This list was inspired by this poll, sharing 3rd place with post-Tithonus Mother Hen Mulder.
Successful IVF fics are my life’s blood (…okay, all of these Poll Result Fics are my favorites, but–); and there are, fortunately, so many good ones that I love to reread over and over.
I could go on and on about each and every detail I love about each and every one of these fics; but it would take eons. Instead, let’s go!
He starts, slowly, to scratch her back. “The older kids have a soccer tournament this weekend,” he begins, speaking in the soft monotone that feels like a back scratch in itself. “They came in with their cleats on and tracked mud everywhere and you got mad.”
He feels her grin and gathers her closer.”“
Mulder weaves bedtime stories about their Imaginary House filled with kids, a dog, filling food, and a skylight window on the first floor of a two story-house.
”“The first time, Mulder had stayed in their basement office during the procedure, and later, when she’d learned that it hadn’t taken, she’d informed him by phone. The second time, he’d driven her to the doctor’s and waited in the car. He’d offered to come in with her, but she’d turned him down. There had still been no discussion regarding what they’ll do if the procedure works- she hadn’t seen any point in making any decisions when they didn’t even know if it would be necessary- and with his potential involvement still undecided, she’s not completely comfortable having him there.”“
Mulder prevents Scully from giving in to despair, asking to pay for her third IVF attempt and opening up their relationship to more.
”“Mulder blows straight past Dr. Parenti’s receptionist, with Scully doing her best to ignore the sharp pains in her gut and keep up. In his fury, he’s forgotten her still-healing injury, and from the look he’d had on his face when he’d gotten out of the car, he’s not likely to remember it anytime soon.
She’s never seen him this furious.
Inside Parenti’s office, Mulder doesn’t pause before grabbing the doctor, lifting him bodily from his desk chair, and slamming him against the wall. He brandishes the test results in the terrified man’s face.
“Who do you work for?” Mulder demands. “Whose orders were you following when you did this to my partner? To our child?”“
A S6 chapter by chapter epic where Mulder and Scully battle their way through their failing IVF attempts and loss of the X-Files; but what almost breaks them is when Mulder slips up to Diana, who then sells this information to her Consortium higher-ups. (The Tithonus and Sixth Extinction chapters left an imprint on my mind forever. Stunning work, @sunflowerseedsandscience– you left a mark on my mind forever~.)
there is a plethora of good x-files fanfics out there and i’ve just started to develop the problem of reading a very good one and not being able to find it again. because of this - and because all of these are genuinely novel worthy and the writers are INSANELY talented - i’ve decided to compile a list of some of my absolute favorites. some of these are from ao3 & some of them i found on other websites, such as x-libris and the gossamer project. i hope you enjoy these as much as i did and do. they mean the world to my romantic heart.
incrementum by lepusarcticus (explicit) - this was the first x-files fanfic i ever remember reading. i was trying desperately not to spoil the show for myself and i found out that this fic followed along the narrative, which was a godsend. i got the best of both worlds: a delectable, angsty passionate mulder/scully fic (in which they fucked from day 1) and no spoilers. it was so so so so fun reading this alongside watching the show. this writer is brilliant
Credits ( things i used or took ideas from or got helped by )
Idea : from misslunarose
Text : copy paste from autism level real life descriptions ( what the levels are like in a person instead a list of symptoms ) from my psychologist Caitlin
Symbols : from ARASAAC
Help : from my mum who helped me put those parts together to make this on canva thank you
Guys didnt realise this would be confusing that I didnt think to say some stuff so for what this is about
This is written by my psychologist about YOUNG ADULTS 16 - 25 living in AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND
Different age people will have different experience and different country people will have different experience!
And its not criteria or symptom list or rules about to be each level it is a GENERAL IDEA of what a AVERAGE PERSON at each level looks like in living their life just day to day
And not every one is the average person there is still room for different things inside levels!
If any one can reblog this reblog that says that cause I didnt realise or think to put that stuff in but it confused some one but I know its important now so know this part
Reblog to avoid confusion ☝🏼
[ID: an overview about the 3 autism levels compared to each other. Level One is on the left, Level Two in the middle and Level Three on the right.
Level One: Requiring Support
Autistic Traits
Social
Strangers may be able to tell I have a disability, or they may think I am just awkward.
I may have difficulty understanding social cues such as body language and tone, or I may have been able to learn these cues with a lot of effort.
I struggle with making and keeping friendships and relationships.
Behaviour
I may have sensory issues and struggle with loud sounds, bright lights, bad textures, etc.
I need to fidget and move around a lot, even when I don’t have surplus energy, or I may feel the need to but have been trained out of acting on it.
I have strong and specific interests; I usually only like one or a few things at a time and these interests last for years.
I may shutdown where I lose the ability to speak.
Changes distress me, but unless I am already having a hard time I can cope if I am given some time to process.
Development
I was most likely in general education with or without an IEP, or had my time split between general and special education.
I may have needed speech or occupational therapy or support services, but likely did not.
I may have had developmental delays, but I also may have hit milestones on time or early.
I have high, normal, or low intelligence.
Life skills
I can complete all ADLs - e.g. bathing, eating and drinking, getting dressed - by myself or with prompting.
I need support to complete IADLs - e.g. shopping, cooking, budgeting - or I need someone else to do these things for me.
I am able to live independently or with support. I may need someone to help me keep on track.
Language
I am fully verbal.
I may have a flat tone or lack appropriate expression.
My understanding of language is generally sound.
Level Two: Requiring Substantial Support
Autistic Traits
Social
Strangers are able to tell I have a disability.
I do not understand social cues such as body language and tone. Even with support, I have never been able to learn these. I have difficulty understanding speech,
My social life is extremely limited and I need support to talk to new people.
Behaviour
I have sensory issues and struggle with everyday sounds, lights, textures, etc. I may not be able to control my reaction to sensory input.
I often move repetitively and unusually for no apparent reason.
I have strong and specific interests; I usually only like one thing at a time, it is the only thing I can think about, and this interest lasts for years.
I may have shutdowns where I lose the ability to speak, and I may have meltdowns where it is difficult to control myself and not hurt others.
Changes significantly distress me and may cause shutdowns or meltdowns.
Development
I was most likely in special education,
I have needed speech, behavioural, and occupational therapy and support services from a young age.
I had significant developmental delays and hit all of my milestones late; or I had a significant regression before the age of five.
I have low intelligence, an intellectual impairment, and intellectual disability, or a speech impairment.
Life skills
I need hand over hand prompting or physical support to complete all or most ADLs - e.g. bathing, eating and drinking, and getting dressed.
I need someone else to complete IADLs - e.g. shopping, cooking, budgeting - for me.
I am able to live with support or I may need to live in residential care. I need a carer to keep me healthy and safe.
Language
I may be fully verbal or speak only in single words or short sentences. I may need to communicate in other ways such as sign or symbol AAC.
My speech is non-fluent.
I have difficulty with both understanding and speaking language.
Level Three: Requiring Very Substantial Support
Autistic Traits
Social
My disability is very obvious.
I do not notice social cues and I have difficulty understanding speech, or I can not understand it at all.
I do not have a social life. I am not able to make connections with other people and I am or appear to be unaware of other people, or I lack any interest in other people.
Behaviour
I have extreme sensory issues and even in low sensory environments I meltdown most days from them.
I move repetitively and unusually all of the time without knowing.
I have strong and specific interests; I usually like one or a few things in my lifetime and they are one of the only things I engage with.
I have extreme violent meltdowns where I am unable to control my body. I may sometimes have shutdowns where I appear almost catatonic.
I am not able to cope with change.I have meltdowns and my day is unable to continue.
Development
I was in special education.
I have needed intensive speech, behavioural, occupational, and physical therapy as well as intensive support services from a young age.
I had severe developmental delays, and I may never have hit some milestones such as learning to talk or walk.
I have an intellectual disability or am totally nonverbal.
Life skills
I need someone to complete all ADLs for me - e.g. bathing, feeding, and dressing me.
I need someone else to complete all IADLs - e.g. shopping, cooking, budgeting - for me, and I am totally unaware these exist.
I need to live in residential care. I need a one-to-one carer at all times.
Language
I can speak only in single words or not at all. I may need to communicate in other ways such as symbol AAC or I may not be able to understand this either.
I likely am not able to read or write.
My understanding of language is poor or nonexistent.
/end ID]
updated with text description of the pictures :)
pixie like this Pixie like this, make it clear that that everybody with autism is disabled and need help , yes even low support needs people them need help too ! but . without trashing high support needs people !! . THANK YOU !
Pixie not know about other levels . but . Pixie fit this high support needs description very well, it match what doctors have said about Pixie since pixie been child . except for the reading part , pixie can read , sort of , slowly with help and very hard trying .
This collection of fics has Scully and Mulder entering the universes of iconic horror movies.
*MSR is always the main focus. *No knowledge of the movies is required before reading. *These are NOT scary, but any warnings will be provided when necessary.
Scully and Mulder head to Camp Crystal Lake to investigate the grounds, but things are derailed by partying camp counselors. Instead of breaking up the party, though, they become a part of it.
Friday the 13th Inspired / Words: 4,284 / Rating: Mature
Hikers are missing. Stories of an ancient being are whispered by the locals. Mulder drags Scully to the forest to investigate. Something strange is keeping them from the truth, but it only pushes them closer together.
The Ritual Inspired / Words: 8,285 / Rating: Explicit
Scully and Mulder help out Skinner when bird attacks derail his vacation to a seaside cottage. Everything changes after they are forced to take cover in a phone booth.
The Birds Inspired / Words: 1,719 / Rating: Explicit
Note: Since my old masterlist is getting notes again (and I’m hosting @tbb-appreciation-week this year), I thought it’s a good time to release a new version with a lot more resources. If any of you know another site or thing that it’s missing from the list, let me know and I’ll include it!! [Altho, I’m getting this close 🤏 to the hyperlinks limit on this thing 😆]
Note 2: To avoid tagging the 3 people from whom I got multiple resources repeatedly, I’ve placed 1-3 asterisks between square brackets after the links, depending on the OP. I give the respective credit to them in a legend at the end of the post.
Star Wars Character Templates by SmacksArt [the ULTIMATE battery of template for any human/humanoid original character in any era. From troopers to droids, from Jedi to Sith, from KOTOR to the sequel Trilogy. 100% RECOMMENDED]
@dai-bendu-conlang (Jedi Culture Explored) (This blog is the home of the Dai Bendu Conlang, invented by the Archive of Our Own Users aroacejoot, @ghostwriterofthemachine, and loosingletters for the Jedi Order in Star Wars.)
Lasana Lexicon by Anath_Tsurugi (fandom lexicon of the Lasat Language)
HELPFUL BLOGS & SITES
The amazing @fox-trot, who not only makes astonishing art and write an amazing fic, she also responds to medical questions and gives all kinds of references for writing medic characters. Check her #medicposting tag and you’ll find tons of information. Also check #star wars reference and her art tag while you’re at it.
@writebetterstarwars, which seems to be inactive, but there are a bunch of references there.
@howtofightwrite The place to find out how to write a good fight scene.
@scriptmedic no longer active, but it has a great deal of useful information.
@scripttorture for your whump needs. Major trigger warning for all its content.
@sw-anthrobiology A blog dedicated to collecting headcanons about the biology and cultures of Star Wars species.
@clonewarsarchives Resources & Concept Art Blog for The Clone Wars animated series.
Wookiepedia If you don’t find something in here, it’s probably because it doesn’t exist, neither as a canon nor legends reference.
Star Wars Databank: The official Star Wars website’s reference guide. All canon.
WRITING IN GENERAL(For those who don’t want to die like Stormtroopers)
SlickWrite: Completely free; online. Checks grammar, punctuation, flow, and writing style according to different settings (including fiction writing).
ProWritingAid:[RECOMMENDED] One of the most thorough online proofreader I’ve ever used. Although when using a free account gives extremely thorough feedback, with +20 different in-depth reports, for only the first 500 words. However, you can earn a premium account license (for a year or for life) if you get 10 or 20 new users signing up for free; (if you wouldn’t mind doing so using the link above and help me earn mine, please). The settings allow you to check your writing according to your needs, from general to formal to creative. It has a bonus that you can check depending on the genre you’re writing. For example, in creative, you can choose romance or sci-fiction (there are 14 sub-genre in total). And just like google docs, you can share a document, and people can view, comment or edit it too.
LanguageTool:[RECOMMENDED] Another excellent proofreader. It also has a word limit in free accounts, but if you use the add-on for Google Docs, it counts each page as a new document, so hitting the word limit is nearly impossible. It helps you to rewrite a sentence (3 a day), even if it doesn’t raise any flags; it’s very useful for when your sentence is grammatically correct, but it doesn’t feel quite right.
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