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het ship: A ship between a male character and a female character.

OTP: One true pairing. Refers to the shippers prefered ship for the characters involved.

self ship: A ship between a canon character and the shipper themselves, or their self insert OC.

rarepair: A ship considered rare in the fandom, rather than one of the popular ships.

crack ship: A ship considered to be so unusual or out there the shipper would have to be on drugs to have come up with it.

slash ship: A ship between two male characters. Sometimes called yaoi.

femslash ship: A ship between two female characters, sometimes called yuri.

poly ship: A ship between more than two characters at the same time.

canon ship: A ship that is considered to be canon within the source material.

toy ship: A ship between two child characters

teen ship: A ship between two teen characters

tag ship: A a ship between a teen character and a child character

cradle ship: A ship between an a child character and an adult character

xgen ship: A ship between a teen character and an adult character

may ship: A ship between two adult characters who have an age gap

shipcest: A ship between two related characters. Also styled kin ship.

twincest: A ship between twin siblings. Also styled twin ship.

selfcest: A ship between two different versions of the same character. Not to be confused with a self ship.

lock ship: A ship involving noncon elements.

pick ship: a ship involving dubcon elements

scale ship: A ship involving a significant power imbalance other than the age of the characters

companion ship: A ship between a human character and a nonhuman (generally feral furry) character.

dimmer ship: A ship written in some way to be darker than fandom generally perceives the ship to be.

blackrom ship: A romantic ship between rivals or enemies. Also called foe yay or rival ship. A ship where the characters remain opposed, despite being romantically involved.

E2 ship: Enemies to lovers. A ship that starts off between enemies, and progressively softens until the characters are no longer enemies.

ghost ship: A ship where one character is alive, and the other is dead.

cargo ship: A ship between a character and an inanimate object.

mentor ship: A ship between a character and their mentor figure.

robo ship: A ship between a robot character and a non robot character.

yandere ship: A ship in which at least one character is a yandere.

rpf ship: Ship about real life people in a fictional context.

starboard ship: A one-sided relationship, or a ship where one character’s affection isn’t returned.

Shipping terms for searching and blacklisting

So far we have

toy ship: A ship between two child characters

teen ship: A ship between two teen characters

tag ship: A a ship between a teen character and a child character

cradle ship: A ship between an a child character and an adult character

xgen ship: A ship between a teen character and an adult character

may ship: A ship between two adult characters who have an age gap

shipcest: A ship between two related characters. Also styled kin ship.

lock ship: A ship involving noncon elements.

pick ship: a ship involving dubcon elements

scale ship: A ship involving a significant power imbalance other than the age of the characters

companion ship: A ship between a human character and a nonhuman (generally feral furry) character.

dimmer ship: A ship written in some way to be darker than fandom generally perceives the ship to be.

Me writing something that you are not forced to read is not me harassing you.

Me writing something about trauma or abuse has nothing to do with your trauma and abuse.

Me writing something that you don’t like is not my problem.

I don’t have any responsibility not to write something because someone who would be upset by it might read it.

Me writing something has nothing to do with you.

Don’t like, don’t read!

Remember:

👉 Most people don’t think there’s anything wrong with creating and enjoying fiction and art, even when it’s messed up, dark, problematic, taboo, or ‘gross’.

👉 It’s okay to make and enjoy art and fiction that’s sexual in nature, even if it’s dark, problematic, taboo or ‘gross’.

👉 It’s okay to make and enjoy art and fiction that some other people find disturbing or objectionable.

👉 Not every piece of art and fiction is for everyone, but every piece of art and fiction is for someone.

best thing a writer can do is make it clear that it’s not ok many ppl lack intelligence to part right from wrong so try and help them every author: tag your shit

Somebody reblogged our post from the other day and tagged it with this.

And yes, tag your shit, that part is very correct and very important.

But it is not your job as a fiction writer to educate anybody.

Unless you are specifically writing material to be educational you do not have any kind of responsibility to educate your audience on what is and isn’t moral behavior.

It is not your job to educate your audience on morality.

You do not have an obligation to tell your audience that bad things are bad.

Fiction is not moral education.

If seeing a character do a bad, harmful action in fiction makes you think that it’s okay to go that bad, harmful thing in reality, that is a problem with you, not a problem with the fiction or the writer.

Please think about that.

Silent Hill: Promise, remastered

Silent Hill: Promise is a complete webcomic written from 2010-2019.

It was written in the style of an old text adventure game with participation from user commands as a comment on the latest pages. While the project took ten years to complete, the bulk of it was done in two single year stretches in 2010-2011 and 2018-2019.

Many of the early pages are practically illegible due to poor font choices and lack of plaintext transcription. This “remaster” retains all the original artwork, only changing the text font and size, and adding plaintext transcription.

Pages will be posted as they are completed, as was the original tradition of the comic.

The full, completed comic can be read (with difficulty) in its entirety at this link or at its original home on deviantart.

Content warnings: Canon-typical violence, canon-typical problematic things; themes of mental illness, loss, codependency, and sexuality.

Pages 1-7:

It is the middle of the night. Your cell phone is ringing.

additional pages under the cut.

The tweedle of your cell’s ringtone drags you from your fading dreams and you grope across the nightstand for the offending object. You squint in the dark at its blue light.

The caller is unfamiliar but you recognize the area code. Silent Hill. Your heart races as you realize this might be the call you’ve been waiting for.

>> Answer teh call. It be ph sayin he wants his money back. You answer the phone.

Your mind still confused with sleep, you are briefly convinced that the caller some hulking monster who had pursued you through the corridors of your dream. Shaking this off, you concentrate and stutter out a greeting.

“Hello?”

“I’m** xxilent hixx”

“James! Uncle james is that you?”

“Alone xxx xxxxx hotex you xxx come xx wating xxx.”

Static blares at you through the phone. Beneath it, you can just make out the sound of r voice that you recognize. It’s your uncle james. He’s been missing for three years, and this is the first you’ve heard from him since he left, saying he was going back to the town of silent hill. After a last burst of noise, your phone goes dead as you vainly call for him.

“Uncle James?”

You sit up and set your phone back on the nightstand, before leaning down and opening your bedside drawer. Inside are a pair of glasses, a pack of cigarettes and a photograph.

>> Inspect the photograph up close.

You’re pretty sure its a photograph from your uncle’s wedding, however, without your glasses, you can’t make out much detail.

>> Put on your glasses.

>> Put on glasses.

You take the glasses from the drawer and put them firmly on your face where they belong.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

With your glasses on, the moonlight filtering in through your window shades is just enough for you to make out the details of the familiar picture.

Its a photo from your uncle James’ wedding. His wife, Mary,  looks so healthy and beautiful in it. You can’t believe she made you wear that hideous orange bridesmaid dress.

You only put up with it for your uncle.

You don’t need to turn the photo over to know what it says.

“To the prettiest bridesmaid. With love, James.”

>> Smoke cigarettes like a badass.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

With your glasses on, the moonlight filtering in through your window shades is just enough for you to make out the details of the familiar picture.

Its a photo from your uncle James’ wedding. His wife, Mary,  looks so healthy and beautiful in it. You can’t believe she made you wear that hideous orange bridesmaid dress.

You only put up with it for your uncle.

You don’t need to turn the photo over to know what it says.

“To the prettiest bridesmaid. With love, James.”

>> Smoke cigarettes like a badass.

[next pages (to be added)]

Silent Hill: Promise, remastered

Silent Hill: Promise is a complete webcomic written from 2010-2019.

It was written in the style of an old text adventure game with participation from user commands as a comment on the latest pages. While the project took ten years to complete, the bulk of it was done in two single year stretches in 2010-2011 and 2018-2019.

Many of the early pages are practically illegible due to poor font choices and lack of plaintext transcription. This “remaster” retains all the original artwork, only changing the text font and size, and adding plaintext transcription.

Pages will be posted as they are completed, as was the original tradition of the comic.

The full, completed comic can be read (with difficulty) in its entirety at this link or at its original home on deviantart.

Content warnings: Canon-typical violence, canon-typical problematic things; themes of mental illness, loss, codependency, and sexuality.

Pages 1-7:

It is the middle of the night. Your cell phone is ringing.

additional pages under the cut.

The tweedle of your cell’s ringtone drags you from your fading dreams and you grope across the nightstand for the offending object. You squint in the dark at its blue light.

The caller is unfamiliar but you recognize the area code. Silent Hill. Your heart races as you realize this might be the call you’ve been waiting for.

>> Answer teh call. It be ph sayin he wants his money back. You answer the phone.

Your mind still confused with sleep, you are briefly convinced that the caller some hulking monster who had pursued you through the corridors of your dream. Shaking this off, you concentrate and stutter out a greeting.

“Hello?”

“I’m** xxilent hixx”

“James! Uncle james is that you?”

“Alone xxx xxxxx hotex you xxx come xx wating xxx.”

Static blares at you through the phone. Beneath it, you can just make out the sound of r voice that you recognize. It’s your uncle james. He’s been missing for three years, and this is the first you’ve heard from him since he left, saying he was going back to the town of silent hill. After a last burst of noise, your phone goes dead as you vainly call for him.

“Uncle James?”

You sit up and set your phone back on the nightstand, before leaning down and opening your bedside drawer. Inside are a pair of glasses, a pack of cigarettes and a photograph.

>> Inspect the photograph up close.

You’re pretty sure its a photograph from your uncle’s wedding, however, without your glasses, you can’t make out much detail.

>> Put on your glasses.

>> Put on glasses.

You take the glasses from the drawer and put them firmly on your face where they belong.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

With your glasses on, the moonlight filtering in through your window shades is just enough for you to make out the details of the familiar picture.

Its a photo from your uncle James’ wedding. His wife, Mary,  looks so healthy and beautiful in it. You can’t believe she made you wear that hideous orange bridesmaid dress.

You only put up with it for your uncle.

You don’t need to turn the photo over to know what it says.

“To the prettiest bridesmaid. With love, James.”

>> Smoke cigarettes like a badass.

>> Examine the photograph, including anything that may be written on the back.

With your glasses on, the moonlight filtering in through your window shades is just enough for you to make out the details of the familiar picture.

Its a photo from your uncle James’ wedding. His wife, Mary,  looks so healthy and beautiful in it. You can’t believe she made you wear that hideous orange bridesmaid dress.

You only put up with it for your uncle.

You don’t need to turn the photo over to know what it says.

“To the prettiest bridesmaid. With love, James.”

>> Smoke cigarettes like a badass.

[next pages (to be added)]

Give me ships that are star-crossed!

Doesn’t a ship being illegal make it more enticing?

Doesn’t a ship being ‘immoral’ make the yearning sweeter?

Isn’t a ship where the characters think they have to hide their love more romantic?

Don’t the problematic elements of a ship make it so much more satisfying when the characters finally manage to surpass the barriers between them and connect?

The heart always wants what you say it can’t have. And the heart will not be denied.

If you are a person who:

  • Has violent, abusive, harmful, or destructive thoughts
  • Enjoys having violent, abusive, harmful, or destructive thoughts
  • Enjoys fiction with violent, abusive, harmful, or destructive characters
  • Creates fiction with violent, abusive, harmful, or destructive chacters

And you do not actually do any violent, abusive, harmful or destructive actions

You are not a bad person.

You are a good person.

Thoughts and fiction do not define morality.

Actions define morality.

Having or enjoying bad thoughts or bad fiction doesn’t mean you will act on those feelings.

Liking negative themes in fiction or having daydreams about harmful actions will not cause you to do harm.

Thoughts and fiction aren’t harmful.