Thanks for taking the time to share your story, anon. Honestly, the sad thing is stuff like this happens all the time. Glad you got out of the toxic anti soup.
Chapters:
1/1
Fandom:
Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse)
Rating:
Explicit
Warnings:
No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships:
Chris Redfield/Claire Redfield
Characters:
Claire Redfield, Chris Redfield
Additional Tags:
Sibling Incest, Brother/Sister Incest, Incest, Fluff and Smut, Explicit Sexual Content, Porn with Feelings, First Time, Home for Christmas, Inspired by Folgers “Home for the Holidays” Commercial, Screen Reader Safe, Screen Reader Friendly
Summary:
Claire going to college is the first time she and her brother have spent more than a few days apart. So when she comes home the first time for the holidays, she and Chris immediately reconnect, and find themselves playing out the steps of a dance that they know they shouldn’t be dancing. (Very loosely inspired by the infamous Folgers commercial.)
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Oneshot. Complete.
ok. sigh. to go along with my post yesterday, just like proship people don’t have to accept pro-para people, there’s also nothing wrong with pro-para people being proship
paraphilias become disorders (i.e.: something you should seek mental help for) when they impact your ability to live your life, and/or put other people/yourself at risk
there’s nothing wrong with paraphiles getting off with fictional content. in fact, that’s how it should be! thought crimes aren’t real, they’re just lines on a page, go nuts!
just the other day, i read a fic with exhibitionism undertones that i really enjoyed. what’s wrong with that? seriously, if you disagree, please give me a reason other than “i personally find that gross.” i’ll wait
as long as you aren’t hurting anyone and the quality of your life isn’t downgraded, you aren’t doing anything wrong 🙂
when did fandom change “don’t harass people” into “don’t harass good people”?
like… you know being anti-harassment is about not harassing people, period? you can’t see a post talking about how it’s wrong to harass people for any reason, and then add in the tags “unless it’s x group or x type of people” or reblog it in agreement only to get caught harassing people later on.
you can’t make “exceptions” if you claim to be against harassment. anti harassment has to include people you disagree with, or just “bad people” in general. otherwise it’s not anti harassment. it’s just “hey don’t harass anybody unless it’s these types of people, then go ham.”
idk why people think it just magically turns into something else when they go after “bad people”. it’s not “justified”, it’s not “doing the right thing”, it’s not “protection”.
it’s harassment.
what you’re doing is harassment.
People here in fandom spaces always being like, “Why can’t all the freaks and weirdos just go away!!??” as if history’s most influential literature wasn’t written by the “freaks” and “weirdos” of the world. You think a “normal” “pure” “unproblematiqueâ„¢” author could have written Catcher in the Rye? Or The Tell-Tale Heart? Or Macbeth? Get outta here with that shit.
I legit miss times when fandoms were just, less popular and seen as ‘freaks hobby’. Ik it sounds hypocritical, but nowadays more and more popular fandoms are getting way and way more sanitized and catering to ‘family friendly’ content. I’m not saying every piece if headcanon or fan work has to have something ‘dark’ in it, far from that. But I lost count how many times I’ve seen characters in fics talking like they have degree in therapy or general fluffy-sation of canonically problematic content and complexity of human beings. That’s why I avoid big popular fandoms nowadays because they’re gradually becoming oppressive, no better than your average conservative puritan household. If you don’t fit fandom’s popular narrow definitions of how characters should behave, how ships should be like and what should and should not be shipped – you get called out