Hello Everyone! I Know This Is Vastly Different From The Usual Content I Post, But It Is Extremely Important

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Fandom Vocabulary & Identity Survey

Thank you for clicking on this survey! The purpose of this survey is to gather information on general fandom culture and its vocabulary. Th

Hello everyone! I know this is vastly different from the usual content I post, but it is extremely important to me. I am currently doing research on fandom vocabulary and identity for one of my college classes this semester with the goal of getting my paper published. If you have the time, I would appreciate it if anyone involved with fandoms currently or in the past could complete this survey and spread it to others.

This survey will remain anonymous and no personal data will be collected. It is being conducted for its potential benefits to individuals or humans in general. An expected benefit of this study is an understanding of fandom culture and its vocabulary. You are not likely to experience physical, psychological, social, or legal risks beyond those ordinarily encountered in daily life or during the performance of routine examinations or tests by participating in this study. Your participation is voluntary. You can stop at any time and can decline to answer questions if you do not feel comfortable answering them.

This survey consists of a demographic section and questions related to fandoms and their vocabularies. It will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete.

Even if you are not able to take the survey, spreading it by reblogging it or sharing it online with friends will be just as helpful! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.

Thanks again everyone!

I edited Sun Wukong and OSP’s Sun Wukong together. Mmmmmm monkie AAAA-

So I recently came to an epiphany. For a long time I thought my fictional crushes had a common thread of looks and that I was attracted to that. But as the list of exceptions grew longer and longer, the ability to find any similar physical features was getting harder and harder.

Plus I've met a lot of people that fit what I thought my type was in real life—nothing. Just...no dice. No attraction.

I don't think looks are what do it for me.

I started looking at the fictional character that I have had crushes on, and what they DO have in common are personality traits and personal stories. Like, it's a way more solid thread of commonality. So, I may be drawn to a certain personality type.

It may also help explain why I have yet to have a crush on or feel attracted to a real person.

My DND character, Xior Wulfentrussor, is my co-star, apparently. That'd be interesting. A seven-foot-something beast of a woman who could crush me between her thighs if she wanted to (I think muscular women are awesome and this half-orc half-elf sorcerer woman is no exception.)

The movie would be titled "Meet me Inside" because I've on a Hamilton kick lately (it helps time go faster at one of my jobs).

Who to tag, who to tag...@jinxysmidcentury @gentlesharks @hey-hamlet @tamdrry @harlequinade @ramshackledtrickster @corvidrogue @regal-bones (just kinda went at random)

Rules: You’re starring in a movie with the last person saved in your camera roll and the last song you listened to is the title. Who/what is it?

Thanks for the tag @rejectofsociety! 🥰

Castle on the Hill, starring me and Zoya Nazyalensky.

No pressure tagging @maybeimart, @thezegendofzelda, @zero-plus-zero-is-still-zero, @bigbendyhorns, @brekker-by-brekkerr and anyone else who feels like having a go!

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Not enough Lady Hawke AUs in the world