Hi Camilla Love! Hugs For You!

Hi Camilla love! Hugs for you!

I've got a soft writing prompt for you! Perhaps someone singing a lullaby? Whatever comes to mind, with whoever, write it if you want! <3

EMMA I LOVE YOU AND IM SO SORRY THAT THIS IS SO LATE BUT I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS SHORT LITTLE FIC!!! 

Thank you again for the prompt, hugs right back!! <3 

https://archiveofourown.org/works/31142609 

modern au but i don’t explain the context behind this image (twitter) [ID in next reblog]

Hey besties!!!!!

I did it!! I created an ao3!

let us honour this revenge of the fifth with my fave rots screenshot 

An open letter to white Star Wars fans:

Y’all gotta stop talking over us. Y’all gotta listen when we speak, y’all gotta boost our voices, y’all gotta stop brushing us off as insignificant because we are small in number. Stop trying to tell us what is and isn’t racism; y’all have not experienced racism a DAY in your life, you do not get to tell me if something is racist when I’m pushed aside for the color of my skin or the slant of my eyes. You don’t get to tell the Māori fans that the clones aren’t whitewashed, you don’t get to tell the black and Asian fans that Finn and Rose Tico weren’t shafted. And y’all don’t get to pretend that half of this crap doesn’t come from fandom racism, because y’all get mad every single fucking time there’s a non white character on screen.

And no. It is not all white Star Wars fans. You don’t need to remind me of that, I’m well aware and I’m not in the mood to hear “but not all white people!” You know what? It might not be all white people, but all POC are affected, so maybe rethink that argument if you were getting ready to type that into my replies. Not to mention, racism is embedded so deep within this fandom that if you are not using your platforms to spread the word, you are contributing. POC cannot be the only ones doing this. There aren’t enough of us, and you know why? Because every time y’all see a POC make valid points about fandom or in-show/in-movie racism, y’all ignore them and harass them out of the fandom. Y’all talk over then, tell them that they’re just being over dramatic, that no, they couldn’t possibly know what whitewashing is, because god forbid someone point out flaws in the media you’re interested in.

I’m tired of it. And I know a lot of other POC in this fandom are tired of it too.

Hug for any ship I accidentally typed shit but I fixed it

Aight we’re doing Riyosoka because they’re beyond underappreciated and I’m a sap, let’s go

Ahsoka was driving through the airways of Coruscant, taking her speeder underground. She’d just come back from an exhausting string of missions, and it’d been far to long since she’d seen Riyo last.

Maybe she’d spend the night, since Anakin would be out doing Force-knows what. Well, she did know what, she wasn’t oblivious, but she pretended she didn’t know.

When another Jedi said that she and Anakin were much alike, they probably didn’t realise that it was to this extent.

She arrived at the apartment building where Riyo lived. With her salary, she would be able to rent an apartment on the surface, but Riyo always said that she felt she should live under the people.

If she was right, Riyo should be home at this time. Ahsoka rode the elevator up, arrived at the right apartment, and rang the doorbell. The door opened, and Riyo was stood on the other side.

“Ahsoka” Riyo breathed. Then she opened her arms, wrapping Ahsoka in a hug. “I had no idea you’d be home already.”

Ahsoka returned the embrace, dropping her head on Riyo’s shoulder. She suddenly felt how exhausted she really was, standing in the doorway, simply breathing in the scent of her lover.

“Ahsoka?” Riyo questioned. “Are you alright?”

“Yes” Ahsoka said, releasing Riyo from the hug. “It’s just...” She sighed. “Its good to be home.”

“Come on” Riyo said. “let’s go inside.”

They sat down on the couch, ahsoka lying down on her back, with her head in Riyo’s lap. The apartment was quiet save for their breaths. “Something’s bothering you” Riyo said. “I can feel it.”

Ahsoka sighed again. “It’s just...” another long exhale. “There were so many casualties. Too many. And I feel powerless to stop it, even though I’m a Jedi. I should be able to save my troops, shouldn’t I?”

Riyo sighed, stroking her hand down her lover’s lek. “What do you need, Ahsoka?” she asked, her voice soft. “Do you want advice?” her hand drifted lower, sweeping over her neck. “Do you want me to distract you? Or something else?”

“Just... Hold me, please?” Ahsoka asked, her voice small.

“Of course” Riyo said. “Come on, let’s go to bed. I think you could use some sleep.”