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White Space

White space refers to print fanzine layout and how much white space is left between words, between lines and in the margins. 
The amount of white space (or lack of it) in print zines was one thing that determined the relative value of a fanzine (price vs amount of white space) and its reading accessibility. This was solely due to the fact that the cost of a print zine was dependent on how many physical pages it was, both due to the materials used to created it, and the cost of sending it through the mail.
==Fillers==
Zine editors tried to avoid white space, which led some of them to create deliberate fillers.
In 1982, a fan commented on Star Wings #1: 
==Poems as Fillers==
While some fans enjoyed fanpoetry, many others did not, especially when they felt it was used as filler. 
In 1982, a fan in wrote 
A fan in 1991 wrote: 
==White Space as a Artsy or Readability Design Choice==
==White Space and Awards==
White space choices were an element in the early online Star Trek ASC Awards which used a feedback-based system of voting, line-counting feedback given on stories during the award voting. Line counting was used for the first few years, but by 2000, this had been replaced by character count of non-white-space characters.
==Fan Comments==
 
===Unknown Date===
 
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===1982===
 
===1987===
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==Prevalent in "The Sentinel"==
The Sentinel is an example of how early desktop publishing made white space more common. 
 
File:Loveguns4-1.jpg|from Love & Guns #4 (The Sentinel) (1997)
File:Yourkink1-2.jpg|an example of white space from Your Kink or Mine #1 (The Sentinel) (1990)
File:Bestofaly1-3.jpg|Sometimes white space was simply an example poor desktop publishing editing choices, such as making careless or uninformed spaces that shunted only a tiny bit of text to the next page.
From Best of Alyjude (The Sentinel) (2002)
==Other Fandom Examples==
 
File:Closedoubles-4.jpg|from Close Doubles (The Professionals) (1990)
File:Resistanceb78-2.jpg|from Resistance #8 (Blake's 7 (1994)
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
White Spiral

White Spiral is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Sugar Flavour. It is a Hermione-centric Harry x Hermione story and also features Viktor Krum.
One seller writes: "This is a really cute doujinshi and it includes drawings of Hermione in a lolita-esque dress and dressed up as the Disney version Cinderella."tenouharuka's auction at eBay. (Accessed 25 May 2013.)
Image:White Spiral front.jpg|Front cover
Image:White Spiral back.jpg|Back cover
Image:White Spiral sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
White Tower

White Tower is a multifandom fanworks and original fiction archive in Hebrew. The main fandoms of this site are Tolkien and Harry Potter, though more individual works for fandoms are present. White Tower hosts approximately 150 works, ranging from poetry to fanfiction to fanart. It also includes many links to discussions on the nature of fanfiction itself.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Hebrew-Speaking Fandom
Category:2000s
White Walls

White Walls is a gen Stargate Atlantis story by Eildon Rhymer.
It is unique in this fandom in that Carson Beckett and Elizabeth Weir are not present, only referred to.
==Author's Introduction==
==Author's Endnotes==
== Reactions and Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
White cats Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfiction

White cats Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfiction (later My White Cats Buffy the Vampire Slayer Site) is a website with Laura's BtVS fanfiction.
The site is hosted by Angelfire and it was listed in 2002 in the link section of Saber ShadowKitten's Buffy FanFiction page.Links, via Wayback: 13 March 2002. (Accessed 30 December 2012)
==References==
Category:Angelfire
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:2000s
White liberal flailing, "ghetto passes," Teal'c

white liberal flailing, "ghetto passes," Teal'c is a post written by princessofgeeks in 2007.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Race and Fandom
* Stargate Atlantis
* Tolkien 
* the character Teal'c
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
 
==References==
Category:Meta Essays
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Stargate Meta
Category:Race & Fandom Meta
Whitepine

Whitepine is a mostly-scripted Minecraft Roleplay headed and written by IvoryCello and having as participants Zombiedwarf, Pinktsune, Kaboodle, Clownpierce, Serapter, PrinceZam, and others. There is some definite overlap with the Lifesteal SMP in terms of content creators or cast members, there is also some overlap in terms of the fandoms. This overlap is also there for the fanworks as well. The show is a historical fiction story or period piece based roughly on the Regency Era and Victorian Era with some Mystery elements, taking place mainly in a manor (called at times Hemlock Manor). As of early October 2024, Whitepine had released the first three episodes. As of September 30, 2024 there were 30 fanworks in the Whitepine tag on AO3.
==Resources==
* Whitepine - Ivory TV (Web Series) Tag on AO3
Category:MCYT
Category:Minecraft Server
Category:Web Series
Whiterose Week

Whiterose Week is a fanweek, prompt based, challenge concentrating on the pairing of Ruby Rose/Weiss Schnee, also known as Whiterose. Multiple types of fanworks are accepted including fanfiction, fan art, gif sets and fan edits.
==Prompts==
===2017===
* Day 1: Protection
* Day 2: First Date
* Day 3: Domestic
* Day 4: Scars
* Day 5: Proposal and/or Wedding
* Day 6: Modern AU
* Day 7: Reunion
===2018===
* Day 1: Partnership/Teamwork
* Day 2: Soulmate AU
* Day 3: Struggle (emotions/past/trauma)
* Day 4: Snuggles
* Day 5: Mythological/Fantasy AU
* Day 6: Kids/Pregnancy (or them as kids)
* Day 7: Trust
* Day 8: Free Day!
===2019===
The 2019 Whiterose week featured two sets from prompts, one was voted on by those following the event and the other was picked by the admins of the event.
Audience List
* Day 1: First (kiss, date, time, etc)
* Day 2: Role Reversal/Body Switch
* Day 3: Silver Eyes Strength
* Day 4: Jealous
* Day 5: Ball/Dancing
* Day 6: (Meeting) Family/Parents
* Day 7: “Thank me later”
* Day 8: Free Day	
Admin List
* Day 1: Coffee
* Day 2: Touch
* Day 3: Breathless
* Day 4: Home
* Day 5: Loss
* Day 6: Recovery
* Day 7: Promise
* Day 8: Free Day
===2020===
2020 introduced a third set of prompts that were visual based.
Audience List
* Day 1: Love at first sight/Eye-contact
* Day 2: Beacon Days/ School
* Day 3: Secret Relationship AU
* Day 4: Goddesses AU
* Day 5: Nap Time and/or Cuddles
* Day 6: Forbidden Love
* Day 7: The Princess and Her Knight	
Admin List
* Day 1: Mirror
* Day 2: Letters
* Day 3: Valentine
* Day 4: Connections
* Day 5: Curse
* Day 6: Moments
* Day 7: Future	
Picture Prompts (with descriptions)
* Day 1: A Blue eye with tears
* Day 2: Two best friends holding each other close
* Day 3: Whispering closely to another’s ear
* Day 4: Red to White gradient blending in the middle
* Day 5: A Red Rose laying on a broken Mirror
* Day 6: A peaceful Farm with an open field
* Day 7: Two hands hooked by the pinky
==Examples Fanworks==
===Art===
* Day 5 : Proposal and/or Wedding with the blessings of bumblebee- by 2013ann
* White rose week day 3: Silver eyes (One more time) by 72902192
* DAY 4: Snuggles by tuanonna15
* Day 1: Coffee by newnagasawa
* White Rose Week Day 3 - Breathless/Silver Eyes by lycanheiress
* Whiterose week 2019 Day 5: Loss by peri-fl
==Resources==
Announcements
* 2017 announcement post
* 2018 announcement post
* 2019 announcement post
* 2020 announcement post
Tags
* Tumblr Tags: white rose week, wrw2018, wrw2019, wrw2020
* AO3 Tags: White Rose Week, White Rose Week 2017, White Rose Week 2018, White Rose Week 2019
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Whitestone

Whitestone is a city-state in the Alabaster Sierras on the northeastern edge of Tal'Dorei featured heavily in the first campaign of Critical Role. Initially, under the rule of the de Rolo family, Whitestone was taken over by Lady Delilah Briarwood and Lord Sylas Briarwood who built a Ziggurat under the castle in order to complete a ritual in service of Vecna. Whitestone was later liberated by Vox Machina and Percy's sister Cassandra de Rolo was chosen as the Leader of the Council ruling the city.
==Fandom==
Whitestone is a setting of the most popular story arc in the first campaign of Critical Role. Commonly referred to as the Whitestone arc.
==Fanworks==
* 3d rendering of Whitestone by 16letterd1
* Ghosts of Whitestone fanfic by AngelWithAStory - The ghosts of the city cling to the cobblestones of Whitestone. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
==Links==
* Whitestone page on Critical Role Wiki
* whitestone arc tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Critical Role
Whither Thou Goest (Star Trek: TOS story by Rufus)

Whither Thou Goest is a Kirk/Spock story by Rufus. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #20.
 
==Summary==
"A/U: A young Kirk and Spock escape from the Romulans, taking the human doctor who healed them with them."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Whither the Squick

Whither the Squick is a 2011 essay by yourlibrarian. It was originally posted on LiveJournal and later reposted to the AO3.
Its focus is RPF and the Supernatural episode "The French Mistake."
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta Category:Actor RPF Meta Category:Supernatural Meta Category:2011 Meta Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Whitley

Whitley or Whitly may refer to:
== Characters ==
* Whi-Two, aka Whitley, a character from Pokémon
* Whitley Schnee, a character from RWBY
* Martin Whitly, a character from Prodigal Son
== Fans ==
* Eva Whitley, president of Leonard's Pennsy & Otherwise Freaks
* Whitley Strieber, sci-fi writer, contributor to Crypt of Cthulhu
== People ==
* Jeremy Whitley, an American comic writer
See also: Wheatley
Whitney (Pokémon)

Whitney is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon Gold and Silver.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Whitney is most commonly paired up with Morty, forming ResistanceShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called マツアカ (Matsuaka).
*Whitney is also shipped with Gold, forming AccidentalShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ゴーアカ (Gōaka).
===Less Popular Relationships===
* BabyFaceShipping - Jasmine, Lyra & Whitney
* BandageShipping - Marina (PBR) & Whitney
* BarquillosShipping - Mona & Whitney
* BarretteShipping - Candice, Jasmine & Whitney
* BaseballFangirlShipping - Casey & Whitney
* BaselShipping - Miette & Whitney
* BashingShipping - Maylene & Whitney
* BeHappyShipping - Marley & Whitney
* BelongShipping - Courtney (Magma), Jasmine & Whitney
* BenzaitenShipping - Iris & Whitney
* BittersweetShipping - Karen & Whitney
* BlancoShipping - Bianca (BW) & Whitney
* BloomersShipping - Hilda & Whitney
* BonaShipping - Giovanni & Whitney
* BovineKnightShipping - Wikstrom & Whitney
* BubblegumShipping - Courtney (Magma) & Whitney
* BumblingShipping - Professor Juniper & Whitney
* ButterKissShipping - Glacia & Whitney
...And these are just the B's! More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a club on DeviantArt
=== Fan Art ===
* (2021)
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Whitney Fordman

Whitney Fordman is a character from Smallville.
A character based on Smallville's Whitney Fordman later appeared in the 2013 Man of Steel film.
==Fandom==
In het, Whitney is most commonly paired with his canon love interest Lana Lang. In slash, he is most often shipped with Clark Kent. He is also sometimes paired with Chloe Sullivan or Lex Luthor.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
* I Could Have Missed The Pain, But I'd Have Had To Miss The Dance by joanne_c, character essay at idol_reflection (Oct 2004)
* Dead On Arrival by thelana, a Whitney/Lana essay at ship_manifesto (Sep 2004)
* Unexpected & Bittersweet by joanne_c, a Clark/Whitney essay at ship_manifesto (Sep 2004)
==Whitney-centric Communities==
* First Down: The WhitFic Archive, a fanfiction archive founded by Minotaur in 2002
* whitneyfic, a LiveJournal community founded in 2004
* ClarkAndWhitney, a Clark/Whitney Yahoo! group founded in 2001
==Links & Resources==
* Whitney Fordman tag at Archive of Our Own
* Whitney F. character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Whitney Fordman at the Smallville Wiki
* Whitney Fordman (Smallville) at the DC Database wiki
==References==
Category:Smallville Characters
Category:DC Comics Characters
Who'll Stop the Rain?

Who'll Stop the Rain?	was written by Theresa Wright and illustrated by Stefanie Hawks. It is a Star Trek: TOS story in the zine Sun & Shadow. 
 
==Summary==
"A race against time, and Spock must choose between love and mercy."
==Some Sample Art==
Image:Sun shadow int art.jpg
Image:stoprain1.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
 
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Who's 7

Who's 7 was a fan-run Blake's 7 and Doctor Who convention.
Supposedly, Redemption cons (which started in 1999) grew out of "Who's 7" cons.
==1992==
October 30-November 1, Telford Moat House Hotel, Telford Shropshire, England
Henry Eggleton was an organizer.
GOH: Gareth Thomas, Jacqueline Pearce, Colin Baker, Peter Tuddenham, and Sheelagh Wells. The convention raised a sum total of 627 pounds for charity, broken down as follows:
 
Citizens Advice Bureau: 300.00
People's Dispensary for Sick Animals: 300.00
Talking Books: 27.00
 
===1992: Convention Report===
In 1992, a fan posted a convention report to rec.arts.drwho:
==1993==
==1994==
The event was held 28th-30th October 1994. 
From an online flyer posted to Lysator on Feb 28, 1993:
===Progress Report===
From the first Progress Report posted to Lysator on October 14, 1993:
One of the proposed panels was on the topic of slash. On March x, 1994, a volunteer posted the following to Lysator:
 
===Panels===
===Door Decorating=== 
===Tea Party===
===Fanzine/Tape Library===
===Mystery Tour===
===Party===
A fan wrote in Avon Club Newsletter #59: 
===Dealer's Room===
===Food===
===Art Show and Fancy Dress===
===Writing Contest===
===Cabaret===
===Game===
===Filking===
===Stewards===
===The Charities===
===Telephone Calls===
===The Concom===
 
===The Convention Skit=== 
===1994: Convention Reports ===
==1995==
October 28-31
===1995: Convention Reports===
==1996==
October 26-27, 1996 at the Ashford International Hotel in Kent.
Two of the guests were Paul Darrow and Gareth Thomas; this was only the third time they appeared at a convention together.
See some photos at Steve Rogerson's web pages.
===1996: Convention Reports===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:1993 Conventions
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira?

Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira? is a Star Trek: DS9 Garak/Bashir story by Kathryn Ramage.
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎Category:Slash Fanfiction
Who's That Big Man?

Who's That Big Man? is a Friends at the Table charity art zine that was organized by daxleopard and published in 2020. It features pinup-style art of characters of all genders from all (then-extant) seasons of Friends at the Table. 
It features illustrations by more than 30 artists, with cover art by Arp.@fattpinupzine (Mar 9, 2020). Since we've hit 25% of our goal, and its the last week, here's a preview of the amazing cover art by @fero_feritas!! (Tweet). (archive link) A portion of the proceeds for the zine went to Mermaids, a charity supporting trans and gender-diverse youth in the UK.Fundly page description (archive link)
== Contributors ==
* Amanda Rae
* AngryGnomeArt
* Arp
* art_cryptid
* billymermays
* byzantiuum
* Chai Power
* Filo T. Hazard
* Finn J. Carey
* hedgemice
* imperialhare
* jamohs
* jujuthevuvu
* Kasha Mika
* l reeves
* Lucky (Gwendolyn) McLuhan
* mercutioes
* Maxwell Valentine
* prairiecryptid
* ravenwarner
* realsleepyfinn
* Ronnie Ritchie
* rookfeathers
* Sasha Renau
* scarletstatic13
* Shim-loo
* sphram
* Than U
* theshawnDeer
* vampiricfern
* Virginia Paine
* Vlasdygoth
* Ylva Cornix
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:2020 Zines
Category:Friends at the Table Zines
Who's Who and What's That: An A-Z Guide to the Real Ghostbusters

Who's Who and What's That is Real Ghostbusters 253-page resource compiled by Peter H. Greer. Art by Sandy Schrieber, Pam Spurlock, and Deborah Van Fossen. Cover by Marty Siegrist.
* Who's Who (7)
* What's That (57)
* Locations (135)
* Gadgetry (159)
* Terminology (183)
* Trivia (199)
* Episode Guide (235)
==Gallery==
File:Janinefairy.jpg|art by Sandy Schreiber -- a fan in 2022 wrote: "I saw that episode once. Janine didn’t need that demon to make her happy" from allythegreat1 at Janine and the Fairy Godmother 
Image:whoswhoandwhatsthat.jpg
Image:whoswhotoc.jpg|art credits, click to enlarge
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:The Real Ghostbusters
Category:2000 Zines
Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom

You may be looking for Who's Who in Star Trek.
Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom is an 18-page zine by Jeff Johnston containing eighty-six fan biographies. 
The editor originally intended to publish regular updates and to even include illos made from photos fans sent in ("Already we have artists who have consented to do the illustrations.") but it appears no other editions were ever published. 
From a May 1977 ad in Spectrum #32: 
From a July 1978 comment in Spectrum #38: 
From a 1980 ad in Datazine #1: 
==How and Why Was this Fanwork Created?==
From an introduction: 
From another introduction: 
==Content==
The biographies were written by the fans themselves. The questionnaire sent to fans included these queries:
* full name
* nick names, pen names, if any
* complete address
* phone number
*date of birth and zodiac sign
* mundane occupation
* when did you get into fandom?
* how did you get into fandom?
* any local groups you belong to now or in the past?
* have you published anything in fanzines?
* notable achievements and current fanacs
* additional hobbies
* special comments
==Who Was Listed In It?==
Who was listed in this publication? "The only criteria we have is that the people inside show some evidence of fanac. Since there are so many thousands of fans in fandom, we cannot list them all or even hope so, so we settled upon only including the actifans. Our qualifications for 'fanac' are very broad however, and even an active letterhack is engaged in shaping fandom even if they have never been published in a zine or attended a con." 
Some of the fans listed:
Diana Barbour | Jacqueline Bielowicz | T.J. Burnside | Cheree Cargill | Gordon Carleton | Lori Chapek-Carleton | Beverly Clark | Sheila Clark | Gerry Downes | Amy Falkowitz | Gayle F | Heather Firth | Leslie Fish | Carol Frisbie | Laurie Huff | Jeffrey Johnston | Trinette Kern | Jean Kluge | Signe Landon | Devra Langsam | Jacqueline Lichtenberg | Leslye Lilker | Jean Lorrah | David Lubkin | Shirley Maiewski | Dixie Owen | Janet Quarton | Roberta Rogow | Eileen Roy | M.L. Schultz | Marty Siegrist | D.T. Steiner | Gennie Summers | Anji Valenza | Joan Verba | Laura Virgil | Joni Wagner
 
 Image:whoswhoinstfandom.jpg| first page of one introduction 
 Image:whoswhostatement.jpg| first page of another introduction 
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Who's fic is it anyway?

Who's fic is it anyway? is a 2005 essay by profshallowness.
The first sentence: "Ownership and the (im) permanence of a fic after it's been posted."
The post has 18 comments. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* authorial intent
* Sharing Deleted Fanworks
* Keeping Track of Fanworks on the Internet
* saving fics on hard drives and in other forms
* the ability of the author to revise their story on the internet, and then having fans save different versions
* public posting and the right to control after that action
* Capeside Diaries, a lost Dawson's Creek series
* a reference to by aelfgifu 
* public concrit of fic
* online fic vs zine fic
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Some Comments to the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Who, What, When, Weyr, and Why

Who, What, When, Weyr, and Why was published n 1989 and contains 390 pages. On the cover: "Fort Weyr - the first seven years." 
It has art by Robin Wood, Sandy Schreiber, and Sandy Santara. 
==Contents==
* Fort Where? by S'tan
* Hi, Gorgeous by Phalene
* With Strings Attached by S'tan
* First Impressions by Choell
* other unknown content
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Who-Do (Doctor Who con)

Who-Do was a Doctor Who convention in Australia. This con generated the con zine Who-Do.
==Some Fan Comments==
"Who Do 84 (NSW) edited by Paul Kennedy. Who Do 84 was the first Australian National Convention for the Supreme Council of Time Lords. My copy was signed by the guest of honour Robert Jewell. Gary Armstrong was also a guest of honour, with special guest - Dallas Jones. John Shave designed the front cover." comments by Paul Kennedy at Facebook, April 30, 2014 
==References==
Category:1984 Conventions
Category:Doctor Who ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Australia
Who-Do (Doctor Who con zine)

Who-Do is a con zine for the Doctor Who con Who-Do.
It has art by David Farrar, John Shave and Mark Try.
It features the winning entries of the Who 84 literary competitions:
* Adult Literary 1st Prize Gail Neville "The Stars Have No Pity" 
*Adult Literary 2nd Prize Sarah Groenewegen "Paradox of Time"
*Adult Literary Highly Commended L. Tristy Spence "Conversation With a Legend"
*Adult Poetry 1st Prize Lynne Churchyard "Time Enough"
*Junior Literary 1st Prize Daniel Churchyard "If Only"
*Junior Poetry 1st Prize Caron Burton "The Daemon" 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Who-gives-a-ship

Who-gives-a-ship is the urlof a pro-shipping and anti-anti discourse sideblog on tumblr, well known for their staunch stances on shipping. They ran the Pro Shipping/Anti Anti Survey in 2018.
==Opinions==
Note: these are all directly quoted from their "Opinions" post.
 All ships are good ships
 Fiction and reality have a complicated relationship
 There is nothing inherently homophobic about identifying as a fujoshi/fudanshi/fujin or enjoying BL as a non-mlm
 Fanwork should be tagged appropriately
 Ships do not have to depict healthy relationships
 Harassment is wrong no matter who the victim is
 Suicide baiting is wrong no matter who it’s targetting (sic)
 Aces and aros belong in the LGBTQ+ community
 Pan and bi are two separate and equally important identities
 Queer is reclaimed and a useful umbrella term
 Nonbinary genders are super real
 Dysphoria is not required to be trans
 There’s nothing wrong with MOGAI
 All pronouns are valid
 NOMAPs didn’t choose their attractions and deserve human kindness and a community to talk about their experiences
 Kinks are a lot of fun and completely healthy
 It’s fine to love problematic things
 No person has the right to take another person’s life
 Being nice is very important
 Everybody deserves a little kindness
==References==