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Housekeeping—please read

Last updated: 12 May 2025

Starting next Monday 19 May 2025, I will be taking a break. My health and personal obligations demand too much of my time and energy for me to keep working at this pace. The demand is more than I can handle, and it is making my health worse. My personal information is also being shared without my consent, a scammer is contacting me incessantly, I am receiving calls and messages all day and night, and now I am being drawn into bitter disputes that do not involve me. Plus NGU now has an impersonator, which Tumblr staff refuses to do anything about, and this has caused chaos and confusion with the campaigns we support.

More below

It is my own fault for not knowing when to say no and stop taking on more campaigns, and for believing that one or two people could be trusted with my phone number. As such, I am forced to set those boundaries now.

When I return from my break, my posting schedule will be less frequent and more regulated. I will also start trying to share people’s posts from on the ground again, which has become impossible due to current demands on my time. Additionally, I will be more stringently conforming to the guidelines previously delineated at the bottom of this post, which I will paste below.* Every campaign will receive a set number of scheduled reposts per given period, no more or less. I will determine the number and frequency at a later date.

I am truly sorry. I did not want to have to take this step, but I am overwhelmed beyond words and simply cannot keep on like this. I often use the word “we” because I see NGU as a wider community, but there has only ever been one person running things here, and I need to tend to my health. I truly appreciate your patience as I continue trying to keep this blog functioning and avoid shutting it down or abandoning it.

Thank you.

*Going forward, I am adopting a new system of prioritization. I have held off doing this for months, but the high volume of need and my own limited resources mean it is no longer an option. In the future, I will be focusing on campaigns primarily (but not exclusively) supporting women, girls, young children, and racial and/or ethnic minority groups like Afro-Palestinians and Domari people. Research has demonstrated that these groups are affected the earliest and worst during conflicts and crises, and also receive the least support.

The details of how this system will function will be forthcoming, but I wanted to notify you all. This is not being adopted because men’s lives are viewed as having inherently less worth, that concept is preposterous. Rather, it is because these specific groups are additionally highly disadvantaged during emergencies and crises. We are trying to respond to the most intense need, and statistically, that represents these populations.

Thank you

[midnight-shadow-cafe]

When It Builds Up

Pairing: Poly!141 x Reader

Warnings: Overstimulation, anxiety spiral, reader experiences a breakdown (no physical harm), implied trauma responses, heavy comfort

Author's Note: This one is coming from personal experience. This was literally me today. Had a whole breakdown about the mess and everything so here we are :) also there is a bonus at the end.

Summary: The reader hits a breaking point after shouldering too much around the house—but their boys show up just when they’re needed most.

Masterlist

MDNI18+MDNI18+MDNI18+MDNI18+MDNI18+

It starts simple.

Just a plate in the sink.

You stand at the counter after breakfast, staring at it. Not even in the sink, really—balanced on it. Whoever used it didn’t rinse it. The egg yolk’s drying to the porcelain, clinging in a way you know will take extra elbow grease later.

You wash it without a word.

Not because it’s a big deal. But because it nags at you.

You glance around: chairs askew, someone’s mug on the table, a sticky spot on the counter. You fix it all.

Johnny strolls by, still chewing toast. “Mornin’, love,” he mumbles around the bread. “You don’t have to do all that, y’know.”

You smile, small. “I know.”

But you don’t stop.

—

It’s been a long day. Everyone’s back from the field, bruised and tired, trailing boots and gear through the house. You bite the inside of your cheek when you see the mud on the rug. Breathe deep when Simon tosses his vest onto the couch without thinking.

They’re decompressing. Letting the day slide off their shoulders. You want to let it go too.

But you can’t.

So while they crash with beers and a game on low volume, you pick up after them.

You wipe the muddy prints. Fold the blanket Kyle left bunched in a corner. Pick up an empty bottle.

And the whole time, the back of your neck prickles like you’re being watched.

John’s eyes flick to you over the rim of his glass. He doesn’t say anything.

But you see the slight crease in his brow.

—

You go in to grab cereal.

Stop dead.

Someone moved the spices. All of them.

The turmeric’s in front of the salt. The basil is upside down. The cinnamon is next to the ketchup. The ketchup.

Your hand clenches around the shelf edge.

You don’t even eat cereal. You were just bored. Or anxious. Or both.

You close the door slowly and exhale through your nose, then reopen it and reorganize everything. Alphabetically. Then by size.

Johnny peeks in halfway through. “Whatcha doing?”

You smile too fast. “Just fixing a few things.”

He shrugs, oblivious. “Cool. Let me know if we run outta peanut butter.”

When he leaves, your hands are still trembling.

—

It’s overfull.

There’s a leak in the bag, staining the floor underneath.

You stare at it like it’s growing teeth.

You’d asked them to take it out this morning. Once. Calmly. Clearly.

And no one did.

You know they’re not doing it on purpose. But in your chest, it feels like the message is clear anyway: you handle it.

You grip the bin. Haul it out. Tie it. Clean the floor. Scrub until your knuckles burn.

They don't notice.

That’s the worst part.

—

It’s 11:49 PM. Everyone's eaten.

And left.

There’s food dried on the stovetop. Dishes stacked high. Cutlery with sauce caked into the grooves. Half a salad left in the bowl, wilting. Glasses. Grease. Smells. Crumbs.

Your chest tightens.

You can’t breathe.

You start cleaning. Rapidly. Desperately.

You don’t even notice the tears until the sponge slips out of your hand and you realize your vision’s blurred.

You don’t hear the footsteps behind you.

You don’t know how long he’s been there.

But when Simon calls your name, low and soft, you flinch so hard you knock a plate onto the floor.

It shatters.

You break with it.

—

“Shit, love—easy, easy.”

Simon is in front of you in a second, crouching low, but keeping his distance. He’s reading the panic in your posture, the quake in your shoulders. “You’re alright. Just breathe.”

You shake your head. You can’t. You can’t.

You’re on your knees before you realize it, hunched over the broken pieces on the floor, and your fingers won’t stop trembling. You can't stop crying.

“I can’t do it anymore,” you gasp. “It’s too much—I try, but it keeps happening and I can’t think—there’s always something dirty, something wrong, and I just—I can’t—”

He doesn't touch you yet. Just sets his hand on the floor, palm open beside yours.

“I know,” he says gently. “I didn’t know it was this bad. But I’m here now. We all are.”

The others arrive moments later.

John, all slow and careful, crouching next to you. Kyle with a blanket. Johnny barefoot and wide-eyed.

They gather around, quiet. Present.

They don’t scold. They don’t try to explain it away.

They see you.

And when you finally breathe again, when the tension starts to unravel just enough, John murmurs, “This is our mess too. We clean it together. From now on.”

You nod. Wipe your face. Whisper, “Okay.”

—

A Week Later

It’s Sunday.

Your favorite day now.

The house is still, sun drifting through the curtains. And the air smells like fresh citrus cleaner and laundry detergent.

You’re on the couch with a mug of tea, blanket around your shoulders, and a warm pressure at your side—Simon, reading silently, his fingers brushing yours every few seconds.

From the kitchen, Johnny hums along to a playlist as he dries the dishes. Kyle is reorganizing the pantry like a puzzle game. John walks in with folded towels and places them in the bin you keep beside the stairs. Each one just right.

They’ve picked up on your cues.

They notice the crumbs. The crooked frames. The laundry basket that used to sit ignored.

But it’s not just about the chores.

It’s the fact they try.

John hands you a small notepad and pen. “We were thinking—if there’s ever something we miss, jot it down. No pressure.”

Johnny sets a color-coded chart on the fridge titled: Operation: Tidy Squad.

Kyle laughs and adds, “Mission: No Crumbs Left Behind.”

And Simon simply leans in, presses a kiss to your temple, and says, “You’re not alone anymore.”

Your eyes sting. But this time, it’s not from overwhelm.

It’s love.

And it’s clean.

——

Bonus Scene

It starts with the best intentions.

Kyle had the idea—“Let’s cook her dinner, yeah? Whole thing. No help.”

Johnny called it Operation: Michelin-Star Madness.

Simon grunted approval.

John warned, “Let’s not burn the damn house down.”

…They got close.

You’d been sent upstairs under the guise of “go relax, love,” and were told very firmly not to come down until dinner was “ready.”

So you read in bed. But something smelled… off.

You tiptoe downstairs despite the warning.

And pause.

Your kitchen—your clean, color-coded, carefully organized sanctuary—looks like it hosted a food fight.

There’s flour on the floor. A trail of eggshells on the counter. A mystery sauce boiling over on the stove. Something was burning in the oven. The pantry door is open, and the spice rack looks like it was rearranged by a tornado.

And in the middle of it all, your four boys—frozen like deer in headlights when they see you.

“…Surprise?” Johnny offers weakly, apron askew and face smudged with something that might’ve been pesto.

You blink.

Simon clears his throat, holding a pan upside-down. “We were gonna clean it after. Promise.”

John sighs, muttering, “Bloody hell.”

Kyle adds, “The chicken was almost done.”

You just stare.

Then you laugh.

It bubbles out unexpectedly—sharp at first, then uncontrollable. You sink into a kitchen chair, wheezing as you wipe tears from your eyes.

“Oh my god,” you wheeze, “you really tried.”

“We really failed,” John mutters, pulling burnt rolls from the oven and swearing under his breath.

But you wave him off. “You cared. That’s what matters.”

Simon grunts, “Still. Can’t leave it like this.”

And to your surprise—and deep relief—they all spring into action. No prompting. No hesitation.

Johnny starts soaking dishes. Kyle gets the broom. John wipes every counter, mumbling about proper heat settings. Simon re-sorts the spice rack silently, occasionally glancing at you like he’s trying to memorize where everything belongs.

You sit back. Wrap your blanket tighter.

And just watch them take care of it.

Of the house.

Of you.

They burn the chicken. They ruin dessert. The salad ends up a little soggy.

But the kitchen?

Spotless.

And dinner?

Perfect—because they all pile onto the couch around you afterward, warm and tired, full of apologies and affection.

“Next time,” you say, lips twitching, “maybe let me help a little.”

“No way,” Johnny grins. “We’ve got a plan. Better one next time.”

Simon nods. “Fewer eggs involved.”

John chuckles. “Still not letting Kyle near the oven.”

Kyle shrugs, beaming. “Totally fair.”

And you sigh, sinking into them.

Because this? This is love.

Messy. Sincere. Willing to learn.

And clean in all the ways that matter.

Hope you enjoyed! Please consider liking and reposting! -Midnight💜

[angeliteeyes]

March 7th x overworked!Reader

Your boss makes you work overtime. At the end of your shift, you notice several message notifications...

♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

  Your phone lit up again. Another notification beamed through your phone screen, joining the pile of them that's been accumulating over the past couple of hours. Finally catching a break from the sudden overtime you were pressured into, you grabbed your device and scrolled through the new messages.

4:58 p.m. "Surprise! I ordered from that restaurant you've been wanting to try. Get home quick, okay?"

5:31 p.m. "Hellooooooooooooooooo"

6:00 p.m. "The food's here. Where are u °^°"

6:32 p.m. "Ugh, are you doing overtime again? I told you already to stop being such a pushoverrr"

7:00 p.m. "Food is in fridge"

  You felt queasy as you read her texts. She was right, she had already warned you not to give in to every overtime request that came in from your boss. You knew he was just using your fear of confrontation against you to force you to do his busywork he let pile up. But at the end of the day, you couldn't help but let your fears get the better of you. What if you said no too many times and he fired you? Letting your girlfriend down—the light of your busy, tiresome life—would break you.

  As you burst through the doors of your shared housing, you called out to her. You adjusted your clothes to hide your disheveled appearance from rushing over. A familiar set of pinkish-blue eyes crept into your line of sight as she bolted towards you to pull you into a tight hug. She nuzzled her face into the crook of your neck.

  "There you are, silly! I was starting to get really worried, y'know. Don't scare me like that!" Her hands, which had been draped over you, moved to cup your cheeks.

  "Sorry, sorry, you know how work is sometimes. You said the food's in the fridge, right?"

  At the mention of your workplace, she scrunched her face and groaned, taking out her frustration by squishing and stretching your cheeks to each side. She glared at you.

  "It doesn't have to be like that if you just stand up for yourself. If I were you, I'd never agree to all that extra work! Your job sounds so draining." You agreed with her last statement, but you didn't want to tell her that. Instead, you forced a laugh and headed over towards the fridge, taking out the leftovers. March had written on two of the packages in bright, glittery pen, "For you!!! :D ♡". It warmed your heart to see. When you opened them up, two aromas—one savory, one sweet—filled the air.

  "I made sure I ordered multiple cake flavors, so you can take whatever you're in the mood for." Arms wrapped around your waist from behind. Today, they pressed against you tighter than you were used to. Her hands clenched the fabric of your shirt, wrinkling it in those areas.

  "I missed you." Her voice was tiny this time, a far cry from her typical high volume. You reached behind you to pat one of her shoulders.

  "I know, I'm really sorry. How about I take a day off tomorrow? Call in sick?"

  When you turned around, you saw her eyes sparkling. She let her mouth drop in awe as a high-pitched squeak pierced the air.

  "Really?! You'd do that? Aw, but you don't have to if it'll cause problems at work." She said that, but you knew her better. You giggled as you watched her shuffle her weight from side to side, a habit of hers she had when she got put in this happy-nervous state. To comfort her, you pressed her lips on her cheek before reassuring her that it wasn't an issue. Your boss could handle it, after all. It's the least he could do after all the overtime.

  As you two settled in on the couch, now-empty plates scattered around before you, you noticed her eyes drooping downwards along with her upper body. Her weight began to push onto your side, barely keeping her upright. Your eyes crinkled at the sight as you repositioned her to a more comfortable resting spot.

  "Love you, March."

  "Mmmnnnn... Love you too."

[hypermoyashi]

Hello hello! I've been on a reading kick and decided I wanted to share a few of the titles I loved from the stuff I've been reading over the past few months--this isn't everything I've read, just the stuff I really loved!

Please see under the cut for more information on each title!

(A general note: Many of these books can depict dark, triggering, or otherwise sensitive content; they're not necessarily always perfect, either. Please look up content warnings as you need before reading, and if you have any questions, please feel free to message me.)

"Hell Followed With Us" by Andrew Joseph White (LGBTQIA+, M/M, Post-apocalyptic, Horror, Trans MC) - Honestly this is such a good book. The writing is so visceral, and it touches on a lot of issues within the trans and LGBTQIA+ community I don't see talked about a lot. It's a truly fantastic read.

"The Taking of Jake Livingston" by Ryan Douglas (LGBTQIA+, M/M, Supernatural, Horror) - A truly thrilling read! It follows Jake, a gay and Black high schooler, as he deals with a vengeful ghost and racism and homophobia at school. It's a bit heavy, but definitely worth the read.

"The Mermaid, The Witch, and The Sea" by Maggie Tokuda-Hall (LBGTQIA+, F/NB, Fantasy, Genderfluid MC) - I looooved this book. The slow development of Flora and Evelyn's relationship was so good, and the topics it explores were really interesting. I love how integrated the fantasy elements were to the setting, as well.

"Phoenix Extravagant" by Yoon Ha Lee (LGBTQIA+, F/NB, Fantasy, Non-binary MC) - Local artist who absolutely doesn't want to be involved in politics finds themself in the middle of all the politics. Really, though, this is a great novel about the Japanese colonization of Korea in a fantasy setting--it truly is awesome, and I loved the characters!

"The Sunbearer Trials" by Aiden Thomas (LGBTQIA+, M/M, Fantasy, Trans MC) - I. Love. This. Novel. First off, it's really cool to see Latin American mythology get its own Percy Jackson treatment, and I just love that it also has vague Hunger Games vibes but with slightly more hope for the good nature of humanity (a.k.a, my shit). All the characters are wonderful, and I adored the plot and the developments! I highly recommend checking this one out!

"To Your Eternity" by Yoshitoki Oima (Manga, Gen, Fantasy) - Specifically, I read the recent volumes from the new arc, and the story is absolutely amazing. Anyone who hasn't read this manga series, I highly recommend jumping in without any foreknowledge for a comprehensive breakdown of love, connection, loss, and grief.

"Trigun: Maximum" by Yasuhiro Nightow (Manga, Gen, Sci-Fi, Adventure) - Everyone knows I adore Trigun by now. Seriously it's just so so good, please read it (or watch either of the anime)!

"Is Love The Answer?" by Uta Isaki (LGBTQIA+, Manga, Gen, Slice of Life, Aroace MC) - A wonderful exploration of what life and relationships are like for a particular sex-replused aroace main character entering college.

"Witch Hat Atelier" by Kamome Shirahama (Manga, Gen, Fantasy) - This series will never cease to impress me with its lovely art, its compassionate handling of the topics it tackles, and the amazing way the plot continues to twist and develop. It's a wonderful read!

[scary-senpai]

So I was working on a little something for @wanpanmas...

What you must understand about me, is that I can never be normal about anything, ever.

Anyway, the prompt was supposed to be hot chocolate.

"What force, what brutality!" "Her power is surely on par with Tatsumaki's." "Thank God she can only manipulate desserts."

From the safety of HA Headquarters, Sitch and Sekinger surveyed the skirmish from every possible angle as it streamed across multiple televisions screens.

High up in the summits, the battle raged on—between the battered, beleagured heroes and the behemoth Swiss Maid that had somehow achieved sentience, and was now intent to wreck havoc across the snow-crested alps of K-City.

With a blood-curdling cry and a shake of her pigtails, the Swiss Miss dug her claws into the earth, ripped up a stretch of topsoil and began to wrap the earth around itself, layer by layer—as if storing a yoga mat, or a fruit rollup of some sort. Tanks, armored cars, entire infantry divisions—all abruptly squished together and immobalized like so much cream filling.

"A Swiss roll attack," Sekinger said. "We should have guessed."

"Metal Bat. Garou. Come in," Sitch spoke frantically into his ear piece. "Are you still there?"

"We're still here." Badd's voice came through, but barely. "We got lucky."

Garou's connection wasn't much better. "How's the backup situation?"

"I'll have to check." Sitch's assistant switched the video feed—bad news, all of it. Every city was beset by its own mascot disaster:

- Q City: Overrun by malevolent Tropicana Oranges. Watchdog Man, trapped in an endless game of fetch.

- A City: Plagued by Coca Cola Polar Bears. Zombieman was rapidly losing limbs.

- In Smelly Lid Prison, the Kool-Aid Man barrelled through wall after wall of reinforced concrete. Most of the prisoners had been freed, but Puri Puri had been buried under several cartloads of rubble.

Sekinger and Sitch looked at each other grimly. Their silence spoke volumes.

"Don't everybody answer at once." Garou's disdain was evident.

"And what about Caped Baldy, huh? What's he up to?"

Sitch cleared his throat. "We don't know. Nobody can reach him."

.......

While the K-City Alps were in shambles, the city below was fine.

Shielded from the fracas by several picturesque mountain ranges, the citizens went about their normal holiday preparations—stringing lights, decorating trees, and exploring the scenic Christmas Market that had popped up in the City Square.

As always, the line for hot chocolate snaked halfway across the block. It wasn't Saitama's idea of a good time, but Genos finally had a day off, and this is what Genos wanted to do with it. So Saitama had tagged along, for support.

Besides, it was nice to see the kid get excited about something other than murder, for once.

Saitama switched his phone to "silent" and mentally prepared himself for another lecture on wave machines.

"Wave mechanics," Genos corrected. "The Hot Chocolate effect is a phenomena of wave mechanics wherein—"

"—face it, Gen. It's a cool idea but that chocolate's never getting out of the swimming pool. It's way too sticky to put in a wave machine.”

"…indeed." Genos deferred to his sensei with a polite nod, and then gently changed the subject to something more accessible.

"Thank you for accompanying me today, Sensei. Are you sure that the Hero Association does not require your presence? They are often short-staffed during the holidays."

"Oh yeah," Saitama said, checking his pager. "I'm getting all these messages about the Swiss Miss. Isn't she supposed to be neutral?"

"Switzerland is a famously neutral entity," Genos confirmed. "Perhaps they refer to the Swiss Guard."

"That would explain why they’re Threat Level God,” Saitama murmured. “Well. I’m sure the Pope can handle it.”

Saitama promptly slipped his phone back into his pocket and went back to thinking about chocolate swimming pools.

[to be continued]

---

Author's note:

Maybe one day I'll write a fic without footnotes, but today is not that day.

The Hot Chocolate Effect

The Swiss Guard

[kustas]

what do you/others dislike about WHA? unfamiliar with it but also curious

i've not seen people vocally dislike WHA at all, mostly because i don't hang out in anime communities outsides of me and my friends! i've seen mild criticism but nothing too harsh. here we go though:

the tone. WHA' "important" messages (stuff with high emotional stakes and/or ties to real life activism) come off as extremely preachy. i am a grown adult able to understand subtext so it's really damn grating to read through. i have a friend who hard agrees on this one with me, but asides of them i've not seen it echoed much in the community

the character art (NOT designs, art) i find generic and not to my taste. comes with anime sameface and same body types, the big eyes/small nose combo i don't like, and the blushy wushy expressions. it's getting worst and worst as the series progresses - the first volume i dig the look of, after that eeeeehhh. i'm the only one i've seen dislike the character art, but people have agreed with me on the sameface stuff

the current art feels badly handled. it's insanely long and keeps placing new plot elements it doesn't resolve, instead going for more threads with no resolutions or offscreen, underwhelming shut downs. i don't like stories with high stakes and it also added that a lot. this is a majority opinion in the community if the monthly update reddit discussion threads are to be taken as an average sample

this last one is a bit sensitive to handle but WHA is a series that wears messages of acceptance/condemnation of mistreatment of social minorities on its sleeves and tries very, very hard to be diverse, but it's not always...great at it. in the grand scheme of things i like that better than not trying but some stuff makes me eyeroll, like the author not having a single old/fat/brown or black char in the main cast and mostly using them as one off set decor designs (there's exceptions ofc), making the only gay guy thus far a violent cop, making the violent cops very poor meowmeowy in general and giving most of its monologues about the state of the world to big baddy puppy kickers, which aint ideal to correctly portray a world built on a shitty system to condemn said shitty system.

whys qifrey always th eone on the floor wet and panting and not the male characters i could actually find attractive

[rei-ismyname]

Hello again, I am the anonymous one who wants to expose Scott's autistic nature that readers insist on denying. Following the topic, since I want to learn from the criticism of previous works, and you always give very good analysis, I have a small question to ask you. If you could rewrite the X-Men from scratch, what elements would you keep? We all know what to rule out (creepy love triangles, writers' prejudices accidentally present in the narrative, machismo, sexism, lack of depth in the characters) and since we all know what not to do, I have the big question about what the successes of other writers have been. I admit that I am an impressionable person, I have to read a comic repeatedly to get the message because I tend to get distracted by the specific drawing or characters, that is why I come to you, I trust your judgment.

Hey there!

That's really kind of you to say and I appreciate it. It's certainly a tough question, if only because of the sheer volume of stories there are in the over 60 years the X-Men have been around.

Some readers are never going to come around on coding or deniable story elements, but there's plenty of people who are interested in good faith close readings. Personally, I find myself a lot happier by avoiding the former and seeking the latter - something Tumblr is especially good for. Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men has at least one whole episode dedicated to examination of Scott Summers through an ASD lens. I definitely recommend checking that out if you haven't already.

Part of the problem with imagining a rewrite is that a lot of the stuff I'd remove/alter simply wouldn't be allowed. Marvel has a very clear culture and identity in terms of what's allowed and what's not, and they're not looking to break any barriers (unless it's profitable.) A pretty simple thing I'd add would be a diagnosis for Scott, or a storyline where he explores that. Obviously a diagnosis doesn't make anyone's health any more valid (bc doctors kinda suck) but if you're looking to get something to stick, especially with fans, you need to be crystal clear.

Unfortunately, even that might be a little too close to permanent change for Marvel (with not enough opportunities for action) that the pitch wouldn't be accepted or I'd be editorially overwritten. Then, even if it did get published, chances are high that the next writer or the next would undo it or handle it offensively (like Legion's 'autism' for example.)

Part of me wouldn't go back and change problematic choices from the past (except for the super egregious stuff) because it does add some value. I hate the love triangle, for instance, but it has led to plenty of interesting dynamics. I'd certainly make it less creepy and have Logan grow/feel social consequences for his bs, but that brings me back to something I wouldn't be allowed to do. Stories like AvX, that baffle me with the choices made, are some of my favourites to analyse in retrospect.

Part of the importance of fan engagement and interpretation of the text is discussion of coding and developing individual relationships with the canon, IMO. There's just too much of it, often contradictory, that you have to choose what is and isn't meaningful to you. The X-Men franchise is never going to be perfect but discovering how to dictate the terms for your enjoyment can be rewarding, or even necessary.

I hope that helps, feel free to follow up if I missed anything or you'd like me to elaborate/explore further. I may have misunderstood the question.

Thanks for the ask and the kind words. Hope you're well!

[gxthic-kittn]

//T0mmy, W1lbur

//

T0mmy laid in his bed, the soft hum of his air conditioning whirring in the background. It was early in the morning, and he was bored.

He scrolled through his phone, and he kept finding himself hovering over the message app. W1lbur had called him late last night drunk and horny, and with the rejection of sex, W1lbur had hung up the phone.

Now, the next morning, T0mmy woke up to a photo from W1lbur. He had no clue what the man had sent, and with the past nights conversation, he wasn’t sure if it was a good idea to open the message.

Curiosity clawed at the back of his mind, and before he could process the fact he clicked on the app, the sight of W1lbur’s cock filled his screen.

W1lbur was rock hard, hand wrapped around the base. The length went halfway up his stomach, and his happy trail was dark and thick. T0mmy’s eyes widened, his own length twitching in his boxers.

T0mmy opened the photo fully, and the lower half of W1lbur’s face peaked through the photo. W1lbur was biting his lip, a clear indication that he was actively touching himself when he sent T0mmy the photo.

T0mmy’s cock twitched again in his boxers as he felt a pulling on his lower stomach. He let out an exasperated groan when he sat up, the friction from his boxers teasing the tip of his length.

T0mmy closed out the photo, unsure what to do now. The more he glanced at the photo, the more his length grew.

Within a few minutes of looking back and forth between that photo and debating on texting W1lbur, he so hard he couldn’t handle his boxers.

He pulled them off, sitting on the edge of his bed. With hesitation, he clicked the camera in the lower corner of the messages. His cock filled the screen instantly, and he winced at the sight. He pulled his phone back slightly, trying his best to angle the camera.

Once a photo was taken, he sent it W1lbur’s way. While anxiously waiting for W1lbur’s message, he decided to help himself. He grabbed the top of his length, running his hand all the way down.

A shiver ran down his spine as he gripped his bedsheet with his other hand, his hand subconsciously doing the work for him. His mind kept trailing back to W1lbur, his raspy voice when he sung, his rough, calloused fingers, and his cologne made T0mmy melt.

A ding from his phone, and he was surprised to see it was a video from W1lbur. T0mmy opened the video, turning his volume up.

W1lbur was running a hand up and down his cock, a small amount of precum spilling from the tip. W1lbur was moaning, letting out small gasps of pleasure between.

With the end of the video, W1lbur had let out a shaky yet soft moan- one of T0mmy’s name.

T0mmy’s eyes widened at that, his stomach dropping as he lurched forwards. He had a fluttering in his lower stomach, and pre cum had already started running into his hand.

W1lbur had moaned his name in an act of desperation, and T0mmy wasn’t much better off. He quickened the pace with his hand, his precum acting as lube against the dryness of his skin.

His cock twitched as the video replayed and replayed in the background, W1lbur’s soft moans filling T0mmy’s ears as he let out strangled moans of his own.

T0mmy picked his phone back up, opening the camera to send a video back. He was hunched over his cock, his hand chasing the high that W1lbur was mentally giving him.

He moaned out W1lbur’s name not once, but twice as his cock dropped with pre cum. The tip was ruby red with anticipation of the eventual release of his load.

He sent the video W1lbur’s way, and within a minute, W1lbur had FaceTimed T0mmy. He picked it up, slowing the pace of his hand.

W1lbur’s length and chest filled T0mmy’s screen, his lower face showing in the top.

“T0mmy- I can’t, I can’t hold on any longer. Are you close?” W1lbur asked, voice shaky as his hand gripped tighter on his length.

“I’m close too,” T0mmy moaned out, his hand speeding up to match W1lbur’s pace. It was almost painful how hard he was, and he couldn’t handle the moaning of his name through the phone.

T0mmy let out a strangled scream, his lower stomach feeling like a bomb set off. Heat fizzled and popped in his lower stomach, his cock exploding with cum.

W1lbur didn’t sound much better, his moaning of T0mmy’s name made him leak more than he was used too.

T0mmy’s phone was now covered in his own seed, chest and stomach dripping in cum. W1lbur’s stomach and chest looked much worse, and T0mmy couldn’t begin to imagine the cleanup they’d both be doing.

Both of them sat in silence for a moment, catching their breath.

“Let’s do this again, sometime soon?” T0mmy asked, gasping for air.

“Next time, come over, sweetheart. That way we can have more fun.”

//

[scarlet--wiccan]

girl what who is elektramotherofeverything and what does that have to do with me

I’ve been receiving a high volume of messages from somebody with that handle over the last few weeks and I ended up having to block them bc they asked me something really inappropriate. Your question was written in a similar tone and showcased a similar lack of critical thinking. This person has disrespected my boundaries in the past, so unfortunately I wouldn’t be surprised if they had started messaging me on an on after getting blocked.

[sanchezsidelinereport]

Credit Accepted! Kansas Steals Priority Target Right Out of the Lone Star State!

Alright, Rock Chalk faithful, put on your crimson and blue party hats! The Jayhawks just landed a Texas-sized win on the recruiting trail!

Lance Leipold and the Kansas Jayhawks are proving they ain't just a basketball school anymore, folks! They just swooped into the talent-rich state of Texas and snagged a commitment from Pearland linebacker Joseph Credit, a three-star prospect who was high on their wish list. This 6-foot, 205-pound playmaker chose the Jayhawks over some serious competition, including offers from Pac-12 stalwarts UCLA and Arizona State. According to 247Sports, Credit is the nation's No. 103 linebacker and the No. 157 overall prospect in the Lone Star State. That's a significant get for KU!

Why Kansas? Straight From the Source!

Let's hear it straight from Joseph Credit himself on why he's Rock Chalk bound:

"From the first day they offered me after camp, it's always been love from them. Every single day, something is popping up in my text messages. They never stopped showing love to the point where they came to my school with eight coaches. That stands out to me and that shows me that I'm really appreciated by their coaching staff."

Eight coaches showing up at your high school? That's not just interest; that's a full-court press! It's clear the Jayhawks made Credit feel like a true priority.

The Competition They Beat:

Credit's offer list was a mile long, boasting 18 schools vying for his talents. He eventually narrowed it down to a final three of Kansas, Arizona State, and UCLA. The Bruins reportedly hosted Credit for several visits down the stretch, but the Jayhawks' relentless pursuit and genuine connection clearly won out over the allure of the West Coast. Beating out those former Pac-12 programs for a Texas talent? That's a statement win for Leipold and his staff.

What's Kansas Getting on the Field?

So, what kind of player is heading to Lawrence? Here's the scouting scoop:

Credit is an athletic, run-and-hit linebacker who can cover ground sideline-to-sideline. He's got a knack for blitzing, showing good timing and above-average closing speed. He plays with a low pad level, which translates to consistent tackling. His athleticism allows him to beat blockers in the box and shed glancing contact.

His production in high school speaks for itself, racking up 11 sacks over his sophomore and junior seasons. While his track record is limited, his combine testing points to impressive redirecting suddenness, a trait that should translate well to the college game.

The 247Sports scouting report pegs Credit as a potential every-down off-ball linebacker at the Power Four level, with the athleticism to handle pass coverage and the downhill burst and instincts to be a situational blitzer. He's likely to thrive as an inside or weak-side linebacker and could be an instant contributor on special teams.

Bleacher Banter's Take:

This is a fantastic pickup for the Jayhawks. Credit brings a blend of athleticism and physicality that''s crucial for a modern linebacker. The fact that Kansas prioritized him and beat out programs like UCLA speaks volumes about their recruiting efforts under Leipold. Landing a talented Texas linebacker who felt genuinely wanted? That's how you build a program, folks. Keep an eye on Joseph Credit – he's got the potential to be a key contributor in Lawrence for years to come! Rock Chalk!

[rwby-is-the-best]

thinking about how differently ruby's life could have been had she not gone to beacon two years early

she was a prodigy & moving two years ahead she was still mostly above average in fighting skill (i think), so back in signal she might get to pyrrha nikos levels of skill. and she'd still have all her mysterious signal friends, of which I'm guessing there are at least four (she'd been going there for a while, probably long enough to outweigh the awkwardness?) and signal doesn't assign teams so she might have a bunch of friends she could work not quite as well with but more people overall to keep in touch with after the fall of beacon. since signal is more of a high school than a university, there's probably more locals going there than out-of-country students, and i got the feeling patch was pretty close to it since both tai and qrow taught there, so after communication is down, ruby would still be able to meet with most of her friends.

i think if ruby didn't use her silver eyes, qrow wouldn't have broken the news about everything to her unless he really thought they were already halfway to the endgame. instead he'd focus on training both his nieces and prepare them for what's coming as best as he could.

I don't think yang would ride out looking for her mom if ruby is still there, due to the responsibility of looking after ruby and also a big part of why she found raven was just to get to ruby, so maybe instead they'd set out together with a route that stops through every town they have a friend in, and they check up on as many friends as possible and they distribute supplies and messages and accumulate team members that way, until they inevitably get sucked into the ozpin problems again.

or maybe they stay at the house, qrow running around picking up intel and arguing with raven while tai pushes up his sleeves and goes back to teaching. ruby goes to school. yang misses her friends. she might try teaching at signal, but her unresolved inner turmoil would make it not go well. no, they'd have to set out eventually.

maybe after a long trip of uncovering secrets and finding people, ruby and yang hug each other and then go their separate ways, yang getting her team(s) together (not forgetting JNPR) (hahah maybe weiss successfully got to pyrrha this time and it's team PWBY) (ozpin would not make pyrrha leader. or weiss. BWPY, pronounced blupee) and ruby working with her network of undergrad huntresses, both groups chasing down different ends of the Lore until they're united again, both groups stronger than before but also irreversibly changed. i feel like the beacon + white fang gang could handle the haven academy finale without ruby, and then ruby and co could take down the leviathan or something, and then both groups work together in atlas to evacuate everyone but people still fall and there's still volume 9.

would ruby still be under so much pressure if she hadn't gone to beacon? would the weight of leading all those students and having silver eyes still weigh as much if she'd had more time to be a kid? to make mistakes? she'd still have that following-in-her-mom's-footsteps-a-little-too-closely problem, which is a pretty big one. but with more time with normaller knees, with tai and qrow preparing her as best as they can...

she might still be doomed even then

[davidbrianhoward]

Why Smart Startups Are Turning to David Brian Howard to Fix Their Sales Engines

In the high-stakes world of startup growth, few things stall momentum faster than a broken sales process. Founders often spend months perfecting their product—only to realize too late that they have no scalable way to get it into the hands of customers.

That’s where David Brian Howard comes in.

With over 12 years of experience in B2B sales and go-to-market execution, David Brian Howard has emerged as a trusted operator for SaaS companies and service-based startups that need more than advice—they need revenue. As the founder of Cadre Crew, a firm that builds virtual SDR teams and outbound systems, Howard has helped dozens of companies escape flatlined growth and get back on track.

His edge? He doesn’t chase hype. He builds systems.

The Problem: Startups Don’t Build Sales Engines—They Wing It

One of the most common mistakes Howard sees in early-stage companies is confusing traction with repeatability. A few warm intros and inbound leads might get you to $10–$30K MRR, but it won’t get you to scale.

“I’ve worked with so many founders who can sell the product themselves—but when it comes time to delegate sales, they have no process,” says David Brian Howard. “There’s no documented pipeline, no CRM logic, no messaging that converts cold leads.”

The result? Founder burnout, inconsistent revenue, and missed opportunities.

The David Brian Howard Playbook: Precision and Process

Unlike traditional consultants who offer generic advice, David Howard brings tactical execution to the table. He’s built and led sales teams, rebuilt broken CRMs, and launched outbound campaigns that actually generate meetings—with high-intent prospects.

At the core of his approach is a system he calls Precision Prospecting—a methodology that combines deep prospect intelligence, context-driven messaging, and automation that feels personal.

Here’s what it includes:

1. Smart Targeting

Before a single email goes out, David Brian Howard’s team maps buyer signals—funding events, tech stack changes, recent hires—and builds lead lists based on real purchase intent.

2. Relevance-First Messaging

Forget “Just checking in” or “Quick question.” Howard teaches teams how to craft outreach that speaks directly to the pain point—usually within the first two sentences.

3. Scalable Support

Through Cadre Crew, Howard supplies trained virtual assistants and SDRs who handle top-of-funnel research and outreach, freeing up closers to close.

It’s a model that delivers results quickly—without bloating headcount.

Real Results, Not Just Theories

In late 2024, a struggling SaaS company in Miami brought Howard in as interim head of growth. Revenue was stuck under $20K MRR. There was no outbound motion. The sales team was out of steam.

Within 90 days, monthly revenue tripled. Demo volume increased 218%. The founder was offloaded from daily sales for the first time since launch.

This wasn’t luck—it was a system. And it’s exactly what David Brian Howard installs for every client he works with.

Why Founders Trust David Brian Howard

Howard’s background isn’t theoretical. He’s built revenue from the ground up, sat in the sales seat, and knows what it takes to go from founder-led selling to scalable growth. His style is direct, data-driven, and built around action—not noise.

As more startups shift away from vanity metrics and toward sustainable sales, David Brian Howard is quickly becoming the go-to partner for founders who want to fix their funnel and grow with purpose.

[all-hallows-street]

Guess whose financial mistake arrived early...

I will give more in depth looks later (I have to work to afford such questionable purchases), but a quick individual review of what I got:

Neil Demon Plushy

Not a plush toys collector at all; my closest reference is the IKEA shark. He is heavier than he looks, very sturdy (?) if that makes sense. Doesn't seem like he will deform any time soon. The details are adorable and I don't see any glaring defects.

All Saints Street Hoodie

Surprisingly large for me. I was worried they only had one size made for the Chinese market. I'm 1.7m (5 foot 7) tall for reference and this is still a bit too big for me. Will likely get too small for anyone over 6 feet tall. The quality is good! Very soft. Velvet interior. I don't know much about shirt stamping, but since it's not in the fabric I'm guessing the stamp might start to crack after multiple washes.

All Saints Street Vol. 1-3 Collection

Now this is something I can talk about more. The sleeve was unfortunately damaged in shipping and the books have very minor damage in the spine and vol 2 has a minor case of dog ears. The quality of the paper is great! It is color paper, not glossy one you see in comic book issues, but it's thicker than the black and white you see in manga. Would still make sure to have a dehumidifier if your storing place is not dry. I've already experienced book wrapping and it's painful.

Each volume contains around 80 chapters with one extra chapter not on bilibili. They also contain a message from Lingzi and WSJ's editor, plus all character bios even for ones we never got one (Enrique, Eduardo ans Anthony). And if a Weibo post is correct some might have been updated from the ones online (Axel grew 1 cm in the book bio).

Of course later I'll look over everything to see if there are any significan changes to make a note of. Also it came with this lol.

I have the Alice in Wonderland art somewhere, I'll post it later as well.

All Saints Street Anniversary Playing Cards

The playing card decks from the 6th and the 7th anniversary. As you can see I haven't opened the 7th, but I got the 6th a while ago on AliExpress so I expect them to be similar.

This is something else I can review more in depth, coming from a family that loves playing poker. The quality of the prints is beautiful, however I keep them in the box all the time because the quality of the cards itself is not good!

The cards feel like store bought cardboard; good playing cards are made out of cardboard, but this deck doesn't have the same treatment. They are so fragile, even by just handling them to get the face cards I've already made slight damage to the edges. I wouldn't play any game with them, much less shuffle them. I don't even want to imagine how much they will bend. Also the Crystal card came with damage (the small white spot on the edge) from the store. Pain.

Anyways. I'll frame the face cards because they are so pretty and I want to keep them in the best condition... I don't know what I will do with the rest of the 36 cards. Maybe practice magic tricks? Lol. Before all this I've been working on how to scan all the face cards and post them, but it's been more difficult than expected. If you have ever tried to digitize prints you will know. Once I have them, I'll post them alongside high quality scans.

When it comes to my review of PandaBuy... On one hand it was an excellent service and experience. On the other... I don't even want to reveal how much the shipping was. I wouldn't recommend anyone else do it unless you are stupid with your money (like me), even then

I would advice to do your own research. PandaBuy and all agents to buy from China are definitely better when you buy in bulk. My package was 'only' 2kg. Many people buy over 10kg to make it worth it. I'm already committed so if new volumes come out I will buy them, and maybe also get counterfeit Gucci shoes or something since that's what most people use this agents for...

That's all for now. Feel free to reply or send any questions you have.

[blogsajs2024]

Get Chatbot service for business with APIWAA

In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses are constantly looking for innovative ways to connect with their customers more effectively and efficiently. One of the most powerful tools available to achieve this is the APIWAA. By integrating APIWAA into your business operations, you can enhance communication, improve customer service, and drive engagement to new heights.

What is APIWAA?

APIWAA is a powerful communication tool that allows businesses to integrate WhatsApp messaging into their existing systems and workflows. Unlike the standard WhatsApp Business app, the API is designed for medium to large businesses, offering scalability and a range of advanced features that streamline customer interactions. It provides a programmable interface that enables businesses to send and receive messages, automate responses, and manage communication at scale.

1.Enhanced Customer Communication: With APIWAA, businesses can offer real-time customer support and engagement. The ability to send instant replies to customer queries, provide order updates, and share promotional content ensures a smooth and efficient communication process. This level of responsiveness helps build trust and loyalty among customers.

2.Automation and scalability: The APIWAA allows for the automation of routine tasks, such as sending appointment reminders, order confirmations, and personalized messages based on customer interactions. This not only saves time but also ensures consistent and accurate communication. The API’s scalability means it can handle a large volume of messages simultaneously, making it ideal for businesses of all sizes.

3.Rich Media support: Unlike traditional SMS, APIWAA supports rich media messages, including images, videos, documents, and interactive buttons. This capability allows businesses to create engaging and visually appealing messages that can capture the attention of their audience more effectively.

4.Secure and Reliable: Security is a top priority for APIWAA. The platform uses end-to-end encryption to protect messages and data, ensuring that customer information remains private and secure. This level of security helps businesses comply with data protection regulations and provides peace of mind to both the business and its customers.

Use Cases: Customer Support: Provide instant responses to customer inquiries, resolve issues quickly, and offer support 24/7.

Marketing Campaigns: Send targeted promotions, offers, and updates directly to customers’ WhatsApp accounts, ensuring high open and engagement rates.

Order Notifications: Keep customers informed with real-time updates on order status, shipping details, and delivery confirmations.

Appointment Reminders: Automate appointment reminders to reduce no-shows and improve customer experience.

Conclusion: The APIWAA is a game-changer for businesses looking to enhance their communication strategy. By integrating this powerful tool, businesses can improve customer engagement, streamline operations, and ultimately drive growth. Whether you’re a small startup or a large enterprise, the APIWAA offers the flexibility and functionality needed to stay ahead in today’s competitive market. Embrace the future of communication with APIWAA and unlock your business’s full potential.

[fantasticwerewolfzombie]

The Benefits of Using a WhatsApp API Chatbot Provider

In an era where instant communication is vital for customer satisfaction, businesses are turning to messaging platforms to enhance their engagement strategies. WhatsApp, with its extensive user base, offers an incredible opportunity for businesses to connect with their audience. Using a WhatsApp API chatbot provider can take this engagement to the next level by providing businesses with tools to automate, streamline, and optimize their communication efforts. Below, we explore the key benefits of using a WhatsApp API chatbot provider.

1. Seamless Integration

WhatsApp API chatbot providers simplify the process of integrating the API with existing business systems. These providers offer pre-built solutions and frameworks that reduce the need for in-house development resources. Businesses can connect their WhatsApp chatbots with:

Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Track customer interactions and manage leads efficiently.

E-commerce Platforms: Automate order updates, confirmations, and payment notifications.

Help Desk Tools: Streamline customer support by routing complex queries to human agents.

By offering seamless integration, chatbot providers allow businesses to save time and focus on their core operations.

2. 24/7 Customer Support

One of the primary advantages of using a WhatsApp API chatbot is its ability to operate around the clock. With a chatbot provider, businesses can ensure:

Instant Responses: Customers receive immediate replies, enhancing their satisfaction.

Consistent Service: Even outside business hours, inquiries are addressed promptly.

Reduced Workload: Human agents can focus on more complex tasks, while the chatbot handles repetitive queries.

This continuous availability significantly improves the overall customer experience.

3. Scalability

As a business grows, so does the volume of customer interactions. A WhatsApp API chatbot provider enables businesses to handle thousands of conversations simultaneously without compromising quality. This scalability ensures that:

Businesses can manage peak periods, such as holiday seasons or promotional campaigns.

Multiple customer inquiries are addressed in real-time, avoiding delays.

The chatbot’s infrastructure can scale up or down based on demand, optimizing resource usage.

4. Enhanced Customer Engagement

A WhatsApp API chatbot provider offers tools to create personalized and engaging interactions. Features like Natural Language Processing (NLP) and AI-powered recommendations help:

Personalize Responses: Tailored replies based on customer history and preferences.

Offer Real-Time Assistance: Guide customers through purchasing decisions or troubleshooting steps.

Collect Feedback: Conduct surveys to understand customer needs and improve services.

These capabilities strengthen the relationship between businesses and their customers.

5. Cost Efficiency

Investing in a WhatsApp API chatbot provider is cost-effective compared to maintaining a large customer support team. Chatbots help:

Automate Repetitive Tasks: Responses to FAQs, order status inquiries, and appointment bookings are handled automatically.

Reduce Human Intervention: Chatbots take care of basic queries, lowering staffing costs.

Minimize Errors: Automated responses are consistent and accurate, reducing potential misunderstandings.

This leads to significant savings while maintaining a high standard of customer service.

6. Security and Compliance

A reputable WhatsApp API chatbot provider ensures that businesses adhere to WhatsApp’s strict policies and guidelines. Key benefits include:

End-to-End Encryption: Protecting customer conversations from unauthorized access.

Data Privacy: Complying with data protection regulations such as GDPR.

Reliable Infrastructure: Providers handle updates, maintenance, and security patches, ensuring uninterrupted service.

By prioritizing security, businesses can build trust and confidence among their customers.

7. Analytics and Insights

Most WhatsApp API chatbot providers offer analytics tools to track and optimize performance. These insights help businesses:

Monitor Key Metrics: Measure response times, customer satisfaction, and conversation volumes.

Identify Trends: Understand customer behavior and preferences to refine strategies.

Improve Chatbot Performance: Continuously update workflows and templates for better outcomes.

With actionable data, businesses can make informed decisions to enhance their operations.

8. Support for Multilingual Communication

A global customer base often requires communication in multiple languages. Chatbot providers enable businesses to:

Offer Multilingual Support: Provide responses in customers’ preferred languages.

Expand Market Reach: Connect with diverse audiences without language barriers.

Enhance Accessibility: Ensure inclusivity for non-English-speaking users.

This feature is particularly beneficial for businesses aiming to expand their presence in international markets.

9. Streamlined Onboarding and Training

Using a chatbot provider simplifies the process of setting up and managing a WhatsApp API chatbot. Providers often offer:

Pre-Built Templates: For common use cases such as order tracking and customer support.

Comprehensive Documentation: Guiding businesses through integration and customization.

Ongoing Support: Ensuring smooth operations and troubleshooting any issues.

This support makes it easier for businesses to get started and maximize their chatbot’s potential.