#outsmart

[queerliblib]

Thanks OutSmart for spreading the word about QLL! It’s so important to us to reach queer folks in places that have been most affected by bans and censorship of queer content like Texas

[demonstars]

yeah i need to write toosh

[onehotmessposts]

I published my new episode Mastering the Mind Game: Outsmarting Manipulators, please check it out

[chloeworships]

The plot twist 🌀

[harveythewendigo]

Fey: May I have your name?

Me: You can't "have" my name but I can tell you it.

Fey: I uh....*sighs in defeat* Nevermind.

Outsmart the fey by being a Grammar Nazi.

[digiworkforce]

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[mexicanistnet]

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[madmonkdr]

[iaircon]

[rrat-king]

can’t stop thinking about the garlic and the wolfsbane in nightmare mordred that brennan clearly meant for them to use against zara and jawbone but instead they just. beat them to death and dipped. intrepid hero’s insane players that you are

[heartorbit]

catch us if you can! ☆

[dapper-lil-arts]

Season 8 finale if it was awesome

[demigods-posts]

one of my not-so-favorite things about rrverse fanfics is how often percy is described as clueless. like, i know it's all in good fun and for comedic value, but percy is incredibly perceptive. for the first twelve years of his life, he was raised in an abusive household and was consistently surrounded by people who would belittle him for shit he couldn't control. so being perceptive was likely a defense mechanism. then he was immediately thrust into a world with threats of godly proportions and monsters with the intent to kill. so it quickly became a survival tactic. the only time percy has ever been clueless was about people being romantically interested in him, which could definitely be chalked up to low self-esteem.

[im-totally-not-an-alien-2]

Clockwork sees how stressed Danny is from trying to be the goodest boy and never do anything remotely bad that could turn him evil and thinks he may have overdone it. At this rate his panic over never doing anything evil is going to force him to emotionally burn out and stop caring. Then he'll turn evil anyway.

So Clocky does something that sounds completely ridiculous in theory. He scoops Danny up and drops him into a universe full of superheros and villains and tells him to "Do whatever you want. There will be no consequences for you." Then he leaves.

And just like that, Danny goes apeshit. He decides to do the one thing he always wanted to do but was too afraid to because he didn't want to be judged, or worse, forced to join his parents.

He becomes a supervillian. Not as Phantom, no. But as Fenton! He goes full super genius mad scientist and terrorizes whatever city he's in. The local superhero is being driven insane as Danny builds death rays, shrink rays, his own modified version of the GAV, ect.

The best part if that the local heros can never catch him for long and when he is caught he always escapes before he is transported to whatever facility they wanted him in. He always ends up back in his home dimension where he goes back to acting normal and no one from either human dimension or the Infinite Realms knows what he's up to (except the stop watch of course)

After a particularly fun day in which Danny highjacks all broadcasting services to teach everyone in the world how to make insulin at home so you didn't have to pay a ridiculous amount for necessary medication, the Justice League was now on his tail.

Danny just laughs, thinking there's no way they'd ever be able to arrest him. Little does he know some guy calling himself Batman is leading the mission and he has no intention of arresting him. Danny, much to his horror, becomes far to familiar with adoption papers. As in he keeps having to set them on fire.

[panaceatthedisco]

There's something about the parallel between how Orpheus got to the Underworld and how Charles got to Hell.

Cerberus appreciated Orpheus's singing and the way he played the lyre was so heartbreaking that it moved Hades to allow him to leave with his wife.

Charles didn't sing or play the lyre, but he laid his soul bare to the Night Nurse who started crying at the memory of him giving up his afterlife for Edwin, and that is what led to the compassion she had to open a door so he could save his friend

[ryllen]