Hello!
I'm Sally Jackson(she/her), and I am, alongside my husband Paul(@blofised-paul), a parent to my lovely children Percy(@that-dam-son-of-poseidon), Estelle, and Lucy(oc: @that-dam-daughter-of-poseidon)! (as well as all the demigods in the Manhattan area).
It has been brought to my attention that there is this interesting platform here, and I came to supervise and see what all of the fuss was about!
(im Vee + use they/them when talking OOC :) )
my tag is #sally speaks :)
others here:
(there's two groups)
I also haven’t read magnus chase or kane chronicles yet but i know vaguely some things that happen, but forgive me if i don’t interact in the way you would think with these characters lol
sorry i probably have seen your ask/tag/reblog but I may have forgotten about it because I said I would answer it later and I didn't :( it's not that I don't care I promiseee
I will get to it in 1-5 business days /j ....... maybe /hj(I'm sorryyyy)
also Im Australian please forgive me for any us based spelling mistakes
and im in AEST/GMT +10 for timezones :)
my main is @cutebisexualmess
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The neat thing about being a Will Wood fan is that you find this decently sized community of people who like this guy and you're like "wow look at all these people I can talk to!" But it definitely isn't that BIG of a community
But after a while you realize that they're everywhere, the best example I can give is that I'm in quite a few different discord servers, for quite a few different things, and I can't name one active server that doesn't have at least one or two Will Wood fans™ and its not like it's always the same people
Idk I just find it really Interesting and cool
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youtuber voice whats up everyone. back at it again with another episode of Sorry Mutuals (New And Old Alike) For Not Interacting
part of it is cuz my carrd is still in dire need of an update and i don't feel like i can start reaching out and sending asks and doing starter calls until my information is Good and Current. part of it is cuz i usually like to lurk for a bit after following someone, so i can make sure i have a decent understanding of their character before i start sticking my nose in. i know it's fun to learn via rp, but i'm so scared of fundamentally mischaracterising them especially when the information is right there!! - and this waiting period has only gotten longer in the last couple of years
i am just generally quite nervous. even if i get everything right there's a chance my intrusion is Not Wanted. i understand that this isn't a good way to be in a hobby reliant on interacting with people but i've been doing it for 13 years and i'm not going to quit now. i'm trying to work on this skittish cat behaviour but irl circumstances are not conducive to brain fixing as much as they are to brain breaking. i hope one day this will change. (oh boy oh boy i hope!!!!!!!!!!!)
rest assured i don't follow people in the hopes that they'll boost my follower count in return. i do not care. my follower count on the current iteration of this blog is lower than it ever has been, and all i wish i had more of was interactions with my mutuals. it's going to happen, this is a threat,
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Thank you for your patience while I transfer my muse bios over. It is a TASK and a half, but it is desperately needed for my sanity. I'm the type of person who will usually hyperfocus on something until it's done, so if I am missing any starters, asks that require thinking, discord rps, or IM's, it is NOT on you.
Hi, It's me, I'm the problem. It's me.
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That's crazy idk then, my bad 😵💫
yea that's the first time carrd wigged out on me but it's quite all right! no worries :)
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I think my final thesis on this is that there are going to be people you don't want to interact with, or don't want to interact past a certain boundary of familiarity. That is perfectly fine. I think it's hard to acknowledge a parallel truth: that the internet is public and people are going to see your posts, follow your blog, and maybe even send you messages. Because a wealth of information (posts, pictures, ramblings) is available on someone's blog, it's really easy to compress the natural timeline for building a friendship.
I am guilty of this sometimes. "Oh someone followed me, and they blog about things that interest me, I'll follow them too and we'll be mutuals." That really tells me nothing about them as a person, other than the things I can find in their recent archive and tag word searches. I may later realize they post things that trigger me and unfollow them later. I may realize they're unkind, and block them. I may realize I'm fine with their content but they appear to be a minor so I won't dm them or converse on certain topics.
There are different levels to what sort of interaction people are comfortable with, and different people are sorted into different levels depending on their characteristics/behaviors.
In an offline relationship, some of this information would be immediately apparent upon meeting (general age, for example). Other things, you would never expect someone to tell you right off the bat (their sexuality, if they're stealth trans or closeted trans, their disability status, their faith).
We take for granted the fact that as you become friends with someone offline, they may warm up to you and tell you more detail about themselves. This gradual sharing of information allows you to decide where you would like to place your boundaries for interaction with this person. Online, we assume that this information should be available immediately to contextualize even the barest interaction. We take for granted the fact that this is not information you would ask for in public, because we can see so much other information about them immediately.
The difference between online and offline interaction is that online, you're sharing your blog with a wide array of strangers, and you're going to have to get accustomed to the idea that not everyone that sees your blog is someone you want to be best friends with or have close conversations with. I only share sensitive information with people I trust, and that is normal offline. The anonymity of the online world makes it seem like it's low stakes to share this information freely because these strangers aren't your family/boss/best friend. However, plenty of people are capable of using that information to be unkind.
I think it's ultimately useless to expect someone to disclose personal information for the privilege of merely seeing your blog, not least because people can just lie. I think it's far more productive to say things like "I blog about X, I'd prefer Z people only look/don't reblog/don't message directly." This sets a clearer personal boundary for you, and puts the onus on the other person to respect your boundaries.
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@havvkinsqueen : is it everything you hoped for?
the weeping creatures that had long reigned in janessa's young body were finally beginning to dissolve. the blood on her hands, the thrumming ache in her heart mattered not— not when she was integrated into an environment like this. where individuality was celebrated and respected, where loneliness felt far less burdensome. apart from a few connections created in archery club, ( a sport jane had become incredibly fond of, as it was a way to develop her concentration and attention skills, ) there had been one student amongst the herd she'd already developed a nice connection with. she felt very lucky to know the ghostly girl, in fact. while she hadn't yet sought friends out, too occupied in finding herself opposed to forming true bonds, it didn't mean she wouldn't welcome them when or if they came along. ❝ it is... strange. but good. ❞ hesitation threatened her expression of glee, worried if she proclaimed just the extent of her happiness, it may be stripped from her in a moment's breath.
hope was certainly an interesting choice of words, given she'd known nothing of aspirations nor possibilities outside bleak walls and unbearable tests for eight straight years. nevermore academy was a masterful change: the child would never take it for granted. she cleared her throat, daring to elaborate. ❝ there is a lot to learn. i think i can do it. ❞ confidence slowly began brewing in the crux of her core as each new day approached, understanding the array of subjects, requesting assistance when she needed a guiding hand, raising her own when believing she had a correct response in class. although, chrissy was a different case completely, and one which jane didn't understand in the slightest, no matter how she tried. how could you be alive and dead at the same time? one of the many complexities still nagging for an answer! ❝ is it normal that it is… hard? ❞ she scarcely thought she’d breeze through the workload or social norms, but there was part of her feeling somewhat behind. chrissy had been here far longer, which is why these concealed questions were directed to her, someone with more experience. ❝ do you find it hard? ❞
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