So i responded to this anti who said “it doesnt matter if its fiction because the fact that someone had to imagine it means they support it”
So i said Then by that logic the creator of breaking bad supports meth dealers?
The creator of all slasher movies support murder?
The creator of danganronpa supports kidnapping false imprisonment and murder
The creator of the godfather supports the mob
The creator of law and order svu supports rape
I still havent got a reply back
Chapters:
16/?
Fandom:
Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse)
Rating:
Explicit
Warnings:
Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships:
Rebecca Chambers/Albert Wesker
Characters:
Rebecca Chambers, Albert Wesker, Minor Characters
Additional Tags:
Abusive Relationships, Abuse of Authority, Manipulation, Emotional Manipulation, Sexual Coercion, Emotional/Psychological Abuse, Psychological Drama, Boss/Employee Relationship, Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Dead Dove: Do Not Eat, Screen Reader Friendly, Screen Reader Compatible
Summary:
In the days leading up to what would be the first outbreak, STARS captain Albert Wesker draws young and naive rookie Rebecca Chambers into his twisted web one step at a time. What develops between them is a gordian knot of twisted emotions; desire, devotion, love, trust, duplicity, control, manipulation, and ultimately, surrender. Eventual explicit rating.
I wish I had an easy answer for you, anon, but you just have to be bold and kill the part of you that cringes. You have to realize that some people are going to think you’re weird, or dumb, or crazy, and not care. It’s easier said than done, and it takes practice.
We have the benefit of a lot of practice, too. We’ve been posting about ourselves and our kin experiences since around 2006 on livejournal, so we’ve kind of been through it all in terms of dismissal and harassment.
And even then, we’ve gone through periods where we didn’t feel comfortable talking about our experiences. But lately we’ve just been like, fuck it. We’ve embraced it.
Not everyone is going to take us seriously. Not everyone is going to want to hear about our experiences.
But that’s okay because we’re allowed to talk about them. No one can stop us. And when our posts DO connect with someone who’s interested, that makes it worth talking about.
It’s okay, we’ve got plenty to handle anyway LOL
Song: Escape (The Pina Colada Song)
Ship: Sabretooth (😼🔪) and Mystique
Essay outline
- Time period– X-Factor era (90s)
- Broad idea: during this time, Mystique and Sabretooth are technically broken up, and even marginally enemies, but neither is over the other one.
- (headcanon) Sabretooth loves annoying Mystique with mushy, goofy music, and would sing it at her at karaoke
- The song highlights a staple of their relationship; being very compatible together, but lacking the emotional maturity and communication skills to really connect
- More literally, the song focuses on escape and freedom, which is something neither of them have during the X-Factor era, both of them implanted with bomb collars and forced to work for the group.
- Sabretooth of course repeatedly tries to get Mystique to run away with him, but she fears what will happen if they do.
- Though it takes a while, they both eventually come back to the spark that they had, and get back together, just like the couple in the song.
- “And she said, oh its you”. Despite looking everywhere else for love, sometimes it’s in the person you least want it to be.
[ID art of a leather jacket with text that reads, “I thought that my life would suddenly improve if I got a leather jacket and I was literally 100% totally right.”]
