#Control Techniques

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advice for a character who grips control like a lifeline. who wants to be in charge of every little thing because whenever they're not in control of something something bad could happen. has happened. they can't let a single variable be wild or in someone else's hands

How to Write a Controlling Character

Backstory Rooted in Trauma or Guilt

This character likely has a history that has ingrained the belief that they must be in control or face devastating consequences. Perhaps they once trusted someone else with something crucial—a promise, a responsibility, or a life-altering choice—and that trust was broken in a way that had lasting repercussions. For example, maybe they lost someone because they weren’t “careful enough,” or they experienced a betrayal when they trusted another person’s plan.

They might frequently flash back to this moment, possibly catching themselves thinking, If only I’d been the one in control, this wouldn’t have happened. This memory fuels their need to keep a tight grip on everything, especially if they’re in high-stakes situations.

Rigid Daily Routines and Habits

This character’s day is probably packed with small rituals and routines that give them a sense of security. From double-checking door locks to setting multiple alarms, they rely on routines to give themselves a sense of order. In fact, they might be nearly ritualistic about small actions—checking emails three times before sending, never leaving a task halfway finished, or meticulously arranging their workspace.

Even something as simple as making coffee can become a precise process. If someone moves one of their tools or a file from their desk, they may feel a spike of frustration or even anxiety, seeing it as a disruption to their personal “system.” They could feel that control in their daily life is the only thing keeping chaos at bay.

Intensely Observant of Details and Mistakes

They are hyperaware of mistakes or inefficiencies in others, mentally cataloging things like a coworker’s slight lateness or a friend’s disorganization. They may feel a sense of superiority (or frustration) over people who don’t “have it together” and take it upon themselves to organize or “fix” things for others.

In conversation, they might cut people off or “correct” them even over small points, often justifying this to themselves as necessary. For instance, if someone shares a plan that seems half-formed, this character could immediately dive in, pointing out potential problems or filling in details.

Controlling Relationships and Social Situations

This character struggles in relationships where they aren’t the dominant or organizing force. They might instinctively take over when making plans with friends, micromanaging even casual hangouts to make sure everything goes “right.” For example, they might pick the restaurant, plan the travel route, and check weather forecasts—assuming that if they don’t, no one else will think of these things.

When someone resists their attempts at control, they can respond defensively, often turning cold or resentful, unable to understand why anyone wouldn’t want them to manage the situation. Statements like, “Fine, but don’t blame me if this doesn’t go well,” are frequent in their interactions.

Extreme Anxiety or Panic When Control Is Taken Away

When things go beyond their reach, this character might experience panic, as if they’re suddenly powerless. For instance, if an unexpected roadblock prevents them from handling a task (like a canceled flight they needed to board, or a plan that falls apart), they might spend hours trying to regain control, calling every contact or frantically exploring alternatives.

Their reaction may feel extreme to others. Even minor setbacks—such as a colleague taking initiative on a project or a friend planning something without consulting them—can trigger a disproportionate response, like clenching their fists, pacing, or silently stewing as they feel the situation “slipping.”

Inability to Accept Help or Collaboration

Their controlling nature makes it hard for them to collaborate, as they believe their methods are the only ones that work. For them, accepting help feels like an admission of weakness or failure, so they rarely delegate or ask for assistance. If they do reluctantly accept help, they are constantly supervising or “suggesting” things, making it feel more like they’re still in charge.

In a team setting, they might take on all the major tasks, either out of distrust in others’ abilities or a feeling that no one will match their standards. Their motto could be something like, “If you want something done right, do it yourself,” even if that means working late or burning out.

Reluctance to Show Vulnerability or Need

Since vulnerability and control rarely coexist for them, they avoid showing weakness at all costs, preferring to mask stress or struggles as “just part of the job.” If they do become overwhelmed, they’re more likely to shut people out, saying, “I’ve got it handled,” even if it’s far from true.

When people push them to let go or share the load, they might lash out, accusing others of “just not understanding.” They often see their intense responsibility as a form of sacrifice, justifying their behavior with, “If I don’t handle this, who will?”

[warmfuzzyanimal]

had an identity crisis, prime time for a slight sona redesign!

it's cow! (again!)

+ a closeup because i'm really proud of the eyes

[caterpillarinacave]

If Obi-Wan Kenobi were a music student he would play the french horn

[gusu-emilu]

Honestly this scene had me worried. Qiao Wanmian is poisoned and can only be healed by Yangzhouman. At first I wondered if Li Lianhua would suggest that Fang Duobing perform Yangzhouman (although Fang Duobing doesn't know it really is Yangzhouman). Maybe as "Li Xiangyi's disciple" as he keeps saying, everyone could buy that Fang Duobing is able to heal her by some sister method of Yangzhouman. But probably Fang Duobing lacks the strength that Li Xiangyi does, which would be necessary to fully neutralize the poison. And the minute Fang Duobing starts the hand motions of Yangzhouman, I'm sure the entire room would recognize it.

Then I started wondering if LLH really was going to have her drink literally arsenic to kill one poison with another poison. But LLH would never do that, right? Would he really risk QWM's life for the sake of hiding his identity? And of course, he doesn't. He's spinning 20 lies at once like always. But it was an interesting scene to follow!

[deiaiko]

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Caranthir at the annual Feanorian strategy meeting: You know, we could just chuck it all and turn to piracy. It would be a LOT easier.

[woah-uhuh-uhuh-uhuh]

BOSS FIGHT!

[thebluestbluewords]

Let Chad have a good time

An upbeat synthesizer rings through the hallway. 

"I-- oh, hey, it must be Chad's turn to pick the music today," Ben says brightly. "Hope you like pop." 

 "I  MADE A WISH ON A STAR, TO BE WHEREVER YOU ARE, I CAN'T RESIST ALL YOUR CHARMS, AND NOW YOU'RE IN MY ARMS,"

Jay freezes mid-move. A handful of hair slides out of his ponytail. The elastic hangs forgotten. "What." 

"Pop music. Chad likes to stay upbeat when it's his turn to pick the songs for team lift."

"I BEG AND BORROW YOUR LIGHT, SO COME AND FIND ME TONIGHT, I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'RE SO RIGHT, BUT NOW YOU'RE BY MY SIDE," 

"And he sings." 

Ben nods. "Of course. It's good breath control. If you can hold a high note while you're lifting a bar, you can lift the same weight out on the field, easy as that."

"WHERE YOU THINK YOU'RE GOING BABY?" 

"I don't even know where to begin making fun of this." 

Ben pushes the door open, and the sound doubles. 

Chad Charming, the darling of Charmington, points both hands at his teammates. He's holding a set of dumbbells. They're not small. His arms bulge with the effort. "HEY I JUST MET YOU AND THIS IS CRAZZZZY. BUT HERE"S MY CASTLE. SO CHARM ME MAYBE!" 

Ben drops his bag. "AND ALL THE OTHER ROYALLLLLS, TRY TO DATTTTE ME!" 

Chad beams. "BUT HERE"S MY CASTLE." 

"SO CHARM ME MAYBE!" 

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[ddarker-dreams]

regarding my last post. i've decided it's canonical in the yan branch of golden girl that satoru asks everyone (you, him, and suguru) to place their votes on if you should be their girlfriend. the consensus permanently sits at 2-1 regardless of your lobbying.

[gayofthefae]

People acting like Will and Mike's garage conversation didn't telegraph that they would get together but I knew that Tao and Elle in Heartstopper would get together in scene 1 before we even met her because they made a point that he was the one who still got her apple juice.

It's so a thing.

Also the thought of those first episode last episode things actually predicting it accurately by having no Milkvan content and just the little Byler hint and then Byler together lmao.

[i-spilled-the-starjuice]

Wip of more twst clubs!

this time it's the board game club ✨

Which club should I do next when this is done? Mountain appreciation club? Pop music club? Science club? Equestrian??? 👀👀👀

[the-punforgiven]

Got a little psuedo-apprenticeship with a blacksmith and I'm extremely fucking excited but I'm also sick as all fuck and it's taking longer to expunge this malady than I thought it would and now I'm worried the blacksmith thinks I'm getting wet feet about it or something

[k-eilonwy]

Who will save me from myself?

what would you feel if you watched your best friend, the closest person in your life, the one who sacrificed everything for you without any doubt or remorse, the one ready to fight for you even on the brink of collapsing, get killed before your very eyes?

and you were to blame for it.

[thecircularsystem]

TW for explicit covert CSA memories under the cut.

TL;DR: I’m grateful I have DID, grateful for my amnesia, and grateful that I’ve made it this far alongside those things. I would not be alive today without the things that are making my life inconvenient now, and for all the things that they make harder, I owe them my life as it is currently.

My amnesia recently made me forget my partner’s birthday, again. I’ve forgotten my own age and birthday countless times. I don’t remember the names of my friends and family, of my coworkers. I recall the same traumatic moments to my spouse, over and over again, as different parts of us remember them at different times, only to forget them once more.

And I’m grateful for this.

I’m grateful that I forget.

Is it nice? Fuck no. Is it easy? As if. Is it something I wish I didn’t experience? All the time! I wish I had lived a life where my fucking brain didn’t decide to press Eject All on my memories every FIVE GODDAMN MINUTES.

… but I didn’t get to live that life. And it’s not my fucking fault.

My brain is trying to protect me. Is it helpful? No, not usually. But I have put in the goddamn time and effort required to understand that it’s trying. That I’m trying. My brain is me, and I am trying my best, and that’s why I have DID. DID is my best.

If I didn’t have that amnesia, I would remember these events in full. Right now, in terms of CSA, I remember my mother watching me shower. I remember dissociating out of my mind about it, and it automatically makes me start to feel more dissociative now in present day. I remember some of discussing this memory in EMDR with my therapist. I remember Curtis and Gazi discussing, together, how it felt.

I don’t remember how it felt, myself. I don’t feel the gut-wrenching agony I know Curtis and Gazi felt over this. And I never will. I’ll get what they’ve worked through, and I can feel it now; the slight sickness in my stomach, the slight pain in my head, as their feelings slowly trickle into me.

But if I didn’t have this amnesia? I would remember it all, in full, when I thought about it. And if I remembered it all?

Then when I initially split two years ago, I have no doubt in my mind that I would’ve strangled that woman. Child abusers, especially fucking… ugh. Whatever she was doing, whatever that was? She doesn’t deserve to be within two million feet of my body ever again, but I’ll settle for 6 feet under.

And that’s my feelings without remembering it all.

Don’t you get it? I can’t shame my amnesia into going away; I can’t hate myself enough to fix what was done to me. Yes, it fucking sucks, and YES, it’s MISERABLE. But constantly telling myself how bad it is didn’t fix shit. Constantly complaining about forgetting how to drive — which we still struggle with, yesterday I mixed up the pedals again — did not fucking help us remember how to do it.

The only thing that helped was accepting, “Okay. My brain made me forget these incredibly important things because it’s scared, right now. Hating it will not make it less scared. What can I do to be less scared? Unconditional love. So, I love you, brain, for trying to protect me. I love you, amnesia, for trying to protect me. I promise you, I’m safe. Can I please remember how to turn on my headlights now?”

My amnesia is helping me right now. It’s also trying to help and failing. And I am grateful for both of those things, because hating myself will never lead me to healing.

I love myself more than I hate myself for what’s been done to me.