This Is The Arrow Of Destiny. Reblog This And See What Comes Up Next. This Person/saying/thing Will Have

this is the arrow of destiny. reblog this and see what comes up next. this person/saying/thing will have something to do with your future

I gotta say, this also applies to RPF fic. Your fave got married (to not the other half of your OTP)? Who cares, write your OTP anyway. It’s ALL not canon, so why do real-life significant others need to be a factor at all. Don’t stop writing your RPF OTP just because something changed in their real life. 

Advice to young fans and young fandoms: You don’t have to let creator Q&A reveals of “canon” spoil your fun with fanfic and fan art. You’ll be a lot happier in the long run if you don’t give in to the idea that you have to retcon all your fan works and tear down blog posts about your headcanons every time a creator lets slip some “fact” online or at a convention.

Everyone who terrifies you is sixty-five percent water. And everyone you love is made of stardust, and I know sometimes you cannot even breathe deeply, and the night sky is no home, and you have cried yourself to sleep enough times that you are down to your last two percent, but nothing is infinite, not even loss. You are made of the sea and the stars, and one day you are going to find yourself again.

Finn Butler, From The Wreckage (via wnq-writers)

This Blog is Pro Good Sportsmanship

Passions run high around playoffs, and I’m sure all of us are at times going to angrily liveblog a “SO-AND-SO DESERVED A MAJOR PENALTY FOR THAT!!!” or two, but personally I am into good sportsmanship for myself and the other fans I hang out with and follow across a variety of teams. So I want my followers to know I will not be:

Saying nasty things about teams or their fans just because I don’t like the outcome of a game.

Making posts that include personal attacks about players and staff. I will only briefly criticize or react to specific actions.

No slurs of any kind, or extreme like… sexual harassment style talk around players I like.

Catastrophizing issues like turning one bad slash into “so-and-so is a DIRTY PLAYER” or a strange reffing call into “LOOK AT HOW BIASED THE WHOLE LEAGUE IS OVER THIS TEAM!” or a commentator saying one mild critical or awkward thing into “THESE ANNOUNCERS ARE TRASH I HATE THEM”

Being condescending or tearing down or talking baseless shit about other teams or make sweeping biased comparisons around “who’s the best” instead of just being excited whenever anyone good does something cool. 

Wishing harm on opposing players or celebrating injuries or big mistakes or things like coaches or teammates yelling at their players or throwing them under the bus to the media.

Gatekeeping who gets to be a “real fan”. Because if you enjoy the trash-talking side of the hockey fandom, hey, you do you… that’s just not for me, so I’ll probably be unfollowing some people that get too heated, but i won’t be trying to tell them how to be a fan just because it’s not for me.

But if you are like me and want to hang out in good sportsmanship land during playoffs, reblog and I’ll probably follow you :D

Either way, I hope you have lots of fun - should be an exciting run!

A bad idea written down is far better and far more useful to you than a blank sheet of paper and a mythical piece of brilliance that has been stuck in your head out of fear of failure. Go ahead and fail. Then make it better.

My screenwriting prof.

I felt like a lot of people needed to hear this. Including myself.

(via shaelinwrites)