#..... creepy true love!

[ksmithm3ll]

[ruubesz-draws]

Bendy the inky devil guy or something idk

He seems like a nice chap!

(Also, I will protect Baby Bendy with my life)

I loved every second of the game! It exceeded my expectation and it was definitely worth the wait!

Going to be drawing some more Bendy stuff,

boi, it's been years since I've drawn Bendy lol

[sleepy-vix]

"the secret to writing the perfect romance is to make them unable to live without the other person"

"the secret to writing the perfect romance is to make one fall first and the other fall harder"

wrong. the secret to writing the perfect romance is to establish them as individual characters first, with their own personal aspirations and fears, before introducing them to eachother so the characters can fall for characters that were actually written to be characters instead of shallowly written to play a part in a romance story.

[unexpectedbrickattack]

experimentin w shit heehee

[cellard0ors]

I want it well understood that when I write young!Travis in the 80s in the Cards and Full Deck verse, THIS is exactly how I picture Travis

[kacchanrawr]

I've long accepted that Deku would probably not end up with Bakugo, but idt I'll ever accept Ochako not ending up with Toga, especially with the most recent chapters. Like their relationship has the queerest undertones in the entire series, and that's not even considering the fact that one of them is confirmed canonically queer. Wdym Ochako's straight and she's gonna end up in a typical shounen ending cishet relationship? No fucking way

[uzi-x33]

i need her publically executed.

[evilkitten3]

maybe it's bc i'm aro but i fundamentally Do Not vibe with any kind of "soulmates" fic stuff. like if the universe picked out a Person for me i would categorically refuse to even be their friend. don't care how compatible we are or what my opinion of them as an individual ends up being. it's the principle of the thing

[aroaessidhe]

2023 reads

The Girls Are Never Gone

a girl does a summer internship with the historical society cleaning up an old estate where a girl died 30 years ago, so she can investigate it for her ghost-hunting podcast

she’s a skeptic who privately thinks she’ll be able to find evidence of non-supernatural, but weird things start happening to her and the other two girls in the house

spooky lake & creepy dolls

bisexual diabetic MC with a service dog, f/f

[in-fair-verona-we-set-our-scene]

Something I really adore about Minthara is she's the only companion--and honestly the only major character really--who truly brings the horror and tragedy of what is being done to the True Souls to the forefront, and reveals just what an awful fate you and the companions avoided by mere chance. Because at that point you're mostly thinking about turning into an illithid and true destruction of the self, not how you would've been a True Soul--but still you--slaughtering your way across the countryside like every other infected.

Because it doesn't matter how good or noble or strong-willed you are. Every companion, from Astarion to Wyll, would've been willing to commit atrocities in the Absolute's name were it not for the Prism.

The way she describes the Absolute is so insidious. How she had no choice, or more accurately her mind had been warped to the point that whatever the Absolute wanted was the best choice she could ever make. Minthara is Minthara, she expresses absolutely no shame for some truly horrid things and proudly claims evil actions taken in the name of survival or faith as her own, and yet what she did under the Absolute's control is what she outright rejects as being in any way her fault. The way Orin tormented her and then it was remembered as something revelatory, divine, rather than a moment of fear and violation, is so fucked up. Minthara is such a genuinely proud woman, so seeing her so affected and her declaration that she'd rather die than have her mind and agency stolen again, is very disturbing.

There are a few moments where the True Souls get a bit of narrative sympathy and humanity. Those siblings outside of the Grove for example. But Minthara is the one who truly brings home how every True Soul is a person who has been taken and violated and exploited with no real say or ability to resist. They are victims and their Chosen-ness is almost a mocking parody of the relationship between the gods (Bhaal, Myrkul, Bane, Shar, Mystra, Vlaakith) and their Chosen (Durge and Orin, Ketheric, Gortash, Shadowheart, Gale, Lae'zel) where the entire farce and delusion of it is laid out for us to see. At the very least the vampire spawn have some sort of will outside of their master, the True Souls don't even get that. And you still have to kill them.

Very fitting for the tragedy-horror theme of the 2nd Act though.

[honeyhobies]

with halloween coming up i feel like there's so much potential for some good ol' psychological horror between miles and miles42, inspired by all the nicknames fandom gives 42

a fic that begins with them as miles and gonzalo, two names for two people. and as the story progresses this separation further and further blurs until the reader can't tell where one starts and the other one ends until they're both referred to as only 'miles' by the end

maybe the people around them notice, or maybe they don't. they still call him gonzalo even as miles strays away, until "milo" bleeds into "myles" bleeds into "miles," and miles himself doesn't know the difference anymore

[creepyscritches]

Streaming services need to have a category called "I saw a ghost" so I can easily find more old ladies talking about the demons in their hall bathrooms

[yore-donatsu]

October ? Hummm Creepy ? Creepy Time !

[mylittleredgirl]

i LOVE that john doggett’s superpower turns out to be his lack of imagination. weaponized disbelief.

[bloodstainedbarn]

hes just SO CUTE