u/probablynothing739

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If I had ONE wish for AO3

I want to be able to move my tags around without having to delete a wall of tags and put them all back! when I forget a tag somewhere I would much rather be putting “hurt/comfort” next to “angst with a happy ending” at the top rather than in the middle of tagging “oral sex” and “multiple orgasms” from the later chapters because I realized a bit late that “hurt/comfort” is an accurate tag.
If I had one wish for posting to Ao3 it would be that I could drag my tags around so they could be in a specific and more pleasing order, and I apologize to my readers who are seeing random ass tags sandwiched between two that are clearly related. that is all

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u/probablynothing739 — 6 hours ago

I just got back into webtoons and Moonchild is so severely underrated

This manhwa has become one of my absolute favorites over the course of a few days, and I mean that as in it’s a favorite amongst the manga, manhwa, AND webtoons I’ve read (as someone who kept up with AOT monthly updates for years, I don’t say that lightly). I’m not usually a horror reader, but Moonchild has captivated me and I need other people to read it too. It’s not blocked by coins or ads other than the chapters still releasing, it has relatively long chapters, over 130 free chapters thus far, gorgeous art, and a plotline so detail oriented you can’t discount anything you see. It’s making me want to start a document with all the hints and details in it because it’s so expertly woven together. I can’t believe how little traction it has compared to other works I’ve parsed through.

If you like horror bl akin to the summer hikaru died, if you don’t mind gore, religious themes, spirits, psychological trauma, queer themes, folklore, large ensembles, and heavy depictions of real life trauma, Moonchild is absolutely for you. Go into it expecting to absorb every detail, not just as a light read. This is a manhwa that wants you to put your brain to use and it’s so refreshing. It’s extremely clear this is a series for mature audiences, and the way they handle traumatic themes reflects that. You absolutely won’t regret taking Moonchild seriously from the get go.

I already started on a reread and I can’t believe how much I missed my first go around. this series deserves so much more love, and if there’s anything else like this on webtoon please let me know because I feel like I just struck one in a million with Moonchild. Even though it’s unfinished, I’m gonna be clinging onto this series through to the end

u/probablynothing739 — 2 months ago

I’ve known I’m genderqueer for about 4 years now give or take, and I can’t for the life of me figure out what would make me feel best in my body. maybe it’s just because I hate a hassle and dealing with the medical processes in my country but it never felt like a pressing enough issue for me to pursue things like T or surgeries (even stepping into an office for me is like $200 minimum and I have no primary doctors). it’s so expensive for me to do literally anything, and I can’t tell if I accepted my looks because of that disdain or because I genuinely do like my features.

I think recently I’m getting to a point where I actually am interested in pushing past the hassle to get on T or make some type of change though. I just don’t know. right now I’ve been trying to work out more with masculinizing routines but I guess I’m just wondering if there’s anyone genderfluid/queer/nonbinary who was really on the fence about what they wanted and how you became sure of it?

everyone feels differently about these things I just know it’ll come down to “if you want it you want it” but just patterns or signs for that, the type of discomforts felt, how often they occur, etc. would honestly help me figure out what’s going on in my head I think. since I’m def more fluid gender wise it’s hard to tell how strongly I feel one way or another.

side note if anyone has good workout routines for chest+arms I’d be extremely grateful lmfao

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u/probablynothing739 — 2 months ago

I feel like they can be so small, but so memorable, and I’m wondering what specific points people felt themselves fully cut off.

mine was when I was listening to a guest pastor (who I hated) talk about how ‘the path to heaven is narrow, and not many will make it’ along with the classic hot/cold/lukewarm Christian examples. I remember him saying “If you’re not on fire for Christ, you’re taking the easy wide path.” and in my head I was like right. guess that’s what I’m doing, then! it was a total snap moment. even though I’d say I’m still interested in aspects of Christianity, after that moment I fully knew I couldn’t buy it anymore

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u/probablynothing739 — 2 months ago