, which as we all know tackled huge narratives abt power dynamics and prejudice and genocide… had episodes where they played baseball. And fishing mini games. Picard, which I’m comparing it to bc, again, it’s the only other trek I’ve seen that’s been produced since AOS (I think), seems similarly jam-packed with shit. Ohh the Borg and here and so are the romulans and Deanna’s son died somehow and the Android suppression as a weird metaphor for ?? Revolution? Workers rights? Idfk? And there’s time travel and fascism and section 31 and corruption at the highest levels of Starfleet which only peepaw and his dog, tintin, can root out. And there’s his mother, for some fucking reason, and-
And it’s all horrible. Everyone’s cynical and mean and/or gratingly stupid/infantile (AGNES!!!!!!). It was refreshing to see something that… wasn’t… that.
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One other thing about Marjan leaving is…I honestly don’t really care. That’s not to say that I don’t like Marjan (because I do) or that I wanted her to go (because I don’t) but I also know that her leaving the show for however long she’s going to be gone absolutely will not affect anything. I just rewatched episodes 2-5, and this is the only plotline she’s gotten. In the other episodes, she gets a couple lines at best. And, chances are, if she stayed, she wouldn’t get another main plotline until later in the season anyways because this show treats it’s beloved diverse characters like shit and only brings them to the surface for a few episodes a season. I’ve watched that goodbye scene twice now, and both times I felt anger at her having to leave, but not grief. I felt very little emotion between her and the other characters because they’ve barely interacted one on one. We see their game nights and their group dynamics, but very few of the characters ever get to interact with each other because very few of them ever get to mean anything to the plot, and I think this really showed that, even if I already knew
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