#i'm so...

[compo67]

I'm knitting but I'm knitting angrily.

[theirloveisgross]

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[susandsnell]

nobody touch me because Claudia called Louis her angel. Louis was, in a sense, Daniel's guardian angel.

[kopivie]

The night sky unfurls above you like a vast, velvet canvas, scattered with pinpricks of light that pulse softly in the darkness. The air is cool and crisp, carrying the scent of pine and the faint whisper of the sea. You're lying side by side with Kazuha on a blanket atop a grassy hill, far from the bustling cities of Teyvat, where the world feels at peace. The gentle rustling of leaves in the wind mingles with the steady rhythm of Kazuha’s breath, grounding you in this tranquil moment.

Kazuha shifts slightly, his arm brushing against yours as he points to a cluster of stars overhead. "See that one there?" His voice is soft, almost reverent as he speaks. "That’s Tsukuyomi, the Moon God. The legends say he watches over travelers and guides them on their journeys, even when the path is uncertain."

You follow his gaze, your eyes tracing the constellation he’s pointing out. The stars twinkle like scattered diamonds, and you can almost imagine the serene face of a deity gazing back at you from the heavens.

“Does he guide you, too?” you ask, your voice barely above a whisper, not wanting to shatter the stillness of the night.

Kazuha turns his head to look at you, his eyes reflecting the starlight. There’s a warmth in his gaze that sends a shiver down your spine, not from the cold, but from the sheer intensity of the emotion it holds. “Perhaps,” he murmurs. “But I think I’ve already found my guiding star.”

His words hang in the air, their meaning sinking into your heart like a stone dropped into a still pond, sending ripples of warmth through you. You’ve known Kazuha to be a man of few words, one who lets the wind and the world speak for him. But when he does speak, his words carry a weight that’s impossible to ignore.

You turn onto your side, facing him fully, your heart pounding in your chest. The night air feels colder now, or maybe it’s just the way Kazuha is looking at you, his eyes never leaving yours. “And where does your star lead you?” you ask, your voice trembling slightly.

Kazuha’s hand finds yours, his fingers intertwining with yours in a gesture that feels as natural as breathing. “To you,” he replies simply, as if it’s the most obvious thing in the world.

For a moment, the world fades away. It’s just you and Kazuha, lying beneath a blanket of stars, the universe stretching out endlessly above you. His hand is warm in yours, and you can feel the steady beat of his heart through the small connection, grounding you in this moment.

You’ve shared many adventures with Kazuha, traversed countless landscapes, and faced numerous challenges. But this—this quiet moment of connection under the stars—feels like the most profound adventure of all.

The stars continue their slow dance across the sky, oblivious to the two souls lying beneath them. But for you and Kazuha, time seems to stand still. The future is uncertain, and the path ahead may be filled with unknowns, but here, in this moment, you know one thing for sure.

You would follow Kazuha to the ends of the earth, just as he would follow you. Together, you’ll navigate the journey, with the stars as your witnesses and your hearts as your guide.

Kazuha’s voice breaks the comfortable silence. “Do you think the stars envy us?” he asks, his tone contemplative.

���Envy?” you repeat, curious.

He nods, his gaze returning to the sky. “They watch us from afar, bound to their positions, unable to experience the world as we do. They see everything, yet they can’t touch it. I think they must envy the freedom we have.”

You smile, squeezing his hand gently. “But they have a beauty that we can only dream of,” you counter. “Perhaps they envy our freedom, but we envy their endless light.”

Kazuha hums in agreement, a small smile tugging at the corners of his lips. “Perhaps that’s true. But I wouldn’t trade this moment for all the light in the sky.”

And as you lie there, wrapped in the warmth of Kazuha’s presence, you know that neither would you.

-🍯

i know you don't interact much with genshin anymore (as far as i catch when you're on my dash, anyway) but i still thought you'd enjoy this!

take it a lil gift bc you deserve it <33

OHHH??@??@&$&÷,×?@ HELLO STRANGER IN MY INBOX???

i always marvel at the sheer talent that lies within the average tumblr anon who drops by my inbox. like this is beautiful – so beautiful that i had to stop and squeal for like three minutes because it's been SO LONG since anyone has dropped kazuha content in my asks

gaaaahhhh thank you, kind stranger. 🥹🥹💜💜💜💜

[dullanyan]

Im rarely ever in fandoms so i finally get to experience everyone demonizing someone for having flaws and not being perfect with shuro dunmeshi <:}

[atechalk]

if anything is going to drag me back onto this hellsite it's GOING to be little nightmares i PROMISE ... i own every diorama i've preordered the new one i'm listening to the sound of nightmares podcast i'm putting twitch in the world ... i'm so ready

[crimsonservbot]

You ever hear that old chestnut about how most people neglect the part of the story of Icarus where he also had to avoid flying too low, lest the spray of the sea soak his feathers and cause him to fall and drown? You ever think about how different the world would be if Icarus died that way instead? If the idiom was to Fly To Close To The Sea? A warning against playing it far too safe, about not stretching your wings and soaring properly? You ever think about how Icarus died because he was happy?

[izzythedemigod]

I just found the funniest font ever

Like. What is this. Why is this. Who is the target audience of this?

[leebrontide]

Ok so my kid had an ear infection, right? As kids often do.

The doctor scraped out a bit of earwax to have a better look inside.

I was sent a bill for $200 PER EAR for this 5 second procedure which I did not give permission for them to do.

That was key- they did not ASK me if they could do this "procedure". And, as I OWN a medical practice (it's me. The medical practice is me, sitting in my house on video calls) I knew to call them when this bill came in to be like "You did not obtain informed consent for this procedure, and it was not en emergency procedure. You had full ability to gain my consent and didn't. I'm not paying."

And the massive hospital who owned the bill said "yuh-huh you do have to pay."

And I said "I own a practice. I know these laws. I do not owe you money for this."

And they conducted an "internal review" and SURPRISE! Decided I totally owed them money and they had never done anything wrong ever.

And so I called my state's Attorney General office, and explained the situation because, as I mentioned, I know the law. The AG got in touch within a couple days to say they were taking the case and would send the massive hospital conglomerate a knock it off, guys letter.

Lo and Behold, today I have a letter where said hospital graciously has agreed to forfeit the payment.

"How not to get screwed over by companies" should be part of civics class.

Know your rights and know who to call when they're infringed on. This whole process cost me $0 and honestly less effort than I would have expected.

May this knowledge find its way to someone else who can use it.

[recklessmoss]

WEEE!! WEEEE!!! WEEE!!! YAYYY!! YIPPIE! WAHOO! AWAWAWA!!! WEE WEE WAA WAA WAA! ZWEEM !! BABABABA! YAHOOO WEE YAY WYEE !! WEWEWEE!!

[whitachi]

posting it here because there's no chance anyone in my family would ever see it: this is how my brother's 13-year-old child decided to announce something to me

[jue-jack]

Kirby is a star!!!

[pangur-and-grim]

also I got a tattoo partially re-coloured today and they bandaged me in veterinary wrap like I'm a sick horse

[fallout-lou-begas]

[stormsbourne]

usually when you have a stomach bug your body is like yes sir we'll get this punk out of here, 48 hours tops. then you get a cold and your body is like I dunno ... between a few hours and eleven months ... maybe a week minimum .... you gotta understand we're short staffed