#this has been sitting in my inbox for a while

[sturniolo04]

YN Sturniolo, a sophomore and younger sister to the well-known Sturniolo triplets, overhears cruel rumors at school but about her relationship with her junior boyfriend, Nathan Doe. and he find her crying and helps her calm down .

A/n:  ofc! I put a little spin on it and made it into a little blurb! I absolutely love these requests I have coming in, you guys are amazing!! I hope you love it! And remember to leave requests in my inbox! If you don’t like the pre added name in my works you can simply put in your own or don’t read it, it up to you :)-Charli

dividers: @issysh3ll

Being the younger sister of the triplets which were your brothers had some major great things that came along. I mean their friends were kind of your friends. So when you and Nate became close and started dating you really didnt think twice about what could go wrong.

You of course didnt factor in the fact that Nate was a year older than you making him a junior in highschool while you were a sophomore. That age difference allowed alot of people to make assumption about the realtionship as a whole.

It was supposed to be a normal friday in school last day of the week before the weekend. You didnt think that you would over hear a bun h girls in you grade calling you 'easy' and a 'slut.'

At first ignoring it seemed to work but as you got closer towards the last couple of passign periods of the day it got worse.

"oh my god there is no way they are actually together he like has to be in it because she puts out"

a random girl in the back of the class whispers a few feet away. The truth was you and Nate have never had sex so there was no way what they were saying was true butyour brain was telling you something completely different.

You scurried off to an empty classroom once the bell rang singalling that school was over, bawling your eyes out. How could they say something like that they didnt even know you or nate and they geuninely believed what they were saying which made it all worse when you thought about how many others might say and believe the same thing.

"hey you ready to head to the house since i know you and sis are wanting to hangout"

matt asks nate as they all met up by his locker for him to grab the jeep keys.

"yeah i just cant find her i saw her at lunch and then walked her to her last class but havent seen her since"

nate states shurgging his shoulders kind of worried.

"thats weird did you check by her locker"

nick asks as Nate simple nods his head 'yes'

"maybe she went to the bathroom then"

chris suggests.

"maybe i will look there and wait for her you guys can go out to the car"

nate states as they all nod and begin to bhead to the parking lot.

Nate walked his way to the bathrooms calling out your name to see if you were even in there but of course you werent.

"where could she be this school isnt that fucking big"

nate mumbles to himself. Nate stops in the middle of the hallway hearing muffled sob from a random class next to the bathrooms. Turning on his heels he follwoed the soun walking into the classroom to find you tucked in the corner by a bookshelf crying.

"baby"

nate quietly coos out making his way over to you sitting in front of you running comforting hands along your legs that were tucked into you chest. You continued to cry not bringing yourself to have response back.

"what happened talk to me"

nate softly asks you as you lfit your head up slowly eyes puffy from how long and hard you had been crying.

"girls are mean nate"

you mumble shakily out.

"what did they say"

nate asks.

"they said you were only with me because im easy"

you trails off.

"they are calling me a slut saying that you also just with me still because they think that i put out good"

you shakily let out.

"baby you know thats not true right"

nate asks you.

"yeah i know"

you huff out

"okay then let them talk you know and i know thats not the case okay"

nate states softly reaching his hand to thread through your hair softly. you leaning into his touch.

"yeah"

you sigh out.

"i got you princess always"

nate replies leaning over to place a sweet kiss to your forehead.

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[yoiisa]

Hii!!! just wanted to say I love the way you write and have been binge reading all your blogs recently (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤

Also, I'd like to request a windbreaker x reader whereby the reader acts like Emu Otori from pjsekai. Imagine Sakura trying to handle all the attention, it'd be such a cute dynamic. Any character is fine btw, I'll leave it up to your creativity!

Thankss and have a good rest of your day/night/afternoon (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤

ahhh thank you sweetie!! there was a request in my inbox for an Ai Hoshino reader as well, but I accidentally deleted it (i'm sorry!!). I'm going to combine that a little into this as (at least from my understand of pjsekai) they're both singing shows!!

for this i'll do the main trio, so sakura, suo, and nirei

➜ sakura haruka would get incredibly flustered by your constant optimism and high energy ➜ he has trouble keeping up with relatively positive people as it is, so to be around someone who's the sun reincarnate is a little draining ➜ despite this, the one thing he absolutely loves about you is how you never give up on him despite his cold and rough demeanor. you keep coming back to give him a little energy boost and he loves you for it

Sakura and you are on a date. Just a normal date. Nothing weird going on at all . . . except for the fact that your smile is glowing brighter than the sun. Sakura's hand is laced in yours and he swears as the two of you walk down the street, you're literally causing plants to photosynthesize. "Seriously, how do you smile so much?" he asks, more to himself than anything else. "What'd you say Haru?" you ask, looking over to him. "Huh? Oh, nothing," he mutters, looking away. The two of your fall into a comfortable silence, and you get a little closer to him. "Where do you wanna eat?" you ask. "Hmm, I don't really care. I'm down for whatever," he responds, unable to meet your eyes. He thinks if he does, his head might blow up. "Okay, should we go to the restaurant district," you ask, your shoulder brushing his, "or Pothos? Or there was that place in Roppon-" "[name]," Sakura grits out. "Too. Close." "Huh? Oh!" you laugh and back up. "Sorry, sorry!" Sakura whips his head to look at you, his face a furious red as he glares at you. "Seriously, learn some sense of personal space, plea-" His voice dies in his throat. Your eyes are glowing, the beads of light looking like little stars embedded into your irises. "Haruka?" you ask, poking his cheek, "are you okay?" Sakura snaps out of his trance and shakes his head a little. "Y-yeah, I'm fine. Let's just go to Roppongi and get some bar food." "Okay!"

➜ suo hayato is the one person who will never underestimate you ➜ he admires how bubbly and positive you are, but unlike others, he never writes you off as airheaded because of it ➜ he's pretty quiet around you and is content to let you just ramble and go off with your positivity ➜ he is pretty protective of you though; he doesn't want people to take advantage of you

The two of you are at your house, sitting on the couch and watching TV. A singing competition is running right now and you sigh. "I'd love to sing like that one day," you say and Suo chuckles. "You have a good voice," he says. "You should try out for one one day." "Maybe," you grin and look over at him. "You think I'm pretty enough to be an idol?" Suo studies your face for a while, his smile turning softer by the second. Of course he thinks you're pretty enough to be an idol, but there's more to it than just that. You radiate this energy that just attracts people to you. Suo reaches up to your face and pinch your cheek. You squeal and he laughs, "You're like a flower that makes all the little bees come buzzing." "Is that good?" you ask, swatting his hand away. Suo nods and pulls you into his chest. Your back is against his chest and he rests his head on your shoulder. He kisses the skin exposed by your sweater drooping off your shoulder. "Yes, just don't let them sting you," he says, his hands caressing your skin. "How could I?" you respond, nuzzling his cheek. Your smile never wanes as you say, "I have the best guard in the world."

➜ you are nirei akihiko's type point blank period ➜ someone who is smart, kind, determined, and positive? oh yeah, he was a goner the minute he met you ➜ he pines heavy for you, with his friends laugh while watching his poor little puppy brain try to keep up with you ➜ when he finally confesses, he's so scared, but one look in your eyes and he knows he's set

"I think you should just confess to her," Kiryu says, resting his chin on the table of the booth. "What's the worst that could happen?" "She rejects him," Sakura says. Nirei tenses as Suo whacks Sakura on the back of his head. "Don't say such mean things Sakura," he admonishes with a perfectly pleasant voice. Suo turns to Nirei and smiles, patting him on the back. "Just do exactly as we told you, and everything will be fine." "Besides," Tsugeura interjects, "these flowers are pretty as hell. Every pretty girl loves pretty flowers, no?" "Y-yeah!" Nirei nods, wiping his hands on his pants. "She'll love them . . . right?" He looks around at his friends, who all nod in support. Nirei takes a deep breath just as the door to Pothos opens, the bell jingling. He glances over his shoulder and watches you walk in, taking a seat at the bar counter. "Is it just me or did the room get brighter when she walked in, like a TV show?" Kiryu asks, genuinely confused. Well of course it would. Your a ball of light, like a star plucked right out of the sky just for Nirei's enjoyment- or rather, torment. Everytime he sees you, he swears his heart will just up and give out. Suddenly, you turn around and wave at him. Every boy at the table freezes as you do, and Nirei turns red so suddenly, before immediately going pale white. "Nirei, she's waving you over," Suo whispers. "Go." Nirei takes a deep breath and stands on shaky legs. He's about to grab the flowers, but a longer look into your eyes and he decides to just leave them. He hears Sakura's breath hitch as he just walks over to you and sits next to you. "H-hi," Nirei says. "Hey," you reply with a bright grin and Nirei feels . . . comfortable, for once.

a/n: writing fluffy fics with videos about human experimentation playing in the background is my favorite hobby

[shinidamachu]

Sid, I know you’re mostly an InuKag blog and this probably isn’t your area of expertise, but as a POC the discourse surrounding Kikyo - and by extension InuKik as a ship - really bothers me.

Seems like all anyone can focus on about Kikyo as a character is stupid Iove triangle shipping discourse, if she is hated or called out it’s generally only for that reason and that reason alone. Otherwise if people aren’t hating her because “she gets in the way of InuKag,” she’s treated as this cool girlboss who’s a tragic figure and simply misunderstood, now this is not to erase the complexities and nuance that is inherent to her character, but it kinda bothers me that she’s not called out more for her actual crime in actually being really low-key racist? Like personally she’s one of the most problematic characters in the franchise to me.

The way she treats Inuyasha throughout the anime and manga she acts like she’s doing him a favor and gives off strong “I can’t be racist, I have a black friend/bf!” vibes. She treats him as one of the “good demons” constantly comparing him to the full-blooded ones saying how he’s not like *that* because he has human blood. She straight out just asks him if he ever just thought of stopping being biracial essentially, telling him to throw half of his identity and race away and get rid of his problematic “ethnic features.” She is literally Microaggressions: The Character.

And I know IY is fiction and demons aren’t an actual race that exists in real life, but I’m of the belief that fiction does not exist in a vacuum, it influences and informs reality just like reality informs it. The whole “demons vs humans” conflict that is at the center of the narrative and a hanyou’s place in it feels like it’s meant to be a direct allegory/metaphor for racism between different ethnic groups out in the real world and how mixed people are often caught in the middle. Inuyasha to me reads as a very POC-coded character with very distinct physical features alien to the dominant human society that he is judged for constantly. And maybe I’m just being overly sensitive but it feels really wrong that shipping drama is people’s biggest issue with Kikyo when they’re kinda ignoring this big 5ft pink elephant in the room? I mean tons of other fandoms are always ready to decry and call out the racism inherent to their franchises so why doesn’t the IY fandom? (Though the callouts of Sunrise over whitewashing Shiori in Yashahime was a good start)

InuKik’s whole relationship in general is just really uncomfortable and has these weird racial power undertones to it, I mean Kikyo is a respected village authority who is a Miko in charge of protecting the village in demons, so literally in the position of a “cop,” while Inuyasha himself is a poor, disenfranchised minority youth who’s discriminated against day in and day out and Kikyo basically takes it as her task to play white savior and try to “rehabilitate/civilize” him society, all while she clearly has the upper hand and holds all the privilege between the two and yet she wants to play little miss “woe is me” and pretends or even dismisses the fact that she has any privilege at all? That her and Inuyasha “are in the exact same position???”

And sure we could talk about misogynist double standards and how it’s unfair I’m suddenly interested in “cancelling” her character when Sesshomaru himself is also a big ass racist, but see the difference is is that at least Sesshomaru is an upfront, out-and out open racist. Neither he nor the narrative ever attempt to paint him in the right and openly criticize and give him comeuppance for his racist attitude in life which he has to actively learn from. Kikyo on the other hand is imo the much more dangerous type of racist, she’s the insidious “covert” racist, who might not even realize they’re being racist but has internalized a lot of toxic societal messaging regarding certain skin colors (Or I guess in IY’s case, supernatural powers and animal-like physical features) and so overtly looks down on POC and does a lot more institutional harm to them than a KKK-style racist like Sesshomaru could ever do. She’s not a self-aware racist, which imo is the much more dangerous type.

Anyways sorry for going off on this long rant to you like this, it’s just always bugged me that the fandom seems to overlook this major flaw and problematic connotations surrounding Kikyo’s character when this is an an extremely important issue that deserves to be talked about more and has much more serious implications than any petty shipping debates.

I'm gonna preface this by saying I'm not white either. However, this doesn't necessarily make me an expert on the subject by any means. It's definitely not my intention to speak for every people of color in the fandom. I'm simply sharing a personal opinion.

Of course Inuyasha is fiction and demons aren't an actual race, but as you so pertinently put it: fiction doesn't exist in a vacuum. It influences and informs reality and, in return, reality equally influences and informes fiction.

Inuyasha's predicament is a very clear representation of racism. Just because it doesn't get called out by name, it doesn't mean it's not there. The prejudice, the discrimination and the ostracizing he went through certainly are.

The unfair way in which he has been treated might have nothing to do with his skin tone, but it's deeply associated with his status as a half demon, something he can't nor should naturally change. For an allegory, it can't get more explicit than this.

In that sense, it matters little which real life minority we think Inuyasha was coded after. What's really important is recognizing that his half demon heritage carries an undeserved stigma. It shaped who he is and how he's perceived by others. As a result, everything concerning his demonic blood will inevitably rise very real racial issues. That's why Kikyo comes off in a bad light.

She initially spared Inuyasha's life because she didn't see him as a half demon, but as a half human. And then she got into her head that, due to their shared loneliness, they were not so different — completely neglecting the fact that said loneliness came from totally different places.

Like I've said before: Inuyasha didn’t choose loneliness. Everyone else chose to isolate him. Kikyo, on the other hand, isolated herself. Both Kaede – as the village priestess – and Kagome – as the new guardian of the Jewel – proved that it's more than possible to fulfil their duties while still mantaining deep, meaningful connections to other people. Kagome in particular relied on those connections for her power to grow.

And so Kikyo had the option to simply drop everything if she so desired: pass the Jewel on, stop using her powers and start fresh somewhere. She had the option to ask for help, to let people in.

At the same time, all the reasons why she doesn't are completely understandable. It makes perfect sense for her character, fleshs out her personality and it makes her interesting from a storytelling perspective. What she didn't have was the right to compare her situation to Inuyasha's, who didn't have the luxury of choosing.

Of course, having a little sister who loved her to death and an entire village worshipping the ground she walked on aren't impediments to feeling lonely or depressed, but it's still way more than what Inuyasha ever had at the time.

Kikyo's sorrow doesn't take away from the fact that she was privileged and therefore, could never speack to Inuyasha from a place of parity. Presenting herself as his equal is a false equivalence and the way the scene was framed made it look like Kikyo was asking Inuyasha for sympathy when the goal was — or at least should have been — showing him compassion and understanding.

In that sense, suggesting to use the Jewel to turn him into human is just awful. Not only would it be a selfish wish, but also there's no way for us to know exactly how it would backfire, only that it would. Inuyasha was being used to test a theory that would have failed. Spectacularly.

Sure you can. You're half human, after all. But if it was used to turn you into a human... the Jewel would be purified and would probably cease to exist.

The repetition of the word "human" emphasizes said circumstance. Also, notice how it gets confidently associated with "purity", while such certaninty is not applied to what could happen to the Jewel, which would only "probably" cease to exist.

Not to mention Inuyasha canonically hates being human. It's bad if Kikyo doesn't know that fact, because it shows just how little they actually knew about each other for two people who are supposed to be in love, but for obvious reasons, it's even worse if she does know.

One might argue that her intentions here were good. Adopting the "we're not so different" approach was her way of reaching up to Inuyasha and turning him into human was mutually beneficial in theory. Regardless of what her reasoning was, though, the point is that she never should have done it in the first place. It was highly insensitive at best.

And even if you believe that Kikyo didn't have an actual issue with Inuyasha's demonic features — which is as valid an interpretation as any — there's no denying she wasn't too fond of them either, otherwise she wouldn't have jumped at the chance to get rid of them. She liked Inuyasha despite of who he was, not because of it.

The situation gets even worse when you realize that this arrangement isn't mutually beneficial at all. Hypothetically, Kikyo would be free of her duty, becoming an ordinary woman with a human Inuyasha by her side, which was already everything she wanted. But what about him?

Inuyasha is the one making all the compromising. He was the one putting his life — the one his demon father died to save — on the line. He was the one sacrificing his powers, his physical appearance and his father's legacy (because he wouldn't be able to wield Tessaiga as a human, even if he didn't know about its existence yet). Inuyasha being a half demon was the living proof of his parents tragic love story and he was turning his back on that not because he thought was what he wanted — like becoming a full demon, for instance — but because someone else suggested it to him.

What was Inuyasha getting out of it? "Acceptance" from villagers he didn't really care about and who would only be friendly to him because he wouldn't look like himself anymore, while still being racist to other demons? An "official" relationship with Kikyo, even though there isn't really a good reason as to why he couldn't have that without forsaking a part of who he was, since relationships between demons and humans, though rare, already existed and he eventually got that with Kagome?

Unless, of course, Kikyo's offer to live together was conditional. Which raises the question: what was Kikyo giving up, apart from things she wanted gone anyway? And what would have happened if Inuyasha refused to go with her plan?

Because it was one thing to kiss him in secret — like the anime-only scene in the docks — or after she was technically dead and had nothing to lose, but it's a totally different thing to own up to that relationship without the prospect of using the Jewel to change him. Unfortunatelly, her character isn't written well enough for us to draw our own conclusions based solely on canon material.

The point I'm trying to make is that despite the narrative portraying Kikyo's suggestion as a selfless act on her part, she would be the only one actually benefiting from this deal long run. In the end of the day, it was more about her needs than his, because the kind of acceptance she was offering Inuyasha wasn't the one he needed, which Kikyo should've known.

Inuyasha going for it isn't the proof of love Takahashi — and part of the fandom — tend to paint it as. It's a proof of desperation: desperation that Kikyo would walk away if he told her no. Desperation to belong somewhere. Anywhere. Remember: Inuyasha had his mind set on becoming a full demon literally a few days prior.

That's why this ship was build to wreck, with or without Naraku. There were no trust, no intimacy, no honesty. They barely knew each other. Inuyasha put Kikyo on a pedestal and was constantly trying to act like someone he wasn't to please her (restrained, apathetic and unsure). Their whole relationship was based on loneliness and idealization.

All of this is to say that the way Kikyo treated Inuyasha's heritage is a defining trait of her character and, by extension, of Inukik as a pairing. And although it is possible — even preferable — to call out her behavior outside the shipping discourse, it's also perfectly understandable that both things will blend together because Kagome and Inukag are direct paralells to Kikyo's actions in this regard.

Trust and acceptance are recurring themes in Inukag's relationship and the lack thereof, in my carefully curated fandom experience, is the biggest source of Kikyo and Inukik criticism and it circles right back to those racial issues. Sadly, the closer we ever got from the narrative challenging Kikyo's perspectie on the matter was having Inuyasha end up with Kagome, who had an opposite worldview.

Obviously, there are still people who will make this solely about the love triangle and there will always be, but as far as I can tell, they're mostly casual anime watchers nowadays, not at all comparable to how it used to be back when the ship war was still raging on.

I dislike Inukik and Kikyo is one of my least favorite characters not because I'm an Inukag shipper or a Kagome stan, but because as an Inuyasha stan and someone who appreciates themes and character growth, I can't get behind it even if Kagome never became a part of the equation.

And I believe a considerable amount of people who share this feeling think the same, we just don't express it more often because... Well... You said it yourself: I'm mostly an Inukag blog. And I'd much rather focus on the things I love instead of the ones I dislike.

You see, the Inuyasha fandom is old and the Inuyasha material is older. Inevitably, some part of its content did not age well and inevitably, someone has already pointed that out. It's understandable, though, that some people would chose not to engage the discussion in exchange of peace of mind. Especially with the "let people enjoy things" trend going on.

I think your frustration is completely valid and strongly encourage that you keep the discussion going on your blog if voicing your opinions and experiences will make you feel better. Particularly, I'll be avoiding the topic unless prompted by asks such as this one, in which case I'm fine talking about it.

Fandom is my escape from reality and using my recreative time explaining to the white people in it why certain dynamics portrayed in the show can be considered problematic in a racial level feels exhausting and it's not really my — or any other people of color's —obligation to do so if we don't feel up to it. Especially when there's a huge chance of backlash and of people reducing valid points to ship wars.

It's funny you shall mention the Shiori incident because, unlike Inuyasha, the sequel doesn't have the "test of time" to blame for its poor "creative" choices, since it's from 2020. I distinctly remember calling out the blatant white washing her character suffered, along with the sane part of the fandom and either got ignored because people thought we were overreacting or straight up got told that we were only speaking up because we didn't like a specific ship the show portrayed and that what Sunrise did was fine because Shiori's dark skin is, and I quote: actually orange. So yeah.

That being said, I have reservations about comparing Kikyo to a cop because, personally, I've always thought the priestess occupation — at least as it was originally portrayed in the series — had more to do with medical and spiritual care than with mantaining law and order. Plus, cops tend to do everything in their power to keep their authority and privilege intact, while Kikyo was willing to give that up to become an ordinary woman, but I do see where you're coming from.

As for the double standards, Kikyo isn't the first female character to fall victim to rooted misogyny and unfortunately won't be the last. Kagome herself gets hate for sexist reasons, often from the very people who reprove it when the same thing happens to Kikyo. However, I feel like claiming misogyny is the only reason Kikyo gets hate is not a completely honest statement.

I'd say this argument would hold a lot more water if Kikyo hadn't constantly belittle and actively tried to kill the female protagonist — who had been nothing but kind and understanding towards her — over jealousy, or if her post death existence wasn't literally based on feeding off of miserable women's souls.

The double standards regarding Sesshomaru are real, but it had little to do with gender and everything to do with context. Kikyo was a fallen priestess. One the narrative asks me to believe is in love — or at least loved — a half demon. Sesshomaru is a racist demon who despised his half demon brother and humans alike.

So when Sesshomaru takes a little human girl under his wings and acts somewhat respectfully towards Inuyasha, that's a huge deal to me. But when Kikyo, who is already dead, gives up her "life" to save the child she was planning to sacrifice for the greater good and treats Inuyasha with dignity, my reaction will naturally be "alright, what else is new?" Swap or even their genders and my feelings will remain the same.

It's not a crime having higher expectations for her than for an actual antagonist when the narrative insists on sweeping the bad things she has done under the rug and focusing on how she is still as good as she has always been because, in that case, doing good deeds is not some extraordinary feature, but rather the bare minimum.

Sesshomaru's bad actions were openly and correctly portrayed as bad. He was forced to face his limitations, his weakness and his loses. That made him grow as a character. And if I criticize Sesshomaru, people will most likely ignore me or agree instead of try and justify his actions with his daddy issues. Kikyo being armored by the plot didn't do her any favors in this regard.

Besides, if we're talking double standards, I frankly don't think some people would be as willing to look past Kikyo's mistakes — Sesshomaru's too, for that matter — and ship her with Inuyasha if she wasn't so pretty. And honestly? That's fine. No one needs an actual reason to love or hate a character.

Lastly, it's not like I don't get Kikyo's tragic backstory, it's just that a huge part of why it's tragic in the first place is because of the choices she made. Naraku was detrimental to her fate, yes. But Kikyo's appeal is that she wasn't a passive person to whom things just happened to. She had agency to make decisions for herself.

People like Inuyasha, Sango and Kohaku had way worse than her and definitely not by their choice, but they never used their traumas as an excuse to be cruel. And I'm not saying this is a competition. Kikyo's pain it's just as valid. I'm just saying that, given these circumstances, in a fictional level, it's way harder to relate and empathize with her character.

And it's not like I didn't want to stan Kikyo. On the contrary. She's beautiful, cunning and interesting. I have a long list of powerful, unapologetic, morally grey female characters that I love and most of them were a bigger treat to my ships than Kikyo ever was to Inukag. The difference is that they were well written.

Kikyo's entire concept is fantastic, but the execution was abysmal. It's very clear to me that Takahashi didn't know what to do with her and it's a shame to see so much potential get wasted. I don't mind her characterization at all. She should be flawed and controversial. It's the lack of character development and satisfying redemption arc that I take issue with, if the narrative is gonna sell her as a changed woman worthy of our sympathy.

Anyway... if you want her complexities and nuances done justice, I've heart the Sesskik fandom is the place to be. They actually acknowledge her flaws, hold her accountable for the things she's done and explore very interesting sides of her personality.

I didn't mourn Kikyo's death for a second. But I mourn the character she could have been every single day.

[draggoplush]

Have you seen the 2019 japan exclusive Chibi Ghidorah plush? i have him! and not only is he actually very unique to handle sensory-wise but he looks very friendly ;v;/ i think you'd like him! ^v^

You're absolutely right, this guy looks SO friendly! Thank you for sending them in :D

[can-i-make-image-descriptions]

Is there a reason you don't include the date when describing tweets? It always bugs me when people crop out the date because I want to know that, but maybe it's not as big a thing as I think it is.

Haha when I was trying to think of an good answer I was like "yeah why don't i?" Probably because I learned from examples and them peeps didn't include dates. I've started to add the dates, but my memory isn't what it used to be so I forget a decent amount.

[bluefirewrites]

you should make a fic on Julie being a famous singer but moves after the death of her mom and becomes neighbors with luke and the boys, but they don’t know she’s famous so they treat her like a normal girl.

Hmm... it’s a promising idea. 

I’ve totally read a Sonny with a Chance story that was similar to this where Sonny lives a double life as Sonny and Demi Lovato (because that’s who’s she played by)- 

and I’m getting off topic. 

Like would it be so that Julie’s left the spotlight? Or just simply relocated? 

Because if she decides to drop that lifestyle and start fresh, then we’ll definitely get some sweet moments of Julie letting loose and forming real and wholesome relationships with some real down to earth people for the first time. 

Like she’s probably used to people doing stuff for her because she’s a celebrity, and I think she gets like a mini heart attack whenever any of the boys do something nice for her- drive her around and show her around, maybe help with the fixer-upper of a house- because she has a sneaking suspicion that they know. 

It trips her up every time that people are just nice. And aren’t doing things because they want things from her. And she must have been used to people do nasty things in her line of work too being in a competitive industry like music. 

And the guys notice how Julie gets weirded out by their random acts of kindness and, pairing that with an aversion to talk about her family and past, they think that Julie’s not shown too much kindness and she’s not used to it- 

And that breaks their freakin’ heart, so they do their best to make her feel welcomed and included. 

The guys would definitely have a band, and would definitely try to get her to join- but she knows she can’t otherwise she’d be back in the spotlight and that’s the last thing she wants. 

But they would be the ones to remind her why she even wanted to do music in the first place, and they would help her heal and she would do the same for them and just- found family! 

I’m imagining that if they’re living in neighboring houses that Julie’s room would overlooks Luke’s. Totally get the Taylor Swift treatment with writing notes to each other on notebooks and showing them to the window. (Probably how they would write songs together late at night so they don’t disturb Alex, Reggie, and Flynn- her housemate). 

But what if she’s still in the limelight. Maybe she’s taking a break, but is very much still in the business. 

I could see her doing these crazy antics in an attempt to hide her double lifestyle. The kind of thing where she rushes home after an event, and throws on a robe to hide her sparkly jumpsuit, and answers the door “Hey, Luke? Whassup?’. 

Or have Julie use her fame to secretly help Sunset Curve. 

“The Orpheum?!” 

“Yeah, dude! They called and we’re playing this month!” 

“How? We’ve been trying to play there for years but it never happens!” 

Meanwhile Julie tucking her hair behind her ear, trying not to be suspicious “Wow, weird. Right?”

And of course, in either scenario, the fallout or conflict when the secret comes out. Different routes on how this would go, whether paparazzi spotted Juke, the band assuming Julie’s using them for music or vice versa- 

mostly conflict caused by complete misunderstanding and miscommunication (as we know how that how goes in movies ammirite?). 

It’d be fun to write, but I’m seriously swamped. But here are my ideas for it. And maybe if anyone sees this it’ll inspire them to write a fic with a similar premise. 

Thanks for the ask! And sorry it took so long to answer! 

[grimeysociety]

I think you're neurodivergent, not necessarily what you're diagnosed with already. Since you're afab (I assumed, sorry) your symptoms aren't what people would typically associate with adhd. I know this message might be coming out of nowhere but I've followed you for a while and I keep seeing a lot of things that give me pause.

[writefasttalkevenfaster]

just thinking about hotch spitting in my mouth while dominating me 👁👄👁✨🧚🏼‍♀️🤧🥰

honestly valid

i’m sorry i have nothing to add to this b/c i don’t know how to write this i’m really sorry 

[ctl-yuejie]

💖💕💖💕💖

[arrogantsuggestion]

He can't hurt you anymore.

No one can.

[kagetsukai]

Boop! 😘😘😘

Hai thar! :D

[rageagaiinsta]

anonymous sent an ask!! :: Is your muse comfortable with, or proud of their body? Are they insecure?

Annaleigh is comfortable with her body and her appearance. She's not one to follow beauty or fashion trends. I wouldn't say she's proud of her outward appearance, because she does have some days where she looks at herself in the mirror and hates how she looks. But don't most people feel this way? Some days she feels insecure about her appearance and some days Annaleigh could careless about how she looks. It depends on the day and how she's feeling mentally.

[lilalilan]

i have no idea what you're going thru rn but, may I offer you a cat in these trying times

Thank you friend! Much love and appreciation to you and cat!

[leedongsik]

List 5 things that make you happy, then put this in the askbox for the last 10 people who reblogged something from you. Get to know your mutuals and followers.

1. meeting friends and having a good time together

2. watching a good show/reading a good book

3. having helped someone out

4. achieving my goals

5. music

[shandzii]

Super curious, what is your version of Eclipse like personality/behavior wise? The design is so cool!

Hmmmm to be honest I don't think of Eclipse as much XD

I see them as this silent cryptid that just,,, stares at/haunts u from behind screens asdfghjk

they’re saying hi

[miwachan2]

When Sun n' Moon aren't hunting they usually spend their time watching over the children they saved or resting