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please read, especially if you’re part of the apply fic community!
          
          using AI and plagiarizing other people’s work should never be normalized anywhere, especially not on a writing platform like Wattpad. please do better, and make sure to report any other users you may come across doing these things.
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/406086763?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=postToProfile&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details&wp_uname=BEETLEBUMPS

happy new year, everyone! i hope you all had a great year and are heading into 2026 on a good note! 

HEY, YA’LL! i just published my new apply fic right before the year ends, feel free to check it out if you’re into character-driven fics with a satirical edge and adult themes, all set in a bar!
          
          (i still haven’t finished the other OCs’ forms because i got too excited, but oh well )
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/405693010

i just saw the statement the creator of Heated Rivalry put out, and as a woman who dreams of working in film and TV in the near future, it genuinely frustrated me. the industry is already overwhelmingly male-dominated, and creating, writing, and producing stories that center women is difficult enough without having those efforts dismissed or sidestepped entirely. so hearing a man claim that a male-centered show is feminist simply because women were removed from the narrative feels deeply misguided.
          
          if the problem is how women are written, then the answer isn’t to erase them, it’s to do better by them. there is always the option to create thoughtful, complex stories about women that don’t fall into the same tired pitfalls people complain about. choosing not to take that route, and instead focusing entirely on men, then framing that choice as progressive or pro-women feels disingenuous at best.
          
          it’s not feminism to exclude women from the narrative altogether. it doesn’t challenge the industry, it doesn’t uplift women, and it certainly doesn’t push storytelling forward. rather than fighting for better representation or creating richer stories for women, it feels like they’ve simply opted out and somehow tried to pass that off as progress.
          
          to be clear, i haven’t personally watched the show yet, so i can’t speak on how its LGBTQ+ themes are handled. but i do think it would have been far better and far more honest if the creator had simply framed the series as a new outlet for LGBTQ audiences, rather than dragging women into the conversation at all. especially when the justification seems to hinge on the show having a large female fanbase, which is a whole other issue in itself.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS, EVERYONE! <3

your theme is so pretty <33

i’m bursting with new apply fic ideas right now, but what do you guys think of a superhero apply fic set in a university for supes? it’s heavily inspired by Gen V and The Boys Universe + the DCU 

my boyfriend and i are going as Mulder and Scully for halloween. life is good.

i’m not condoning any type of crime whatsoever, but robbing The Louvre in seven minutes under broad daylight is so ridiculously chic i can’t even be mad. the concept of them forming a crew to go on an art heist AND getting away with it by riding on fucking scooters makes this whole situation feel like a literal fever dream. this news has bee FRYING me since yesterday i honestly gotta respect the hustle

i’m honestly so glad more people are getting into the DCU again thanks to James Gunn’s recent projects. i still remember barely surviving the trenches when the MCU completely dominated everything and people were constantly dragging DC for even existing (i honestly blame Zack Snyder for that). but seeing people finally appreciate DC the way it deserves now makes me so happy <3 i might rewatch Young Justice and Smallville soon because the nostalgia is hitting hard lately.