@thricethechrises replied to your post “Closing the Loop: Four”
heck i’m purring over here! lol I’d love a date at the beach like that!

@thricethechrises replied to your post “Closing the Loop: Four”
heck i’m purring over here! lol I’d love a date at the beach like that!

@spinsterlocity reblogged
and added:
Choosing would be impossible. How would a person
choose?! H O W ?!

@bookscoffeeandracoons reblogged
and added:
Such a fun date! Bucky was just amazing! As with
Steve already, I would not have had any control over myself 😅 I find it impossible to choose and am so fucking excited for what’s gonna happen now after the first dates! Although I guess the messy part is not too far away anymore 😛
You’re right about that, the messy parts are coming soon.
Thank you so much!
I’ll add you to my forever tags. If Stucky and the occasional real person fic aren’t your thing, let me know. I have exception lists for those.
I’ll admit that it’s been weighing heavily on me as of late. It’s always bothered me, asking for money for something that does not belong to you – intellectual property – and it’s hard for me to understand why people just don’t care. Especially when they’re ‘confronted’ about it.

*Gets of my soapbox.*
I’ll definitely keep you on my everything tag list.
This might be an unpopular opinion and I might upset some people, but here goes.
Straight up, I don’t like it.
While writing and publishing fanfiction is one thing, asking for, and accepting, money for it is wrong. It. Is. Illegal. The characters, and the world they belong in, do not belong to the fanfiction authors. They belong to their creator, not us. This goes for edits, banners, avatars, etc.
Now… asking for money to beta. No. No. No. You’re not a professional editor, and what you’re reading, offering your advice on, it is illegal. Once again, the characters the fanfiction authors are writing about does not belong to them. So, by accepting payment, you are performing an illegal act.
Earning money off of intellectual property that does not belong to you is wrong.
Earning money off of intellectual property that does not belong to you is wrong.
Sure thing. If Stucky and the occasional real person fic aren’t your thing, I’ll add you to the exception list.