GORRAMIT.

Jun 24, 2009 18:13

People need to stop being stupid on the internet. The first one is lulzworthy, but the second one is rage-inducing, and I need to stop reading it lest I do something else truly horrible to Ben to compensate for the fact that there's no way to actually smack someone through the internetOkay, seriously, rape victims are getting their ENTITLEMENT all ( Read more... )

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kensieg June 25 2009, 00:55:18 UTC
People are idjits! What are you going to do? The cookie story is good. When you say shock you mean anaphylactic, right?

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agilebrit June 25 2009, 01:11:05 UTC
I'm going to...

Post about it on my LJ. Yeah. And warn for that shit. Seriously, it's not hard. I'd feel awful if something I wrote smacked a rape victim in the face because my "artistic integrity" *gags* precluded me from posting a big fat WARNING on my BadWrong Fic of Massive BadWrongness, y'know?

And I believe she means anaphylactic, yes.

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kensieg June 25 2009, 01:23:18 UTC
Ahh I did spell it right. I like labeling because when I'm down I don't want to read a depressing story. Also I really really don't want to read a torture, sex slavery, dubcon or rape story. These are people who are so narcissistic to believe that if it doesn't bother them it shouldn't bother other people. You aren't spoiling the story if you say something vague like: may squick or possibly triggery. Of course the author may just be a sadist and enjoy sending people over the edge. Artistic integrity sounds like I don't care what anyone thinks.

Is tarring and feathering too much for this? F**king A**holes!

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kensieg June 25 2009, 02:42:40 UTC
I just read impertinence's post and now I know the difference between squick and trigger. They aren't similar at all. Tarring and Feathering isn't too much for this sociopath.

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baron_waste June 25 2009, 01:19:18 UTC

I am SO GLAD I don't get involved with LJ wank. Can you imagine a less valuable use of your time?

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agilebrit June 25 2009, 01:33:17 UTC
It can be either rage-inducing or LOLtastic. And I'm just at the periphery of these, snarking merrily away, but it's been a long time since I've wanted to smack people THIS hard.

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baron_waste June 25 2009, 15:26:03 UTC

In all these years, I've never known your last name. Howdy do!

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agilebrit June 25 2009, 16:43:47 UTC
I changed my "name" because anonymity seems silly when I'm handing out cards with this website address and my full name on them, and I'm getting actually published in places. So...yeah. :)

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crayonbreakygal June 25 2009, 01:19:38 UTC
Yeah, I popped on over there to read the mess. People are idiots. Gah, I think I warn too much sometimes. I even warn for pairings because I know that some people hate certain ones. But fics like this need big, fat warnings in CAPSLOCK. It's just the right thing to do.

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baron_waste June 25 2009, 01:32:37 UTC

Maybe. I'm sorry for her problems, but I'm not responsible for her mental issues. I write what I want to write. If she doesn't like it, she's free to stop reading.

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agilebrit June 25 2009, 01:38:53 UTC
Yes, but stick a warning on triggery stuff, please. Or at least say that you don't warn. Even a book jacket gives you some idea of content. By the time she gets to the triggering content, it's too late, the damage is done.

Shit, now I'm wondering if I should stick a dubcon warning on my seduction snippet...

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baron_waste June 25 2009, 01:35:07 UTC

Well, I have to amend that - I suppose a warning would be simple courtesy. I seldom write anything that even the most entitlement-bound professional victim would call 'triggering,'but if I did, I'd probably say so.

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