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AU!Reverse  Chapter 1: Minnows Part 8 Warning: Sexual harassment in the first part, harassment and bullying throughout. M/M, F/M, F/F. ______________________________

Summary: a cynical but smart bully with a backstory picks on a fairly smart, robotics loving kid while they both endure the pressures and hardships of school life. eventually discovering more about the other, they begin to come to terms with, and understand, themselves and their identities through one another. both learn, grow, and develop along the way~~~~  A/N: HI THERE its finally here ahah ~ enjoy!

thanks for being so supportive! ~~ c2ndy2c1d owns nat haha~

& thanks to kirakurryart for helping me with some lineart, as well as acid for helping with ideas and sketches! thanks guys you’re the best ~ also special thanks to my friends who helped me with details of swimming! c:

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Sorry for the long post :)

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Amy Lee appreciation post

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Since I’m getting A LOT of questions related to this subject, I decided to get them all together. I’ve done a similar post before with a bunch of other info if you haven’t read it, check it out. So, from where do you start? There are a few things to decide before finding and contacting an artist. First: what do you want? Have an idea, work it, think about it, if you have the skills, put it on paper, find references. You don’t need to know exactly what you want, but organizing your ideas and knowing how to explain it is a good start. Second: where do you want it? how big do you want it? Find a good location for your tattoo that fits the size you want and respect the amount if details it has. Third: in what style do you want it? (you’ll find a list with a few styles here) This is an important part of the process to choose the right artist for you. Some artists are skilled in just one type of style, so you can’t go to a traditional artist and ask them to tattoo something in neo traditional, for example. Now that you have the basics in mind, it’s time to find an artist. (you’ll find tips on how to find an artist on my faq) Things to look for: In an artist: see if they are the right for what you want, if they do the style you want, look for their portfolio and try to find reviews of them. In a shop: see if it’s a  legalized place, if it has a good reputation and if follows all the sanitation requirements. And how do you go about contacting them? There a few ways to do it. You can call the shop, email them or go directly to the shop. I personally, only book appointments via email, since it’s way easier and faster for me. For any of the options, you need to give them as many details as you can such as: size, location, placing, budget,  all the details about the design and if possible, references. They’ll give you an estimated price, book an appointment and that’s it! If you’re getting a custom design, it’s common for artists to show you/start working on it only when it’s really close to your appointment, so don’t worry if you have booked it months before and haven’t heard from the artist until the last minutes.

Don’t feel bad about emailing/calling the artist if you have doubts, would like to see or change the design. You are not forced to get a tattoo you don’t like. If you don’t like the result of what the artist came up, tell them, ask for changes. Of course it’s not quite a pleasent situation, but that’s why having everything in mind and choosing the right artist is so important. Remember: you are the client, you have the right to have it the way you like and want. A couple of other questions: Do I need to pay to have a consultation with an artist? Usually artists won’t charge you for that, since you’re only going to talk to them. Some artists require a deposit beforehand though (non refundable) just to book you.  Can’t I just walk in at the shop with a picture and ask them to tattoo that exactly? Yeah sure you can do whatever you want. But no reputable artist will tattoo someone else’s tattoo or another tattoo artist’s design without their permission. You can read why here. But I’m an artist/I comissioned someone a custom design, will an artist tattoo that? In that case, you need to check with both artists and see if it’s okay for them, that usually isn’t a problem. If you’re an artist and have a sketch, don’t be afraid of showing it to your artist, it will actually help them. 

*Note that these aren’t rules, you can go about it in any way you want. I just thought it would be easier for people that are lost to know from where and how to start (: Pic credit. 

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Since I’ve been getting a lot of questions from first timers, I thought it would be easier to make a quick guide with the infos and tips I have here. 

For starters: All you need to know when getting your first tattoo. 

How do I go about getting a tattoo?

Will it hurt? Pain charts and people’s opinion about pain.

Can I tattoo something I saw on the internet? 

Can I get a tattoo over a scar? Info and pics. 

Can I get a tattoo over stretch marks? 

Do all tattoos need to have a meaning? 

My parents are against tattoos/How do I talk with my parents about it? 

What style is it? Guides with most of tattoo styles.

Will tattoos influence on getting a job in the future? 

Info about pigments, tattoo removal, allergies, tattoo products, weight gain/loss and more. 

Tattoos are personal: Why I won’t help you with certain choices.

General FAQ. 

Categories page. 

I hope these help you guys out! 

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Source

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The people in the apartment below me are playing “Never Have I Ever” and I’m smoking on my porch creeping on their game

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reblog if ur kinda cold and pretty tired

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So that’s it, huh? We’re the patsies. We’re some kind of suicide squad.

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things to normalise

- gay parents - female masturbation - guys showing emotion - they/them pronouns

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phoebe is everything tbh

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This is one if my favorite vines

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Bruce Wayne (as Batman): Put the hammer down.

Dick Grayson (as Nightwing): Yeah, no. She loves that hammer.

Harley Quinn: You want me to put the hammer down!? [smacks Batman with her hammer]

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This is mesmerizing to watch.

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