Missing peerpressureduo hours so I've been thinking about a Fae AU where claiming a human is a fae rite of passage. You must claim one when you come of age, or you'll be kicked out of your court. And fae usually do not survive long without a court to live in - nor are other courts likely to take you in after being kicked out of your own.
Fae!Ranboo is extremely anxious about this. He's not very good at any other fae-related things so he's already the lowest rank he could possibly be. But if he succeeds in claiming a human, at least he'll get to live. It'll be a pitiful existence, but still. When he's old enough, he sets out into the human realm with desperation in his heart and a singular goal in mind: to steal a name. Any name.
Enter Technoblade.
Ranboo claims Techno, mostly because Ranboo is such a pathetic wet cat of a man that Techno can't help but feel awkwardly bad for him, and he ends up lowering his guard. And maybe Ranboo is a little more tricky than Techno gave him credit for too.
Techno is - understandably - pretty pissed when he finds out. But he can't do anything about it because Ranboo's deal was incredibly thorough and Techno is now bonded to not do anything against Ranboo's will. This includes hurting Ranboo or refusing to go with him/trying to run away. So basically Ranboo just has ownership of the angriest, most snarky human in existence.
They go back to court where Ranboo is not only allowed to stay, he's boosted to one of the highest possible ranks. As it turns out, Techno is a human of great renown in the fae world, not only because he's a great warrior and dangerous tactician, but also because he's the only human who ever got claimed by a fae before and weaseled his way out of it.
(The fae in question was Skeppy. And he's still very salty about being reverse-tricked by a human.)
So what Ranboo has done is super impressive. And he's accepted as one of the highest members of fae court.
Further on the story would include stuff like: Fae politics that are very tricky and dangerous because other fae would love to get rid of Ranboo and yoink Techno, Techno slowly warming up to Ranboo and friendship and him helping in the politics because he doesn't want to be yoinked by somebody else, AND Skeppy showing up and charging for joined custody over Techno and the court has to humor him because this is kind of a never-before-seen situation. Quackity is the lawyer in fae court.
(Also like, dark!ranboo and maybe dark!sbi/dark!other character vibes because it's me. I'm going to make the fae protective/possessive over their human <3)
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of all the star wars movies, which of them do y'all 1) enjoy the most 2) consider the best quality and 3) think you've rewatched the most. add your answers in the reblogs or replies, i'm genuinely curious how much of an overlap there is within everyone's three answers. mine don't overlap at all! they're revenge of the sith, empire strikes back, and the force awakens :^)
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hey siri how do i get interested in jjk again
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Every lineart lover's dream
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- Marten & Nohren -
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it's a long weekend for me this week, but my schedule is p a c k e d hsldjflksjdf wish me luck 🍀
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Drarry fashion sense head canons?
ohhh this is such a good one, let me think!!
okay disclaimer is that i think i struggle with describing clothes/often have to go back and add descriptions of them in when i write, but i do like to think about what they'd like to wear!!
i feel like the books vs movies vs shitty word-building makes this both complicated but also like less constrictive. canon is so spotty about magical vs muggle dressing conventions (why are weasley jumpers such a thing if wizards/witches wear robes all the time?? i've assumed it's a generational thing but like, molly knits the jumpers so ?? whatever) so i've tried to sort this out in my head a bit: adult magical folks in adult society generally wear robes out and about; harry's generation is less stringent about it/generally more knowledgable about muggle clothes, but it's still the most popular fashion.
so i pretty much always headcanon draco in robes unless he has a specific reason to be in the muggle world, and then he'll change. he'll wear simple clothes not really meant to be shown off under the robes, unless it's cold and he layers. my brain likes to dress draco in blue a lot, and i tend to picture/describe him as a cool winter, which gives a broad blue spectrum to pick from, plus a lot of jewel tones and bright, cool colors.
his clothes usually have a lot of distinctive, fussy details: fine buttons, embroidery, quality tailoring, belts, a set of winter outerwear that matches, etc. they're the kinds of details that normally go right over harry's head except when it's draco 😌
because harry is definitely more basic when it comes to fashion. he does really like buying his own clothes, relishing getting to choose what to wear about years of castoffs, but never being allowed to choose things means he never really developed taste, so sometimes he gets overwhelmed by choices. he also doesn't like to follow fashion conventions; robes still sometimes feel like a costume to him and he definitely tends towards mugglewear by default, but will wear robes in deference to draco. sometimes he'll wear robes open over muggle clothes as a compromise.
his color palette (clear winter, as i tend to describe him, with warm skin tone, bright eyes, black hair and high contrast between features) is actually similar to draco's, which i imagine draco having a lot of fun with. jewel tones are good on him, too, plus icy colors. draco loves dressing harry way more than harry loves dressing himself, and harry feels so loved and cared for whenever he wears something draco picked out for him.
send me drarry tropes and i’ll respond with five related headcanons!!
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good morning!! <3
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Really love your whole story! And I love how we can see like small funny conversations after reading each chapter. I gotta know how you plan this all out. Do you plan it all out from the get-go, how much of an actual outline do you have for all of this? I'd really love to hear about your process!
Also good luck with chapter 18, I can feel that it is being a bitch to work with, carry on soldier🫡
Oh boy nonnie! If only I knew how to explain this in a way that doesn't make me sound like I'm completely and entirely out of my mind.
I'll try and explain it in a somewhat coherent fashion!
I have a doc that I use where I organize by chapter more or less what I want to do. It doesn't usually end up being that in the final draft but it helps me to get where I need to go by putting in the key scenes that link the narrative together.
A while ago I took a creative writing class and the teacher said something that stuck with me. "If you get stuck, just put in brackets of what you want to happen and keep going. Come back later!"
This ended up being really helpful! I don't do brackets but I'll put in something like this:
/
and then something cool happens with these characters regarding xyz!
OR
this character says:
this character says:
this character does this:
/
and I just keep going with whatever the scene is. It helps a lot! I also will frequently go back and re-read my own stuff while checking my outline, and my brain kind of makes connections of extra scenes I can add. Sometimes I get a wild hair and just go "oh this would be perfect" but I don't know how to write it or what I want to say, so I'll put in the placeholder to remind me even if I'm not ready to write it at the time.
This of course leads to an outline that is a hot-freaking-mess, but it works for me. I have an outline doc and I kind of just highlight as I go. Sometimes scenes I wanted don't fit in that chapter (I tend to have REALLY LONG chapters) so I'll just keep it where it is and go back and add it in later, or I'll move it into the box for the next chapter.
When I'm writing I tend to focus on one character at a time, since I do third person POVs mostly. So on chapters where it's two character POVs alternating, I usually do one character first and then check my outline to go back and plug in the rest of the stuff for the other character. It can get confusing/frustrating at times, and sometimes I go completely off my rails and do something entirely different (thanks brain) but knowing a general outline of what I'm doing really helps. Once I have a general outline I can go in and write the scenes as I get inspired to write them. I'm very much not a start at the beginning author considering I wrote this entire beast with the final scene completed first which I've had written almost a year now.
I hope that was coherent enough to understand! My google drive is a hot mess of documents called Untitled with numbers after them and then drabbles and a whole bunch of other stuff. Currently the i'll ride au outline doc is 15+ pages and has the series loosely mapped out with bullet points of what I want to happen.
My poor beta is the best for putting up with me!
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hey, remember the cringecore au?
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Thinking about Her... (my Dax fic I haven't updated since last July which I really need to bring back from the war)
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In the polycule that is MohVarNished (why'd I even think of this name? It's so horrible):
Imagine that the Tarnished is watching in a mixture of pain and pleasure as Mohg so beautifully, so viciously fucks Varré. And oh, by the blood, is he breathtaking, needy whines and cries of Mohg's name falling from his lips amidst the sound of slapping skin and his body is flushed and covered in a thin sheen of sweat.
Their loves are beautiful in their passion and it's so deliciously painful, the heat that pools down below. The Tarnished can't touch themselves or else they'd be denied the same pleasure Varré is currently in the throes of. After what seems like an eternity, their lover wails, and his pearly essence spills between him and Mohg.
But alas, the torture is far from over...
...For their lord isn't sated, not yet, not until Varré succumbs once more, and so he continues, his overstimulated lover clutching his robes for dear life, voice hoarse with pleasure.
And so the Tarnished bites their lips and squeezes their thighs together, ready to fall into temptation amidst passioned pleas...
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Ask box is always open! You’re also welcome to send questions, stuff, etc., about rats in general and about my potatoes, Pippa (left) and Juli (right):
*Their cage is not this barren... I just moved stuff in order to take photos unencumbered 😅
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So if 1010 and sayu swap managers, what’s sayu like under Neon J’s management?
Tbh, my manager swap AU is more about how the battle mechanics are reskinned, so Sayu doesn't actually change that much in it ^^;
In this AU, she becomes a part of a quintet with the other mermaids from Doki Doki Mermaid Club.
I imagine that they're probably all based on a different anime girl trope, the same way Sayu is modeled on the generic shoujo protagonist.
Other than that, I never really developed her side of the AU, OTL.
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different anon. it does for some people but not everyone. (also, some people may find the feature annoying in certain cases because the length it decides is Too Long is kiinda arbitrary and peoople have differnent lines.)
So in the spirit of Under-The-Cutting, I guess.
First thing of address, I guess: I can't control if people turn off the auto Tumblr readmore function. If it doesn't work for you, you can't control that either. But I find it a bit unfair that someone might, hypothetically, turn off the useful tool for cutting back on longposts on your dashboard, and then come into my inbox and be passive-aggressive about me not doing the function for them on my side of the equation. If that's the circumstances that kicked all this off, it's a bit... ahm... self-centered. I personally have it turned on, less because I want to filter long written posts [I like reading the fics posted on Tumblr] but because I like to filter long image posts, and those generally don't get censored under a readmore.
For that matter I also can't control someone's scrolling speed. I get what the second anon is trying to say: maybe only censor posts of a certain size. The issue here is what I think is long isn't the same as what someone else does. For me personally, I think long is a written work that tops out around 10k words. I'd get annoyed scrolling through that on my dashboard. The fic I posted yesterday was a rare 5k-ish. Most fics I've posted here in the past are around 2-3k, but I've posted an 8k fic here before with no resistance. Something I'm learning from this is other people think 2-3k is fine enough to scroll through, but 5k is a lot. So... noting that for the future.
So I personally don't like censoring my posts under the readmore function for a couple or reasons:
It cuts back on engagement, noticeably. It's the side-effect of social media that you want instant gratification as quickly as possible. When someone is given the choice to either click a button and sit on a post for awhile, or continuing to scroll through their dashboard for something quicker to engage with, normally they'll pick the second option. That's how social media was made, and while the Tumblr platform subverts this a little by it's nature, it still buy-and-large holds true.
Read mores, as far as I'm aware, can only be added on desktop. The snippets that make it to Tumblr, barring when I archive them for myself on a separate document, are all written on mobile. If they aren't completely mobile, they're at least started/drafted there and then moved to desktop later - but I want to say 9/10 of these are written and posted completely from my phone. And they're going to lean even more into that, since for various reasons, it's currently easier and more reliable for me to write on my phone. I won't be able to continue writing fics here if I have to wait until I have access to my laptop every time before posting them. Which leads me to my incredibly me-only dilemma:
Writing these quickly and posting them rough to Tumblr is the only reason these quick fics get written in the first place. I started posting written work to Tumblr because I was tired of abandoning so many ideas in the shuffle between "Is this good enough for AO3?" and "Is this good enough to be written at all?" But if I have to re-add roadblocks that make posting here more trouble than it's worth, I know myself, I will end up not posting fics here anymore. I'm sure it sounds silly. It sounds silly to me. But it's less of a "readmores make me not want to write" and more of the mental gymnastics of: Is this fic long enough to need a readmore -> If it does need a readmore, when will I have the time to add it -> Do I post it now and edit it in later? Probably not, because I won't remember to add it later -> Since I waited to post it, do i even remember hours later that I had a fic I wanted to post -> Would it have been easier to post this on AO3, even though it doesn't meet my standard of craft of AO3 fics? -> Why am I bothering to do this when I have so many other things I'd rather spend my time on?
If you've ever done that thing where you got nothing done on a free day because you had (1) thing you had to do in the afternoon, and all your mental faculties were taken up going "No I can't do X, I have to do that thing in 4 hours!" That's kind of the odd cascade the whole readmore thing is doing for me right now.
My thoughts on this currently is I have 2 compromises and 1 definitely-not-a-compromise. And the one not-a-compromise is I ignore all this ever happened, and continue doing what I have been doing. I don't want to do that because I like to be accommodating? I'm very community focused. I like building an atmosphere that's welcoming when it comes to the blog. But that might also be what I resort to just because, as I said above, if this turns into more trouble on my end than I think it's worth, I'll just stop posting fics here, and I don't want to do that. Which leads me to--
Compromise 1: I stop posting fics here. It's not really a compromise, but it's easy. Ish. Eh. Not really. Tagging everything on AO3 is a pain in the butt for something quick and dumb you wrote up because you thought it'd be fun. But being able to post a link to a fic like with my LongFics is a think I could just fall back on. I think it also means I'll probably stop writing this stuff though, because I'll get bogged down in things like trying to edit them, or link them together cohesively when they're out of chronological order [Like the Hels/Wels fics, which currently are all over the place in their timeline, and will continue to be so probably]. Regardless it's an option.
Compromise 2: We can go back to the old standby which is me tagging anything longer than 3 paragraphs as "long post" and then if anyone doesn't want it popping up on their dash, they can filter the tag. I also don't like this option because it blocks even more than a readmore does. But it's quick and easy for me, and maintains the integrity of "I wanted to post this to Tumblr and not worry about it anymore."
This is all stuff for me to stew on. I don't expect people to weigh in on these options, though you're welcome to if you think you have some good input for it. But that's about where I'm at right now.
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