hi I'm the anon that hates the kinn is a cheater trope lol
you're so lucky to have not come across fics like that bcs I unfortunately have. thank god I didn't read it but I saw the summary and it already made my blood boil cause our lovesick puppy kinn WILL NEVER DO THAT. And tbh, i feel people who write kinn as a cheater just doesn't understand his character AT ALL and just sorry, plain lazy writing, and just use the cheating trope as an excuse make their fics "interesting" or "exciting"
sorry for this 2nd entry I'm passionate about this and I hate when they make kinn some cheating asshole when he isnt!! he has TONS of issues but surely cheating is not.
oki promise I'm done lol 🤸♀️
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😂❤ lol no worries, you're good anon.
like. i don't want to just straight up complain about the concept? ultimately, cheating Kinn isn't for me and i'm going to scroll past it. but there's all sorts of reasons for why people might be drawn to those types of stories and fic is ultimately more about using characters like barbies. i do agree with you in that it's not a characterization/action i see in Kinn's character and it's not a type of story drama i'm drawn to in general, so i'm personally going to mute or exclude tags. but people are going to play with characters in every way and that's the cool thing about fandom, and i'm happy they're having fun in their corner while i stick to mine 👍
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How so you make cold tea taste good?? Help a girl out here
Of course! Here's how I do black, green and red berry/fruit tea in summer (keep in mind that I don't like my drinks too sweet, so you might want to add more honey if it's too bitter for you).
Also, I prepare my iced/cold teas in advance and this way always have a prepared ration at hand in my fridge. It doesn't take more time than regular tea to actually prepare it, but you have to take into account the extended resting time).
Loose leaf tea is the way to go. I try not to be a snob here, but I cannot imagine this working too well with bagged tea and the few times I tried in the beginning, it ended up tasting like sludge.
Cold black tea with milk (750mL):
take a non-insulated bottle you can screw shut
put 6-8 teaspoons of black tea leaves in the bottle
fill the rest up with cold water
shake thoroughly
put it in the fridge for at least 6 hours, preferrably overnight
it should have the same colour as the tea brewed hot, or at least a similar one
strain the entire thing into another container (you can use either a coffee pour-over, a normal strainer or just mix the entire thing in a french press from the very beginning if you have a big fridge)
add milk to taste, but keep in mind that you'll need less than for regular hot black tea, bc the tea is less strong in flavour anyway
I recommend keeping the cold brewed tea in the fridge and add the milk directly into your glass/cup. I have no idea how milk reacts if mixed with tea and stored cold for longer amounts of time. It's possible it spoils or changes taste.
I guess it's possible to add honey, but it won't dissolve as well as with hot tea
Iced black tea (750mL):
750mL of black tea brewed hot (Blend of your choice. I personally use Earl Grey, but I imagine Darjeeling or more fruity blends would work as well, I just haven't tried any yet.)
4 cL lemon juice
1-2 cL elderflower syrup
1-2 tablespoons of honey
1 heat resistant, non-insulated bottle for 750mL which you can screw close
Let the black tea cool down a bit (it should still be fairly warm though) (I leave the tea in for this part bc I like it strong, but I guess taking it out after the regulated "brewing time" on the package is enough, even with this ratio of other ingredients).
Strain out the tea leaves
Pour the lemon juice, syrup and honey into the bottle and add the warm black tea
Shake the closed bottle like a bartender so all ingredients are dissolved, especially the honey.
Put it in the fridge for at least 6 hours (or until it's cold enough to your liking)
Cold green tea (330mL):
take a closed, non-insulated bottle you can screw shut
put 3-4 teaspoons of green tea leaves in the bottle
I personally really enjoy a mango green tea mix, but any regular green tea has worked so far
fill the rest up with cold water
shake thoroughly
put it in the fridge for at least 6 hours, preferrably overnight
it should have a slight green-ish colour
strain the entire thing into another container (you can use either a coffee pour-over, a normal strain or just mix the entire thing in a french press from the very beginning if you have a big fridge)
Ta-Da!
I drink it just like that, but I can imagine a bit of diluted lemon juice and honey will taste good as well (even though, again, you might have a harder time dissolving the honey than if it were hot)
cold red berry/fruit tea (330mL):
take a non-insulated bottle you can screw shut
put 3-4 teaspoons of your loose tea blend of choice in the bottle
fill the rest up with cold water
shake thoroughly
put it in the fridge for at least 6 hours, preferrably overnight
it should be very red at this point, especially when held against the light
strain the entire thing into another container (you can use either a coffee pour-over, a normal strain or just mix the entire thing in a french press from the very beginning if you have a big fridge)
Ta-Da!
I wouldn't add anything at this point bc my red tea has an incredibly strong flavour in and of itself, but you can experiment however you want!
There are the ones I make for myself, but I've been told Jasmin tea and white tea also taste really nice when brewed cold. And I personally re-use glass bottles I already own bc I have less qualms about keeping drinks in there for longer periods of time and it looks nicer than in plastic or anything else.
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after one of your leave, you came back to work with a ring around your finger.
you didn't mention it to anyone, and people simply noticed it when talking to you or handing you things. they congratulated you, talking about the ring. you nervously brushed it off, trying to explain it.
ghost didn't know about it either, and when he overheard someone talking about it, he dropped his mug of tea on the floor, the pieces scattering around the place.
this was such a shock to someone who had planned to propose to you.
well, propose might be a bit too far, considering you two are not even dating. he wanted to say it, but things were a little too hectic and he didn't have the guts to ask you out and moreover you're not sure if you'd like him... even if you two have been friends in the taskforce for years.
then again, in his mind, you two are practically an old married couple.
he was clearly upset by this, ignoring you and trying to push you away. he was undoubtedly hurt. did you elope with someone? why didn't you tell him? invite him to the party? did your "friendship" with him mean nothing at all?
ghost was snappy, in a terrible mood overall. he snaps at johnny, yells at gaz, and even glares at price. he was constantly on edge and it's starting to piss you off. so you confront him.
"what the hell's up with you?"
he didn't feel like humoring you, sitting down all irritated over his meal instead.
"you've been avoiding me all week, snapping at people... did i do something wrong?"
so he went off at you.
"wanna know what's wrong? you. coming back to base with a bloody ring. let me guess, you eloped with someone? is that it?" he hissed, "and here i thought i'd propose, that's out of the fuckin' window now."
you sat there, taking his words in. "... it's a fidget ring?"
you showed your hand to him, using your fingers to spin the little parts of your ring. he didn't realize how you've been fidgeting with it, or how you explained to people over and over that you're not married or engaged.
all of the sudden ghost felt like his blood ran cold, not only because he just acted so stupid jealous over a trinket, he basically admitted that he wanted to marry you.
"... wait, you wanted to propose to me?"
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