hi this is @vivitalks (it's a sideblog can't send asks from there grr) aka stardustandswimmingpools on ao3 aka the author of directions to the truth here to say (1) you have my enthusiastic (!!!!!!!!) consent to bookbind the fic and (2) if you do please please PLEASE send me pictures, literally DM me, just putting it out there that i would be Literally Over The Moon if u did that. xoxo
OHOHOHOOHOH!!!!! BLESSINGS!!!!! >:) I do LOVE a project and I’ve been meaning to get back into it 👀👀 I think it would be a worthy endeavor while waiting patiently for new chapters to post.
(Also if it wasn’t clear, I fucking adore the way you captured Nico and Jason’s voices, AND Dionysus!!! Like, holy shit, that is Mr. D!!! Frankly, in my humble onion, you have a better grasp on their characters than Ricky boy does. Some of the best characterization I have read in a WHILE. I am so excited to get to read more, AND to be able to create from it!!!! <3 you’re the bomb diggity fr.)
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congratulations to the surprisingly high number of people on my dash who are celebrating the discovery of their beloved lightly-gnawed doomed polar explorer
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AITA for lying to my dog about food being 'spicy?'
A while back I taught my dog what spicy foods are (by letting her sniff them and saying "Uh oh! Spicy!") and she figured out that it means it'll smell/taste bad and she immediately loses interest. It was initially an accident but it became really handy in getting her to leave food alone if it might hurt her.
Recently though I've started saying "Uh oh! Spicy!" about any food I don't want her to eat. If she's sitting and staring at me eating a regular non-spicy snack and I don't want to share, I'll tell her it's spicy so she'll stop begging for it. She believes me 100% of the time. She does have a 'leave it' command that she obeys as well, but she always acts so sad whenever I tell her to 'leave it' and it's something she wants.
I feel a little bad because she's an older dog (10y/o) and maybe I SHOULD be sharing my snacks with her, but sometimes a man's gotta enjoy his food in peace without a little creature gazing longingly at him the entire time and crying like the world's soggiest beast.
Included is a picture of her making her very best begging face so that everyone can accurately judge how evil I am for lying to her.
What are these acronyms?
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i was reading oogami tsumiki which is primarily about a guy and the werewolf girl, set in our world where monster people (genjin) are integrating with human society but . so
there's a gorgon girl whose snakes are scared of the rain and. the werewolf girl makes them little sock tubes. little snake hoodies! snoodies if you will
this is the cutest shit i've ever seen
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God Edwin Payne is the cuntiest ghost out haunting the earth that boy is sassing witches and cat kings and demons and doing his gay little strut all over the afterlife while charles cheers him on in the background like "my wife is a bitch and I like him so much" SAME CHARLES. you go you cunty edwardian menace
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AITA for trying to steal a kid's pet? WIBTIA for continuing?
That sounds way worse than it is. Please let me explain before judging.
Me (25M*) and my partner (25F*) (we'll call her J) are avid exotic animal collectors (we work for an underground organization). We're usually incredible at catching exotic animals (again, for our work—usually we only keep ones we can handle/we like, and we don't keep too many at a time. Our only consistent companion is a very chatty cat). We're also both incredibly intelligent. So I just can't understand why we can't get this one kid's pet.
The kid (10M), who we'll call A. Ais out on his own and constantly traveling. I couldn't tell you why. Usually he has older kids, what I can only assume are his babysitters. They change every time he travels. I don't know how he gets friends so easily. I'm not especially interested in any of their animals—none are quite as interesting or strong as A's pet. So we only really go after his.
After about fifteen years of doing this to this ten year old kid and successfully capturing his pet exactly ZERO times, J and I are kind of attached to both of them. I know she is, because I know how she gets when she cares about someone.
I think catching A's pet, at this point, is kind of more just a way to stay around him for J and I. Of course we want to succeed and move up at work, and of course we're frustrated by not capturing him for more than like, a week. Ever. But this ten year old has come a long way in the past twenty years.
Recently A has gone on to make a major life achievement award—again, at ten—and I'm just wondering. Are J and I in the wrong for trying to take A's pet? I mean, J insists he's kind of a twerp. If not, would we be in the wrong for keeping it up?
What are these acronyms?
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