Oh gosh. Feeding the chain modern food. I've actually thought about this a lot.
I think it's a fun idea to give them all these weird and new recipes/food items, but I also think it would probably make most of them sick
Like, (speaking as an American) so much food is processed. Even some of the stuff you think you're getting healthy has been processed or is riddled with additives/pesticides/gmo's
So just. unadulterated junk food? On boys that have never in their lives eaten anything but the cleanest, as organic as it gets, nutritional meals? McDonald's? Some sour candy? I wouldn't be surprised if they puked it up
(I can just imagine Wind or Wild wanting to try some of Reader's "weird" food so badly, and then getting immediately sick. The chain then regards them as having an iron stomach for all the weird stuff they eat without batting an eye.
...maybe not Wild though actually. He eats rocks.)
Don't even get me started on the nutritional adaptation. Like a reader that doesn't ever eat fruits/veggies/drink water?? They'd wonder how they're alive 😭😭
Hyrule and Wild are the only ones who can stomach it.
Twilight and Warrior are wiling to try even if they get stomach aches afterwards. Twilight drinks chuchu jelly. So I'm sure he'd fine in the end. And I'm willing to bet that Warrior had to et some weird things during the war when ration ran low so he can tough it out.
Legend can go one of two ways. He can either tolerate like no big deal or he's taken out of commission for the week. There's no in-between. He's traveled a lot so I'm sure he's been exposed to a lot of different things and can thus handle more- but it's a Russian Roulette of what can take and can't take.
Wind and Four don't last long. They eat bologna and are out for the rest of the day with tummy aches.
Don't even try with Time or Sky. They're the most sensitive. I'm willing to bet the smell alone can make them feel sick.
The bedroom was poorly designed, a lack of concern for where the bed may be placed. Yet, that is the entire house, there's no other layout for the bedroom that would have been feasible.
The bed is placed optimally according to rules of harmony. If you ignore the window.
Large doors bring you into the room from the singular hallway of the house. It is a small home. The door sits in a corner, empty wall along where the hallways continues from the outside. And the bed is centered along the opposite wall. Balanced, secure, a sense of safety in the ability to see the door from lying down.
However, the window sits centered along the opposite wall of the door as well. Do you see the problem? The headboard rises up, covers most of the window, never truly allowing sunshine to fall upon you as you take an afternoon nap, or wake up slowly in the morning.
Not that it matters greatly. The house itself is positioned at an angle with the sun. So that the sun rises on the far corner of the garage and sets along the other corner. No windows in either space. And no time of day where the sun may shine into any windows along the front or back of the house.
But I feel a sense of dread, of uneasiness. At the lack of consideration for light within this home. Often times, I feel as if I am withering. My leaves pale in comparison to what they once could have been. Every other day, I feel a new one drop without replacement.
I need to return to the sunlight. How can I shift my home into realignment?
You thought you could just hide this in the tags huh @the-dumb-smart-friend
You caused this 🫡
From this post.
[1st image ID: two furbies are sitting on the desk before a 1995 computer monitor. One says "Jon, this is NOT what I was expecting when you said you found 'bodies' for us." The other one says "Well... at least we can blink now?" Jonah laughs at them from the monitor. End ID.]
[2nd image ID: a screenshot of a tag from user "the-dumb-smart-friend" says: "#I think it would be funny if they uploaded their consciousnesses to like #furbies or something." End ID.]
Thinking about how special interests and hyperfixations are not so much an "unhealthy opsession" as they are a means to calm yourself down.
Is it really obsessive to think about your favourite show, movie, subject etc. all day every day and not being able to function properly? Or is it your brain recognising your anxiety from being forced to socialise and being thrown into loud uncomfortable spaces, and creates images in your head, reminding you of the thing you love so that you can calm down.
It's not unhealthy. Your brain is literally fighting to prevent an anxiety attack.
when i watched season one of house i saw house and wilson interact here and there and i was like oh okay. they could be gay i guess. in a plausibly deniable way. But um. late seasons hilson feels like repeatedly getting hit over the head with a bat and when you finally come to you're lying on the ground watching as the blurry vague silhouettes of house and wilson make out over your lifeless body