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Driverpicksthemooseic
| Fan | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Thomas |
| Alias(es): | Mouse, ADYBPT |
| Type: | Author and discourser |
| Fandoms: | DC, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Batman, Supernatural |
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| URL: | https://driverpicksthemooseic.tumblr.com/ https://archiveofourown.org/users/Driverpicksthemooseic/ https://www.fanfiction.net/u/3913365/ https://twitter.com/adybpt https://antis-delete-your-blogs-pls.carrd.co/ http://antis-delete-your-blogs-pls-thx.tumblr.com/ |
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Driverpicksthemooseic, also known as Antis-Delete-Your-Blogs-Pls, is a fanfiction author and pro-ship discourser. They got their start in fandom in 2011 and began publishing fic in 2013, but wouldn't become known in fandom spaces until making the blog antis-delete-your-blogs-pls in 2017. This blog was purged during the Tumblr NSFW Content Purge. Though they have since remade, they are currently most active on their Twitter. They are most recognizable for their anti-censorship stance regarding fannish artistic expression. Outside of fandom, they study forensic psychology, which has heavily influenced their position as a pro-ship discourser, especially regarding art therapy as a method to heal from abuse, to cope with intrusive thoughts, and as a general therapeutic tool[1]. They are known for citing the psychological concepts they've studied as supporting evidence for their views.
References
- ^ "RBF, I Guess", Carrd.co. Published June 20, 2020 (Accessed September 19, 2022).