Sorry to co-opt this anon message, but ‘consent to fantasies’? We gotta get consent for our fantasies now? 😭
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ya'll what is goin' on in the uty section of tumblr.
what is goin' on with the shippers
Usually tumblr is like one of the most chill places for fandom shit ever but going in the uty ship tags,,,
"MY ship is better, YOURS doesn't make sense blah blah etc"
literally who cares....
you don't like it? don't engage with it. block the tag...
why are you angry.... why are you harassing people who like a ship you don't like...
How does people liking a ship that isn't your ship literally affect you in anyway..........
again, I thought we left this behavior in the 2010's can ya'll like..... not........
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Hey, guys! Guess who always forgets to update on tumblr...that's right, its me. But anyway. Participated in EkuSeriReiWeek2023 a while back. I uh...didn't finish...but I did 5 out of 7 days! Which is better than my usual, hahaha...:| So here's here's days 1, 3 and 5.
Day One: Dress Up!
Day Three: Domestic!
Day Five: Closing Time!
I wrote fanfics for days two and four.
Day Two: Hobbies!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/49772713
Summary:
The weather is nice and Reigen wants to go out. Serizawa suggests fishing. Dimple is agreeable to pretty much anything, even if he complains about it a little.
Day Four: Confessions!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/49782517
Summary:
Reigen, in a burst of inspiration and courage, decides to confess his feelings for Serizawa and Dimple. He even comes up with a contingency plan to keep himself from backing out. But with no way to back out and the day getting closer to its end, his bravery takes a tailspin as well as his capacity to deal with his emotions and thoughts.
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So I finally watched the 2D clone wars show, and I gotta say, it’s PHENOMENAL!!!
I now adore every second of it, in all of its sassy, oversimplified, primitively scripted, 2D glory!!!
I LOVE how Kenobi spends practically the whole time 100% done with everything, Anakin really is a disaster at heart, half the time the animators zoom in on something, just to start at a picture of a droids face while it talks - with zero motion whatsoever, Windu’s rocket punches, Yoda’s dramatic expressions, PADME and the marriage drama, the bazooka ARC (that guy had tired Rex energy, I LOVED it), a very different perspective of the moments right before Kenobi and Skywalker enter the battle of Coruscant, and it clearly was so inspirational for so many other SW shows!!! Not to mention how it flushes out so many things I’ve always wondered about!
And this is where the tradition of warning Anakin of his fate begins! And he still doesn’t get it! AND he’s 100% dramatic ALL THE TIME!!!
It’s amazing!!!
But it does bother me how many of the clones are truly treated as disposable! It’s like the only ones that make it out of the conflicts are the Jedi and the Sith! They just got mowed down left, right, and center!!! It was so cruel to them!!! And they mostly avoided giving ANY of them names!!! Cody was in it, and 1 other named guy but I couldn’t figure out what his name was. The Commander in red who led the ARCs! They were the only clones that (mostly) survived!!! It was so sad to watch them all just get disposed of so quickly and easily! They didn’t have to do that!!!
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At the beginning when the guys are just getting to know each other, Mike and Davy get into a fight (something silly and easily avoidable, but they don’t really know each other yet and they’re suddenly living in very close quarters, tensions are high). Mike loses his temper and starts yelling (he hasn’t learned to regulate his emotions yet and is used to yell or be yelled at). Davy (who’s the newest to the group and not used to being surrounded by this much testosterone (see: 3 sisters)) gets lowkey terrified since Mike is a lot bigger than him and is extremely scary when mad. Davy’s eyes start to water and he’s kinda frozen in fear and doesn’t know what to do (the others don’t step in because they’re also unsure and its the first big fight in the Pad) and begins to (unwantedly) regress. Mike notices this and is kinda like ‘oh shit’ and immediately calms down and is trying to apologise but it’s too late and Davy’s in tears. Mike has to comfort him and soothe him and from then on the rest is history.
AAAAH OH MY GOODNESS!!
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When your sub asks for permission, sometimes you need to make them beg. Regardless of what she's asking for or whether you are going to say yes or no, ask her to get on her knees and beg like a good girl (or boy or fae).
It's not about cruelly denying and making a show of telling them no or making them earn what they want. It's about taking an innocuous moment and showing your sub their place in that moment with affection.
Domination is a love language after all.
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if u leave nice comments / tags on my art esp da madara ones i wuv u thanks :3 sry if i havent replied i dont check much after posting also i get shy / embarrassed if the comments are from several days ago ahaha
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"A Foundation of Modern Political Thought: A Review of John Locke's Second Treatise of Government"
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Number of pages: 181
Language: English
Rating: 9/10
Link of the book!
Review By: King's Cat
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