from now on, every wednesday, at 9 est, i shall release a fuckton of clexa content. i shall continue to do so for as long as the godawful season is airing, and i shall continue to do so well beyond that. my blog is a safe, clexa-filled space for everyone who was affected by 307, for everyone whose stomach coils when they see those sponsored trends, for everyone who feels like they are falling back into despair that hasn’t quite let me go, still.
i remember how much i dreaded thursdays last year. i remember how awful it felt to have my safe space – tumblr – ripped away from me because of all the negativity. i remember beating my panic attack record last march, and april, and may, and june, and – you get the idea. i don’t want that to happen again, not to me and not to you.
on my blog, there will be no mentions of s4. no opinions, no speculations, nothing. on my blog, the show was cancelled in s3. i’m not gona condemn you if you still watch the show – that’s entirely up to you. this is not the “don’t come to my blog if you still watch it” message. i am simply attempting to provide safe space to those who need it.
if you don’t have any means to block content related to the loo, if you are afraid that despite blocks some pieces of info will still make it on your dash, if you’re afraid of checking out today’s trends because seeing the loo up there might send you into a panic attack – for the time being, my blog can become your dash. i can only hope that it will somehow lessen this newly resufraced pain.
to all fandom creators, be it writers, artists, gif/manip/clipmakers – by reblogging this, you can indicate to your followers that you’re going to do the same and that your blog is a safe space, too.
I’m with you babe. Expect safe Clexa content from me on Wednesdays as well.
This is a lovely idea. I still interact with people hurt and needing validation and support and I hope they follow what you’re doing.
I think this is especially kind as so many are dealing now with a new form of anxiety via the real world and sharing things that give you comfort is really important now.
The Doctor Is Out 