#options spreads

[sga-owns-my-soul]

reblog to give ur mutuals a soft lil kissy on the head

[optionsbydamocles]

As I recount my 5-year journey in the world of Vertical Bull Put Credit Spreads, I liken the strategy to the seductive but ultimately unfulfilling Mrs. Robinson. I shared my struggles, doubts, and moments of despair. Yet, small victories always rekindled my hopes, and I kept searching for my own “Options Income” of success. But now is the time to say, “Goodbye, Mrs. Robinson.”

[henryscapon]

like, okay, i'm sure this scene has been talked about and dissected to pieces already in this fandom but. BUT. i need to put my two cents in or i will explode.

so, your lord and best friend has just admitted to you that if you die, he will be so beside himself with grief that he might just die too.

the game then gives you THIS option in response.

and you, the player, know how video games work. you know this is the press x for romance button. you expect henry to admit his feelings—a culmination of all the hints he's dropped from the heart options we've chosen before—and kiss him as soon as the button's been pressed.

except henry doesn't kiss hans.

instead, henry places his hand on hans' hand. it's the first moment of physical contact between them in the whole scene...but it's not a kiss. it's gentle. it's intimate. it's tiptoeing the line between comforting a friend and something more...

...but henry leaves it at that. and he gets up and goes to leave.

and in that moment of panic. in that split second of 'this might be the last time i'll ever see you again, please don't go' — it's hans that kisses henry.

and it's henry who pushes hans away.

this is—for all intents and purposes—the opposite of what we, the player, chose.

and to add insult to injury, henry looks conflicted.

he looks SO conflicted that hans believes he's fucked up royally.

that he has completely tarnished their final moments together by acting on impulse—by giving into temptation and desperation and feelings he can't even put into his own words—and henry must be disgusted by him.

and hans believes this because he watches henry turn his back to him. refusing to look at him. and head for the door.

but henry stops before he opens it. and i keep thinking back to the heart option we chose.

the player is not making the choice for henry to kiss hans. we are not forcing his hand.

the player is reminding henry what he's been telling himself throughout the entire game.

don't run away, henry.

kiss him. kiss him back.

so henry does.

[arsenicflame]

Bonus round! Do you use a queue tag?

[artanogon]

ok too many sad things going on in the world. everyone tell me the small little dreams you have for the future. personally i want a little apartment with a pantry full of food and my partner and at least one cat. i want to travel some day and be able to hike again. i want to be happy. your turn?

[dunmeshistash]

There's too many monsters to pick the favorite but I think there's only a few spooky(?) ones. So I wanna know

*doesn't need to be scary looking just which one makes you scared, if none of them makes you scared which one would be a good scary movie monster?

[lastoneout]

Ngl the fact that the guidelines for shinigami eyes say that theyfab is not an anti-trans slur and thus not enough to mark someone as anti-trans and equates transmedicalist as being just as harmful as "tenderqueer" despite it claiming to support nonbinary people is uh. Yeah starting to kinda think this extension has overall been a net negative for the trans and queer communities and was always going to end up like this.

[mieczyhale]

Keep Pepper at the Library

Pepper, a beloved rescue cat, has brought joy and comfort to Pioneer Memorial Library goers. However, she is now at risk of losing her home. We are writing to call on town and County officials to allow Pepper to continue living in the place she has come to know as home.

Pepper is not just a cat; she's become an essential part of our community. She provides companionship to library goers, fosters a welcoming environment, and encourages younger visitors to engage with the library. An American Library Association survey found that library animals, like Pepper, significantly improve the atmosphere of public libraries, making them more approachable and friendly spaces.

Click the link to read the rest of the post and sign, or just sign

Please help this beloved rescue cat keep her home 🐱💜

[bizarrescribblez]

🩷 SELF SHIP C0MMS NOW OPEN!!! 🩷

3 slots are available for c0mms just like these ones!! ^_^ 💕💕 they’ll be $85 and already be of 2 characters!! It’ll be $10 for an additional character!! :3c

[signode-blog]

Effective Trading Strategies Using Bear Call Ladder Options Trading Strategy

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[dailymanners]

IF it can be helped at all, stay home when you are sick to prevent your illness from spreading to others, even if it's not a "serious" illness and is just a common cold, a common cold can still be really detrimental anyone with a weakened or compromised immune system from conditions including, but not limited to, leukemia, HIV, and hepatitis. And you can never know if one of your co-workers or a customer or a random stranger at the store has or lives with someone who has one of these conditions.

Not everyone can help it, some people risk losing their job if they call in sick, and not everyone has someone they can call on to run to the store for essentials while they're sick.

In these cases at least consider wearing a mask while you're in public so as to prevent spreading your sickness to co-workers / customers / random strangers you encounter while out in public. There are several cultures where even pre-COVID times it was considered rude to go out in public without a mask even if you had a simple cold because of it being inconsiderate to spread your sickness to others.

Now, if it can be helped at all, if you have a job where you can call in sick without losing your income, or if you have a job where you can work form home, or if you have anyone at all you can call on to run to the store for you to grab essentials, use that!

"Oh but I don't want to inconvenience my co-workers by having them down a person today, what if they really need my help?" You know what's going to inconvenience them more is when you make everyone at work sick, and some of them might either have a compromised immune system or live with someone who does.

"Oh but I don't want to inconvenience my friend by asking them to grab some essentials from the store for me while I'm sick!" You know what's going to be more inconvenient is when you spread your sickness to that dad you stood in line behind at the store who has a child at home withe leukemia, or a spouse with HIV.

And again, of course not everyone has an option. Some people risk losing their income if they call into work sick, or they don't have anyone who they can call on to get essentials from the store for them. But again, at least consider masking up to mitigate the risk of spreading your illness to vulnerable people who could be seriously harmed by even a common cold or mild flu.

[whatsthatmagiccard]

I've gotten obsessed with this kind of question lately, so I'm asking you lot.

[dangerliesbeforeyou]

let's be haters together this christmas <3

(based on my own opinions and the responses from that one inthetags post from a few weeks ago lol)

[littlerobberboy]

sinclair doodle from memory + an idea i got in my head of delta rescuing sinclair and getting him out of permanently becoming an alpha series but delta is still so fucking pissed off that sinclair kept trying to sacrifice himself that he kind of stomps permanently on his way to join eleanor

[violetsandshrikes]

Actually, speaking of everyone ill around me right now:

Obviously. Take health and medical advice from anyone online with a grain of salt, and please discuss things with your doctors and nurses. However,

Chlorhexidine seems to be particularly efficient against Covid, and I know many people in biological and medical fields that feverently swear by it as of the last few years.

This includes Savacol, which hypothetically should be available over the counter for most people.

Most pharmacists and supply stores will also have chlorhexidine as a hand wash, body wash, etc. Generically, it probably will look something like this:

I have some we use in my flat for hand washing. I also have a separate type I use 1-2x weekly for soaking and washing things like a tongue scraper, tweezers, etc.