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#Tumblr guy free

Send an ask if you think we should take a post down. it makes it easier for us to do ones we don’t know! you can also check out this spreadsheet of people we’ve already posted if the blog search isn’t working pictures optional but please include the media they’re from or who they are (actor, musician, etc.). We love you though and we’re dedicated to letting you see ur faves get a shout out.

#Tumblr guy free

we are lenient and think most of these are fun and funny, and you’re free to submit whoever you want, but we might not post every single submission.

not sure what a cis person would be doing on this blog but we’re saying it just in case.

the biggest rule for submissions is that we only want trans people to submit here (this includes nb people).

it just means having the swagger of a trans man.

it is not about diagnosing people with transgenderism.

plenty of men with tboy swag are ugly and have rancid vibes (see: eminem) and plenty don’t (see: bruno mars). it’s also not about people whose genders you want to steal. But then they have no power to change their situation. By day two, most hostages are tired is sitting in their own piss and shit and wanting out. Turn off the light and leave the victim in the darkness until you feel like coming back down for more fun. What tboy swag ISN’T is trans headcanons or theories or whatever. Kidnapping and holding a hostage provides hours of entertainment for the Captor especially.

(possibly the most important question of them all) is it funny?.

would it make you go “so true” if someone else told you they had tboy swag?.

does this person have the right vibes? (very important).

could i meet at least 5 trans guys like that if i wanted to? (slightly important trans men come in many different flavors).

here are questions to ask yourself before submitting a person: The answer for this blog in particular is more complicated. Happy filtering - because the only algorithms needed on AO3 are the ones you create for yourself, in your own brain, and apply to searches there.Īnd also, happy reccing - because that’s a way of trying to bring more attention to fanworks you enjoy, regardless of algorithm essential factors like their achieved popularity and mainstream appeal.The funny and real definition is probably whatever jesse pinkman has. The goal of AO3 is not and has never been to make money. AO3 gets by on voluntary donations and a lot of the work is done by unpaid volunteers. The responsibility to curate your experience on AO3, and to market what you place there yourself, is entirely on you. Information about you is not sold to third parties. They’re not used to benevolently provide you with specific content you enjoy, that’s a side effect of making you a better product.ĪO3 is literally free to use. Algorithms are used to detect what you are most likely to pay for outside of the “free” product you’re using, and that information is what the providers of that “free” product are making money from. One of the most important reasons is the principle “ if you’re not paying to use a product (website/app/SoMe etc.) you are the product”. Most gainers live too far away from me to feed them so this is how I help them reach their weight goals Its a collection of cheap.

Happy reading, and if you’d like to have more people notice a fic, why not share it with them! Send a dm to a fandom friend and it might turn into one of their favorite fics!Īnd why is there no algorithm? It’s not just because AO3 is a virtual bookshelf for you to browse, a cornucopia for fans of all sorts, not a form of SoMe. Smaller fandoms get less views, less kudos, less bookmarks, and larger fandoms get more simply because of the number of people inside the fandom.Īo3 is a giant virtual bookshelf- there is no algorithm, and there is no man behind the shelf pushing certain books forward. Extremely nearsighted men who are bat-blind without nerdy coke bottle bottom glasses that make their eyes look tiny. Unless otherwise filtered, works will be at the top of the page based on how recent it was posted. More kudos and reads don’t push a single work to more viewers by some algorithm. I dont claim ownership of any of the images. Works are automatically sorted by newest to oldest, but filters, looking at bookmarks, and using the search function can change that.Ĭertain works are not pushed to the top like social media posts. I love reblogging random photos of things that catch my eye or make me laugh. Posting fics on Tumblr isn’t the same as posting fics on Ao3Īo3 is like a giant virtual bookshelf, and everyone is able to add their own stories to the bookshelf, all stored with different tags and different fandoms. There are many new friends on the archive, and many are young and have only known social media, which is why I wanted to say something!Īo3 does not have an algorithm! It isn’t a social media site, it’s an archive.