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[erilyn]

If I wrote fic anymore (hah, like I ever wrote much), I would warn for triggering content. Because I don't understand why you wouldn't, my brain just can't grok it.

I am blown away by the strength and patience of so many people I know who have been involved in the discussions about warnings. &youguys;

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And this is a terribly shallow thing to talk about straight after a serious topic, but right now I need some happy stuff, or I'm going to go crazy trying to figure out how to bitchslap people through the internet. These tweets made me :DDD so I want to keep them.

GabrielSaporta i can't believe we're in the Top40. 10 years makin music, and never broke the chart! thank u guys!! xo

billbeckett @GabrielSaporta congrats gabey baby

GabrielSaporta @billbeckett dude, tbh, i owe it all to you. xo

vickytcobra @billbeckett when oh when will I get to see you again?! xxx vickyt

GabrielSaporta @petewentz thanks man. i probably owe it to you a lil bit too ;) & probably to @pstumpdoesnthavetwitter

cashstwit @GabrielSaporta thank you for our first tour in showing the ropes. You kick bass dude, tear it up a day at a time. Til we meet again...

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[erilyn.livejournal.com]

But there are easy ways that warnings can be optional, so people have the choice to spoil themselves or not. And most people I've seen have been talking about a core group of main triggers like rape/sexual violence, dubcon, child abuse, death, incest. And for people to be understanding when someone says that the story was triggery in some way and might need a warning on it (and not reacting like ficsoreal, basically).