Hello!

So introductions: those seem to be a thing people do.

I'm WolffyLuna, and I generally go by Wolffy as a short form. I'm wolffyluna on tumblr and wolffyluna on Ao3. Feel free to ask for my discord number. I am an Australian geologist with too many hobbies.

I'm in... a lot of fandoms. And apart from a few mainstays, which ones I'm in tends to change rapidly. So listing them may not be helpful, while listing how I tend to participate in fandom may be more helpful. I'm a fan artist and ficcer, and appreciator of the same. I like over-analysing things, especially things you can really sink your analytical teeth into, like Revolutionary Girl Utena. I also make and paint miniatures (like the lovely skele-horse in my icon!) Fibre arts is eating my life a little.  Fandom exchanges are so good, I love participating in them. I'm a femslash fan, though I quite like m/m, f/m and gen as well.

I will put potentially nsfw or content-warning-worthy things under cuts, with descriptions. With nsfw content, I tend to use the 'Little Timmy Test' aka if a thirteen year old with very strict* parents would get in trouble if the parent saw it on their screen, it gets put under a cut.

I am firmly on Team 'Making <3 comments as a kludgy way to like dreamwidth posts'.

* uhh, very non-homophobic, very strict parents. *shrugs* it's not a perfect rule.

♫ Babooshka Babooshka Babooshka yaya♫

earlgraytay made an interesting post about romanticisation, through the lens of Pina Coladas and Babooshka. It's rather interesting. Plus, I think it's good to point out that romanticisation is often less about portraying something as good, and more about portraying it as exciting. (Though I obviously have to point out that it is a pattern that bad idea romance stories seem to be accused of romaticising things way more than 'gritty protagonist sets on life on fire' ones do, even though they both romanticise things. Though this may be due to 'romance' and 'romanticising' being ~false friends.)

Though that post reminded my of Babooshka. And Wuthering Heights. Which are both excellent songs. (Other things that are good for reminding you of Kate Bush songs: walking across a heath in -11 C windchill.)