#bad decisions asks

[jjungkookislife]

Sleepy Decisions is so cute 🥺 I love that in Spider’s pov, she’s the boss and the one taking care of them. They’re her humans ☺️ This bratty kitty is such a character and I love her so much 🥰 Thanks for the great drabble, amazing as always. I love that we got to see the happy family again and their life after the ending in Bad Decisions through this drabble 😊

Yes! I Don’t think I’ve ever written anything from a pet’s pov so it was interesting lol I thought about what my cat would do and Spider is just like my cat so it was easier to write than I thought. Just Spider noting the subtle change in her humans sleeping separately to sharing a bed and it makes it easier for her to sleep without having to leave one room to go to the other lol I have one more drabble planned for February and I think it will be Spider centered as well 🤣

I think that pretty much sums up Spider 🤣

[paradoxbeta]

I'm curious, how would your Suns design look during more serious situations, such as one of the Spearmaster broadcasts?

something like this

and now for a (slightly long) addendum: i know i depict SRS as jokey and kooky, but when it comes to not shitposting and actual characterization, i have Thoughts and Feelings about them. the entire story, they just want to do what they hope will help the people around them, even though it all ends up horribly, HORRIBLY wrong. that's tragic, and it has my interest. considering the heaviness (and intrigue) of SRS’s storyline, for me to only ever depict them as a goofball be way too shallow of me, and unfaithful to their canon characterization.

so to answer your question: they hold themselves together, of course, but the shame, regret, and embarrassment is still evident.

[nelkcats]

Caged Death

After speaking with Clockwork, Danny discovered that the Ghost King's job was not only as the ruler of the Realms or the caretaker of the ghosts, but also as the representative of death.

It turns out that death has taken different personifications over the centuries (and because of the number of dimensions) but they always needed a leader. The Ghost King was meant to be the one to guide them and do most of the work, guiding the humans' souls to a better place and help when needed, which is why he needed so much power in the first place. This was obviously neglected by his predecessor, making the current deaths suspicious.

Although it was hard, Danny began to do his work, he noticed the misinterpretation that people had of death, and how those who were at the end of their lifetime understood it better. When he went to visit one of the dimensions that had recently gone through a war, he was captured.

An old wizard had discovered that he could trap death and prevent it from spreading. He caught the King and demanded that he return the soul of his son, he also demanded him to go away and take no one else with it.

Danny refused, those souls needed to rest, and the other personifications of death could do his work in the other dimensions but since they knew that he would take care of DC dimension problem, he was worried that he had stopped the cycle of life by accident on the dimension.

The Justice League were undecided on how to proceed, wasn't the lack of death good?, but after John Constantine took them to the hospital with all the injured begging to rest in peace they understood, although Batman seemed reluctant to help, Robin's recent death was probably still affecting him.

[habken]

I love the juxtaposition between "Deku can't eat glow stick liquid for his own safety" and your art depicting Shouto eating cleaning supplies. SOMEBODY has a favorite.

Shouto did that and it was out of my control and then he got his stomach pumped !! For deku, it was a theoretical question of what would happen if we were to eat glow sticks! I would have stopped shouto too if I could and given him orange juice instead !!

[gottagobackintime]

Ellie is 14 years old. And while she's, in some ways, mature for her age, she should not be asked to sacrifice herself for the whole world. "She should have been given a choice and we all know she would have been fine with dying if that meant there is a cure." Absolutely not. You do not ask a 14 year old to make a choice like that. Hell, I'd argue that it's not even a choice. The fact that it's adults that would tell her that makes it even more messed up. These cool adults who are out there trying to save people tells you that you are special, that you're the key to save humanity. Of course you're going to listen to them. Especially if you've gone through the things Ellie's been through. If she as an adult wants to make that decision, sure. But not when she's a scared, vulnerable child.

Should Joel have told her that he killed all of them to save her? Probably. Then he could have explained that she's valuable, not because she's possibly the key to a cure. But because she's a human being that has feelings, that deserves to live. And you could argue as much as you want that she's old enough or mature enough to make that choice. But I don't agree. Yes, she seems to be like that, we see her being snarky and tough but the more Joel shows that he cares about her, the more she lets that mask slip. And she acts like a child would act with their parents.

If her only goal was to reach the fireflies so that she could give herself to them to do whatever with her so that they could find a cure. She wouldn't have been so angry/upset that Joel didn't want to take her, why would it matter who took her there? Because Joel cares about her, and having him let her go hurt her. She could have left Joel to die and gone to find Tommy so that he could take her, like Joel asked her to do. But she didn't because she cares about him. The way she clings to Joel when he finds her and he calls her baby girl should tell you that she isn't ready to make a decision on whether she should sacrifice herself or not. SHE IS A CHILD. And Joel allows her to be a child.

I honestly have no problem with him killing them all to save her. "He took the choice from her!" What choice? They didn't give her a choice, they didn't tell her what would happen to her. And do you really think that they would ever give her a choice. If she'd said no, do you actually believe that they would go "Ah, well. Nothing we can do then, off you go with your new dad. Bye!" Don't make me laugh. They would have just done what they did now. Sedate her and begun to harvest her for what they needed. That's not a choice. She NEVER had a choice, Joel didn't take the choice from her because it was never there. It would have been an illusion of choice. She's also traumatised, most recently from her run in with David. And you want her to make a literal life or death choice?? I completely understand why Joel decided to go on a killing spree, he's protecting a vulnerable traumatised CHILD from people who doesn't care about her, who just wants to use her body for spare parts.

It's not about choice or not having a choice, it's about being valued as a person and not having your life taken away from you by vultures.

[cozylittleartblog]

Please come back to Deviantart and upload all your art!!!!!!!!!

deviantart can suck my whole entire dick and can keep sucking it until they decide to get rid of their AI bullshit

anyway reminder that y'all should join sheezyart

my username there is cozy

[mollypaup]

i think a really great aspect of oofuri is how much it gets mihashi's ass for being overly timid and dependent. it would be really easy to write off the way he and abe interact as being abe's fault because he is overbearing, and a lot of people do, but it has some really great moments of going "hey, you cannot hide behind abe or depend on him to make every decision. it's not good for you, or him, or the team."

[navree]

i'm sorry hbo allowed this writing team to plan out a ten episode season until a MONTH before shooting when they cut it down to eight????? and then kept production going when the writer's strike started like two weeks after and kept up for the entirety of the filming schedule??????? i said that filming during the writer's strike was the death knell of this season but oh my god i did not expect to be this fucking right

[ratatatastic]

"Did you get in trouble for taking the cup into the ocean?" "Yes. Yes." "Did Rodrigues? He took it in there too!" "Did he?" "Yeah!" "Well, I mean, I brought it under the water—looking back..." "What happened?" "You bring silver into the ocean, saltwater—no!" "Oh, I didn't know that." "I haven't slept! How am I supposed to know? Nobody told me the rules!" "You haven't slept!" "Yeah, but you're naughty—" "But hey! If I would've known about it... oh no, I still probably would've done it. Still probably would've done it!" "Dude, who cares! That thing has been abused all through the years!" "No, no! The cup guys understood, the cup keepers understood—they, you know, told me the rules after and I swear to God I didn't know before but, yeah. Great memories! Great pictures!

Cam & Strick Podcast | 8.27.24 (x)

oceangate evolves further the more we talk about it so if youd like to see the other previous developments in concerns to it...

and also because its funny here are some of the times the cup has been held near or above water both salt, fresh and chlorine alike since oceangate in no particular order

and i just think its very clear when oceangate happened because now everyones holding the cup high above the water/near bodies of water and not letting it get dunked

but pre-oceangate the cup was just dunked in maffhews pool hours after they won it (which was before they went to las olas and welp the rest is history)

[3rdsday]

President Tubbo in a suit too big for him. That he salvaged from a dead man because he didn't have time for anything else. Standing in the ruins of the country he's now in charge of, feeling so very small.

[kanrix]

do you think that if clay and orel had been kids at the same time (and somehow got to meet and become friends) clay wouldn't have killed his mother?

if orel would've had a good influence on him and got him to be less selfish (i just want something good to happen to those people once. i crave joy)

I don't really think Orel would have helped much, at least not at that age.

[jjungkookislife]

hi !! I just finished reading bad decisions and I'm literally just out of words ,, breath taken away ,, ascended into the 17th dimension (does this even exist ¿¿ not the point) ,, anyway ,, I felt a whole lot of feelings and it's all because of this 😭😭 thank you so much for such a lovely piece of writing I enjoyed reading it 🥰🥰 oh and I just gotta add ,, I had my very own Spider-like cat sleeping beside me as I read it :*)

thank you for your works and I hope the world is kind to you today 🤍🤍

Hello! Thank you so much for reading Bad Decisions! 💜 I’m so glad you enjoyed it! And I’m glad you have your own Spider beside you! I’m glad Spider is so well liked lol I don’t think I’ve written many pets into my fics so it was a new experience 💜

[kttyluvrz]

! OP is a proshipper !

CLOSED Selfship Game

You’ve all seen selfship games before (i hope), you know the drill.

Repost this with 1-3 of your f/o’s and I’ll assign them a cat breed based off vibes.

Ex:

Mark Heathcliff (The Mandela Catalogue), Persian

[realpokemon]

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[itwoodbeprefect]

17 seconds of simply unbeatable television. to me.

[thedarknessoftheendlessmaze]

Ten years later, and I’m still upset that they killed Neal in ouat