Keep seeing that post where OP starts like 'Thinking about...grieving the undead' and then adds on about like. Real life situations where people have not died but have left your life and you would have reason to grieve them.
All respect, that's an important concept, but that is not what I am thinking about when I read 'grieving the undead'.
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love when you can ask the Narrator why the Princess is a Princess and he's like 'well i uhhhh YOU did that. maybe it's because uh... something something about her being above you... but still approachable... look i don't want to analyze or anthropomorphize your--' my guy. i am a primal being of Order and Eternity and Shaping. You're the one who convinced me I was some dude and were quite willing to take credit for shaping my view on the world through narration five seconds ago. Are you gonna look me in the eye and tell me the desire to interpret something worthy of adoration and more powerful than me as a dommy princess is written in the very nature of the universe or are you going to show me your browser history like a man
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in the monster high world they’d eat freak yogurt and study freak mythology. from freece
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What gets lost from the book’s message in trying to push monster!Hua Cheng as canon is not just that the message of Hualian’s romance is “I see you for who you are, at your best and worst, and I love what I see,” but also that Hua Cheng and Xie Lian are both just people. Xie Lian isn’t a bad luck charm capable of toppling kingdoms, and Hua Cheng isn’t some grotesque monster that nobody loves because they can’t look past the horrors. They were both once kids, then young men who were put through some of the worst trauma—but not unique!—imaginable and still came through the other side without losing themselves. They were and are people, and nothing about their traumas makes them inherently unloveable. There is nothing wrong with them. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THEM!!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️ It just took someone willing to see them without shying away for them to experience the love they deserved.
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If your significant other is a werewolf, is bondage a kink or a safety precaution?
It's both, of course, it's both.
Sure, it's practical to restrain your lover so they don't accidentally kill you or break a bone in the middle of sex but there's artistry in the way you tie them down. There's purpose and sensuality in the picking out of ropes and the way you glance up at their face and ask "Too tight?" every time you secure the knots that bind them.
Tying the down takes a while, they get aroused knowing the less they can move the closer they are to getting to fuck you. AND ALSO LOVE!!! There is a loving tenderness in the way you run your fingers through the rope handcuffs to make sure they aren't too tight on their wrists, and how you press kisses to their muzzle as you sinch their dangerous mouth shut. it's a very intimate moment even though it's technically for safety it's sexy too.
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"Missing a couple of nuts but still runs great"
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I used to ship them as a kid, but since kieran is canonically gay, i see them as besties now, platonic soulmates if you will
I'll work more on his design, this is just a simple sketch
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Dude who doesn't respect boundaries vs guy who goes to therapy n wants to save the environment who will win
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