#scritch scratch

[omophagic-beast]

trying to write promotional stuff for ALA and i am just simply this meme

[cookiewishesyou]

Cookie wishes you a satisfying October 12, 2024, and hopes everyone is given the opportunity to feel the incredible relief of a good chin scratch.

[skiesartsanddoom]

I like to imagine that Deimos's hands give him the best scritches.

So many little helpers.

[americankarkat]

day twelve : cleaning together

idk why the quality is so bad :(

[dicebound]

Day 3 - Most Often Played RPG I really wanna use this space to talk about the plethora of other games I've played, but my group largely does play D&D 5e or Call of Cthulhu 7e. If you haven't given Call of Cthulhu a try for some reason, I can't recommend it highly enough. Some of my favorite published (1st and 3rd party) adventures are Seperation Anxiety, Scritch Scratch, and The Dare.

[the-marshmallow]

Would it be all right if I gave you a scratch?

[bookcoversonly]

Title: Scritch Scratch | Author: Lindsay Currie | Publisher: Sourcebooks (2020)

[swaggy-kat-me0wy-meow]

okay okay. what? wtf!? that's soooooooooooo fucked up. how. why... it's mind blowing, melting my soul, like HOOOOOW.

[omophagic-beast]

new game out!

Y O U is an interactive fiction game about being stalked by some thing

made in Decker for the Deck-Month 2 jam! 

includes: pining, unrequited love, strangers to enemies, existential horror, transgenders, only one bed, hurt no comfort, murder

you can play it in browser on the itch page, linked below!

[pusheen]

[americankarkat]

little natshig sketches i drew for twitter <33

[cerberulix]

@thegoodkindoftrash

[jonathanpongratz]

Book Review: Scritch Scratch

  Hello hello bookworms! Happy Pride month! I hope you have some great things planned this month to celebrate. My weekends are almost completely booked already, and with Crypticon at the end of the month I’m super excited. This past weekend was the calm before the storm of events that are going on, so naturally I read another book! This time I read Scritch Scratch by Lindsay Currie. This book…

[plutoniumdecay]

has any1 done this yet

[zephyrchama]

Seeing Satan interact with strays around the RAD campus gives you an idea. You decide to try it out when he's alone in the household library later.

As usual, he invites you to sit with him. When no one else is around, it's fine if you sit in his lap. It's your special privilege.

You take a peek at what he's reading. It looks boring, though his eyes are glued to the page. His blue irises shift in the light as they go back and forth across the page. It's a pretty sight.

When you raise a hand to his cheek, Satan leans his face into your palm. A natural gesture. He doesn't even look up. It signals the perfect time to put your plan into action. You begin to move your fingertips, gently scratching around the bottom of his ear in small circles. Just barely grazing his skin with your nails.

He stiffens with a look of pure confusion. Concentration broken, his gaze is finally directed at you.

Now that he's not distracted by the novel, your other hand makes its way to the crown of his head for more scritches. You go back and forth, mimicking the satisfying way Satan always does it to the strays around town. His soft blonde hair parts easily as you lightly scratch at his scalp.

"What do you think you're doing?" A blush spreads across his entire face, from cheek to ear. Perhaps your experiment went too far.

"I thought you'd like this," you admit. It seems to have the opposite effect, though. Instead of relaxing, Satan was straining his entire body. His grip on the chair's arm dug into its upholstery. You drop your hands and opt to lean against him instead.

He places his book aside. "I do. Why did you stop?"

"Really?" With newfound confidence, you graze two fingernails against the bottom of his chin, working in small zig zags. "So you like this?"

His breathing turns erratic. Satan grabs your wrist in an oddly strong hold and orders, "wait. Not here."

In a rush, he clutches you against his chest and stands up. There's so much force behind his movement, the armchair skids back several paces. It'll be faster if Satan carries you, and you can keep scratching his chin while he walks.

"Come with me, we'll try this out again in my room."