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#romance for literacy
sl8tersstuff · 3 days
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I am so happy with you but it feels wrong because you want me and I didn’t even have to ask you to.
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azure-arsonist · 6 months
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Nobody's ready to talk about how a chunk of the "spicy/dark romance booktok girlie " community might have a porn addiction based on their behavior around that 16 year old.
And that's just one incident.
Obvious disclaimer that I'm not shaming women for having sexual desires I'm saying if you consume a lot of fucking porn, written or otherwise, it's gonna have an effect on you. Maybe it's not healthy to make reading porn your whole personality online. Maybe we should idk take a step back and think about the media we consume.
And I know that's scary for some people, but respectfully, you shouldn't be afraid of thinking critically about the media you consume.
Also if you're going to come on here saying that you read a normal amount of spicy books and how dare I shame you, congrats this post isn't about you.
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hephaestusshield · 7 months
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don't kiss me if you're afraid of thunder. my life is a storm. - anitta krizzan
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leahdrawsstuff · 3 months
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the fact that I just saw a tweet that was like “what character/piece of media do you think is a media literacy test where someone’s opinion on it shows if they can be trusted interpreting media”, someone replied with Toradora and OP replied “nope taiga is an asshole” bestie u failed your own test
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boltlightning · 9 days
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i'm going to be honest. i read the first b.ridgerton book and thought it was pretty effective satire, and didn't like the show because it didn't capture the clear absurdity of the book's circumstances. but i only recently realized it sure isn't satire, huh. i was supposed to read that as written, huh. that's just the way the book is, huh.
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belle-keys · 1 year
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Hello, I enjoy your rants very much so, top three most annoying booktok things in your opinion?
Oh, I really love this ask.
1. Paint by the number books - Looking at the fantasy and romance genres in particular which are being developed and marketed mainly based on tropes. I'm so extremely tired of repetitive and derivative books that have shitty writing and recycled structures. I will not read a book if you tell me it's "enemies to lovers spy fantasy romance south indian inspired royalcore knife to the throat" like I actually detest it. Where is the meat? Where is the narrative? What is your purpose as a novel?
2. Unnecessary politicized reading - Fed up of hearing all about how some books or their writers are problematic. It seems that a lot of booktok readers are incapable of separating real from fiction, the art from the artist. Which is funny, because the ability to both of those things falls under multiple schools of literary criticism– it’s not something… anti-woke or anything. Like, if you hate Lolita because it’s about grooming and sexual assault and was written by a man, then I have some news for you.
3. Commercialization and viralism - Everything is just about numbers and sales and marketing and merchandise and branding and book collecting and I hate it. Half of booktok likes owning books, not reading, This is nothing new in publishing, but I’m fed up of some books getting a push and going “viral” for the most silly reasons and being “buzzy” when they’re objectively trash because of the booktok marketing or special editions.
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dittolicous · 6 months
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yknow, as like... a demi person on just like this side of being ace, its really tricky articulating my feelings on shipping as interaction with media without feeling like im bothering others
cuz there is a totally valid 'ugh not everything is about shipping!' stance but at the same time, i feel like maybe a good deal of shippers arent necessarily *ignoring* every other element or incapable of grasping themes or the like, but looking for the aspects *not* found in their favorite medias...
hence why, yknow, tragedies get fluffy aus or fix-its, cutesy stuff gets darker reimaginings, fantasys get coffee shop aus, modern stories get fantasy dnd aus, and things like say shonen series - which usually dont do romance at all or very well but have friendships down pat - get shipping!
(and maybe theres something to be said about modern media treatment of romance that many find lacking so even romances might not meet expectations...)
so of course, if they find all other elements fulfilling, i would say turning to shipping for fanfics is relatively harmless so long as they clearly know what theyre getting into and arent belittling the media for being something it was never meant to be or harassing about ships
for me personally, i turn to shipping a lot because... well i am actually a romantic at heart and would like to find love, and there can be such compelling love stories between strongly built characters! im not going to expect canon stuff to be about it, i just like exploring the things canon wont and probably doesnt need to to tell a well written story of its kind
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trashraccoonking · 3 months
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I'm sorry but if you can forgive the white man for trying to do a colonialism and dictatorship but draw the line at the poc lesbian who said white man had forced into his army being mean to someone she felt betrayed by, then you make me worry for your judge of character out in the real world.
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shrikebrother · 2 months
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tiktok is obviously awful about aging & tries to make any physical sign of it seem like a bad thing. but some tumblr users are also very weird towards anyone in their 30's (or older) & make it out like having fandom interests or just. being on the internet past your 20's is Cringe & somehow makes you into a child predator
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sl8tersstuff · 2 months
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Everytime someone calls me beautiful I hear it in your voice.
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universoausteniano · 1 month
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"Se não chegas nem pelo sonho, por que insisto em te imaginar?"
Cecília Meireles
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lgbtlunaverse · 4 months
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mdzs twitter is a very funny place to be on cause someone will have "canon dynamics only" in their bio and proceed to have the worst take on canon you've ever seen
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aldebarangel · 1 year
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wdym jon was in love with martin in season four???? it was a focus + an "emotional core" and i did NOT realize!!! at all!!!!
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ishratmumtaz · 6 months
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ek ajeeb si tanhayi hai dil main,
tumare bina jeena toh seekh liya hai
par yeh yaadain hai ki jaati nahi.
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talkbycolor · 6 months
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Homunculus.
He had created a marvel, a perfect companion, a future assistant and an eternal love, he had the same look, the same habits, he had inspected his entire body to check that every last mole was in its place.
His vocal cords were not working properly but he could still call him by that sweet nickname his husband had given him.
He took a few safety measures, removing what was not needed such as feet and arms, the scientist could protect him perfectly.
He was quite accommodating regarding his wishes and whims, he really liked kissing him.
After all, he was his sweet darling.
And this time, he wouldn't let anything separate them, not even death.
He settled his body in bed at bedtime, he was like a baby, although his husband was always very childish, she wrapped his naked body around his and took the time to see those stars reflected on his face, it was impressive how he had not lost himself of any detail, not even the last eyelash or hair.
He had not entered her laboratory since he created him, he certainly kept an eye on him, when he watched children's movies he caught him trying to sing with strange sounds, he saw him trying to crawl to the garden where he used to just lay down and watched the sky. .
He made him feel as in love as he had the first time.
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mildmayfoxe · 3 months
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just read a post trying to take a high-handed stance on why fanfiction writing is good actually that spelled "exaggerated" wrong thrice
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