if u shit on people who are younger than you when they’re happily expressing how they feel mature for hitting some milestone im gonna need you to masturbate snuffslut style
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So I saw su fanart, and my braincell was lik "what if that was an au" and that's how I came up with these drawings lol. Can you tell I had fun with the size difference? XDD (Gonna ramble about au below)
Okayy so Justin is Green Diamond and Lawrence is a Lazulite. I don't know anything about lazulites. I literally just search a gem with the letter L loll and chose the one that looked cool.
Anywayss what I thought was a particular corrupted gem has been causing discord by destroying supplies, property, and he's been hurting other gems. So this particular corrupted gem is disrupting progress and order, and Green Diamond fuckin hates that shitt. So he organizes a group of strong gems to hunt down this particular corrupted gem and capture him. That's where Lazulite comes in. He was selected and is the latest members. He is introduced to Green Diamond and has never seen him before. Idk maybe Green Diamond doesn't go out often I have no fuckin idea. Lazulite is enamoured by his beauty and becomes determined to know him jskjsksk
I don't actually know how they get together, but they do or something. I don't know how to build their relationship casually lmaoo.
I did thought that later on Lazulite learns more about the particular corrupted gem and becomes conflicted as he can not bring himself to capture him, but if he doesn't, he fears disappointing Green Diamond.
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What kind of person would you pair König with?
I'm too nervous to post anything about König because his characterisation is so varied, you know? But I do have something I've sort of been volleying between for him, and the person I've sort of paired him with, or would, is someone who is a bit of an ambivert. Neither super introverted, nor super extroverted; a perfect balance in the middle.
I would go this way primarily for the contrast.
I see König as someone a bit cocksure, but done so in a way to buffer his internal weaknesses or insecurities. He's very sensitive. A man who is entirely aware of his limitations (not being able to be a sniper), but sort of blind to everything else surrounding them (but also being quite bitter/petty about it, yeah?). He hears "too tall to be a sniper" and instead of trying to hone everything else in order to try to obtain it, he lets it eat at him. He has to prove he can - if only to himself.
I think someone a bit level-headed, even tempered would scour some of that inferiority off of him by grounding him with reason and logic. I think König covers up his weaknesses/inferiority with superiority/not quite arrogance but a drive that makes him HAVE to prove himself. He has to be the best because everything will fall part inside of him if he isn't. He covers it up by being loud, boisterous, and cocky/cocksure but not egregiously so. It's very much snarky. The "ha! I said I could do it, and I did!" kind.
(I also adore the idea of him sprouting nonsense in the background to enemies or random passersby by they're just vibing, having a fun time doing what needs to be done. Maybe even uttering an airy little, "sorry about the behemoth screaming at you in high pitched German in the background. He's, almost, harmless. Kinda.")
But I also see König as a man. He isn't a child, nor does he need/want someone to hold his hand. He's just?? Insecure/tonally misunderstood in many, many ways, and this translates into him trying very hard to pretend he's more put-together than he is. Sometimes the things he says doesn't mesh. He might mean something but the tone of his voice is ruder, waspish than what he wanted it to be. Misunderstandings happen very often. But he's still an Adult. He owns up to his mistakes, but in some cases, it's very begrudgingly. Done so with utter reluctance. He can't admit to himself, let alone others, that he's wrong. But he will because he understands that he has to.
On the softer side, he's quite clingy. Insecurity makes him think the worst, and so he's quite prone to going through patches where he's distant because he thinks he's being too clingy. And then super clingy because he thinks you don't know what he's trying to say/convey. It's a balancing act.
I think someone who sort of understands him would be best; someone who isn't easily hurt by harsh words or a sharp tone, or who doesn't get too tied up into the what he's doing, but the why. They find the root of the problem, and address it.
They also give him time to gather himself together. They don't press for an immediate answer or force him outside of his comfort zone. They let him be. But they are quick to take him to task when he needs it. Or to snap back at him when he's being too haughty.
They elevate him, but also knock down the pedestal built from that noxious superiority but underneath it's actually inferiority weakness inside.
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