Trying a new thing

Okay hi!

Honestly this is sort of weird in... like, I used to post exclusively on forums when I was a kid(I was a little too young for LiveJournal before it went poof, rip) so the format of dreamwidth is actually kind of comfortingly familiar? But also it's always weird to try to start up a new online presence, and get used to the format of a new website, so this is gonna have a bit of a learning curve for me.

If you're just getting here, hi, be patient with me while I figure things out ^^

Learning The Site Update 1

Either I don't understand the search function whatsoever or there's just... no one posting about my podcast fandoms? Which. Hm. Will have to figure out what to do about that. In the meantime I guess I'll just... yell out into the void in the hopes someone notices? Seems about right. Maybe I'll have more luck with Persona.

Fic Posting

I have no idea how this works on dreamwidth but let's give this a shot?

Title: The Nature of Dreams
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply

Category: Gen

Fandom: Dungeons and Daddies (Podcast)

Relationships: Lark Oak & The Doodler, Henry Oak & Lark Oak, Lark Oak & Sparrow Oak

Characters: Lark Oak, The Doodler (Dungeons and Daddies), Henry Oak, Sparrow Oak, kiddads all at various points, Normal Oak (briefly)

Additional Tags: Implied/Referenced Underage Drinking, lark-typical suicidal ideation, Depersonalization, nonchronological storytelling, POV Fuckery, codependency and its consequences!, willy is there so INCREDIBLY briefly, he does not qualify for a character tag. but, Willy Stampler is His Own Warning, yet another rin-brand character study, it's oakfam weirdfeelings time!
Summary:
“I wanted to ask about the church,” Sparrow says, and Lark pauses.
“That was years ago,” Lark says.
“It was.” Sparrow doesn’t look right at Lark. This is… weird. Bad. It’s just the two of them, there’s no reason for this, right?
Well, except for Lark. That’s the elephant in the room, isn’t it?
“I just,” Sparrow says, “I just wanted to know."
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Snapshots of Lark Oak.
Link: archiveofourown.org/works/51478759