I haven't done anything creative in so long, but for the last few weeks I've been putting my PC back together and found my files for DBZ Legend School DAZE. So what should I do besides re-edit it, and post a chapter that had never been published before? https://t.co/mcZxJNMDZj
Do you write #erotica on Google Docs? I do, but that might have to change:
https://t.co/L1ORMLVoKh
TLDR: Google is going to start locking files it considers to be in "bad". The owner should still be able to see it, but can't share it, even with themselves.
Looking into alts now!
The story of Tim Drake may just be starting after all... I hope he gets a lot of support from the fanbase and community to keep growing and become something so much bigger. Let's just hope he gets a better superhero title later on than 'Red Robin' (yum) or 'Drake'.
And also see that these aren't fringe characters, but ones that have huge roles in major stories and have done incredible things to save the day. That they stand along side the biggest of heroes rather than apart from them.
I hope this move gets a lot of support. I know it's already causing backlash and ridicule. But I think it's really important that future generations have more characters that they can look up to and see themselves in.
This "Coming Out" is something I wish desperately could have happened years ago when I needed it, but I am still beyond ecstatic that others might be getting what they need at last...
Tim Drake's latest story in Batman Urban Legends gives me new hope. It's true that out of all the Robins, he might be the least popular, but I also feel like he might be the best chance at building a mainstream pillar.
In fact it more than anything kind of emphasized that it's okay to be gay as long as you really don't talk about. Keep it over there, away from everyone else and it should probably maybe hopefully be fine.
For the most part to me it has felt like a gay comic character had to either be a new character that would always be niche and never fully accepted into a mainstream comic fandom(Midnighter) or a retrofit of a classic character that wasn't particularly popular anyway(Guy Gardner)
One who felt like represented me and the mental struggles I was dealing with but still managed to be somewhat cool despite the introverted awkwardness.
Throughout my childhood I looked up to Tim. Out of all the comic book characters I've loved and followed, Tim was always the one that I kept turning back to as one that I felt a connection to.
To me had depth that spoke to many issues I've delt with my whole life. He's very introspective, overthinks practically everything, is exceptionally self critical, yet despite those things proved to be one of the most capable and balanced of all the different Robins.