5 Ways my LJ is just like my Fan Fiction Site

1. I write/post on it because it amuses me.
2. I have never once forced anyone to read it.
3. I don't expect everyone who does read it to enjoy it.
4. I don't accept orders from strangers about what I can and can not write on it.
5. I don't give a backwards-flying-fuck if you like what I write on it.

Also, I'm a bitch so I don't expect all sunshine and roses in my email. I realize exactly what my reputation is in fandom and frankly I really don't give a shit. That shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who actually pays attention around here. There came a point, I suppose, when my fandom persona became something like public property. It made people think they are entitled to tell me how they feel, order me about, demand that I write certain things, jokingly threaten me, perpetrate non-consensual beta on my work, and suddenly I didn't have a right to have private parts of my website, or lock posts on my LJ. Well fuck that and fuck you if you think that. 

One day I may post something that pisses you off and you may feel like you're entitled to email me or comment on about what I've said pisses you off. Just be aware that no matter what you say, how you say it, or how far and wide you spread it -- you can post it on your LJ, or wank about it anonymously on some post-secret LJ or comment memes, use my comment form, email me, or even take out a full page ad in the New York Fucking Times -- I'm still not going to give a shit what you think. 

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PS- I've had therapy sessions that weren't as cathartic as this post turned out to be. You should try it!