adventure! adventuuuuuuuure!

[aopt]

This irks me: sometimes, people see the need to warn for queer content in fiction or art they post in slash communities.

1. Queerness is hardly triggery material and really shouldn't need a warning at all
2. One would think that people frequenting a slash comm would anticipate such content prior to reading its content

Comments

[xturncoatxiii]

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[smokexscribbles]

you should warn for slash

on your profile

[smokexscribbles]

burn

[wittyndelicious]

It bugs the fuck out of me when people put gayness as a warning.

Congrats on your license. 8D Driving is so fun.

[iambickilometer]

Me too. There is a decided difference between triggery material and things that might be uncomfortable.

And thanks! I love driving so much, seriously. I'd do it all the time if I could afford the gas.

[nebulia]

2. One would think that people frequenting a slash comm would anticipate such content prior to reading its content.

THIS ALWAYS CRACKS ME UP SO HARD. I literally laugh out loud ever time I see it and have to regain my composure before I can continue reading. xD

[sparkism]

on the topic of warnings, sometimes I see warnings for het (in non-slash-oriented comms). whut. whuuut.

[iambickilometer]

I wish life had warnings for het. BTW THIS PLACE IS REALLY HETEROSEXUAL, BE WARNED

THIS GUY IS STRAIGHT, DON'T EVEN BOTHER

[mi_thirteen]

BTW THIS PLACE IS REALLY HETEROSEXUAL, BE WARNED

THIS!

And enjoy your driving... I have recurring dreams about taking a car and driving off on a jaunt, despite dream me knowing I can't drive. These dreams inevitably end with me crashing or realising the police are tailing me before I wake up.

[isil_helyanwe]

YESS.

Also, nice one with the driving. Treacherous mountain roads and such. (I've realised that, in my mind, everyone who drives in America drives either a pick-up truck or a red convertable.)