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You do not go to hell and expect to escape unscathed.
In which Albedo is a stand-in for Ben and those that wish Ben harm.
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In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
“Is it a sin to love freely?”Cold settled in Ben’s gut.
It was a question Ben had asked himself, of Him, for many many years. He knelt for countless hours before many images, repeating prayer after prayer that Ben wondered if he spoke more Latin than he did any other tongue. Ben’s arms and back ached with remembered pain, learning to write with his left hand because his right wrist was too bruised to move, and his throat pulsed with the burn of a clerical collar too tight around his neck.
“Did your God not preach that to love thy neighbor as you love thyself?” Ben flinched, the words of the penitent were the very same that he asked himself. They echoed within the wood of the confessional, and Ben wondered if this was one of His tests. Were the years he suffered not enough? “Father, is it a sin to love another man?”
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It all began with an unwarranted comment.
Then it went spiralling down from there.
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Ben wakes up in a fog, drifting away to a warped nightmare.
"Hell is other people."
- Jean Paul Sartre, "No Exit"
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Atsushi pines and dreams. Dazai meets him halfway.
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mea culpa, mea maxima culpa (through my fault, through my most grievous fault) by ReiSenTa
Fandom: Ben 10 Series
10 Aug 2020
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The year is 1928.
Father Ben Tennyson is a newly ordained priest assigned in Bellwood's parish as its prior (next to Father Giuseppe Kundo, who serves as its abbot), and strange things begin to plague the small seaside farming town.
Ben struggles with forbidden desire towards one of the town's inhabbitants, all the while plagued by a demon wearing his face.
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On the Subject of Noncon Fanworks: Thoughts of a Reader, Writer, Survivor by Anarfea
Fandoms: Sherlock (TV)
12 Sep 2016
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This is the first of a series of essays I wish to write on the Gender Politics of Sherlock fandom. There are many things I wanted to say at the official panel but was unable to, since it was derailed by a group of individuals who showed up with the intention of intimidating and harassing the panel moderator. In future essays, I’d like to share my thoughts on femslash, Mary Sues and the fridging of female characters, on heteronormativity in slash, and on queer representation beyond slash (bisexual, pansexual, asexual and trans people in fanworks and fan spaces). I’d like to touch on race and being a queer Woman of Color in a fandom mostly interested in White male characters.
Before I get to those subjects, however, I feel a need to return to the original intended topic: the essay I began writing on my phone on the plane.
And that essay is on the subject of noncon fanworks.
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