#welcome new blorbo

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WARNING!!! YANDERE FANFIC-Y CONTENT!!! IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED THEN KEEP SCROLLING AND ALSO DO NOT CLICK ON MY PAGE. It's basically 80% reblogs of yandere shit

I've been sick and have a lot of free time on my hands now so I've picked up fallout 3 again and I just can't get the idea of a yandere companion out of my head.

It would fit the setting pretty well. An ever loyal follower that happily carries your stuff and follows you around while also protecting you from the various dangers of the wastes. They happily take items that you are having trouble fitting in your pockets saying "don't worry about that dear. I can carry it for you".

Following you is their greatest pride. They can see all of the jealous looks they get from other wasteland filth that can only ever dream of accompanying someone as great as you. It makes them feel very proud and smug in all honesty. The fact that they were chosen over everyone else.

Should you tell them to wait somewhere they might say "well alright... Just remember to come back when you are done okay? You're not just telling me to stay here to leave me right? You wouldn't do that to me... right?" And as soon as you get back, regardless of how long it has been, they cling to you. Excited to be back in your company and ready to prove that you never need to leave them ever again because that was torture for them.

On the more domestic side of things they would absolutely be incharge of home care and maintenance. Leaky roof? No problem, they'll just pop up there real quick and patch it up real quick. Floors are dirty? We'll pass them a mop, a bucket, some Abraxo Cleaner and some water and they'll get right to it. Tummy grumbling? They have some brahmin steak ready to be cooked. You want to help with any of it? No no no. Please, they insist. It's only right that they take care of you at home after all you do (or have done) for the wasteland. Home is where you get to relax and be pampered! You won't have to lift a finger. (Plus, if they do this for long enough you won't be able to imagine a home without them in it, taking care of you)

[cy-lindric]

La Reine Margot - Charles IX, Henri de Navarre, and Marguerite de Valois

I.III - Un roi poète

I.XXXI - La Chasse à Courre

II.IV - La Nuit des Rois

[cacodaemonia]

I've had this in my drafts for months, and I just saw a post complaining about fan artists (while having the nerve to start out with, "I love fan artists so much but...") who draw characters this way or don't draw them that way, so I figured it was about time to share this.

You know that unwritten rule in fandom that says you shouldn't demand that fic writers cater to your tastes? "Don't like, don't read"? Here's a reminder that the same goes for fanart.

Sometimes, I see complaints that fan artists don't draw character A exactly how they look in canon/in a particular slice of canon/according to someone's specific headcanons. Sometimes, I see complaints that character A is being depicted, say, without enough body hair, or with the wrong body type, or as a different age than they appear in canon.

If you find yourself getting upset with fan artists over things like this, I hope you'll take a moment to:

mind your own business

consider how fucking hard art is

I think a lot of people who haven't spent time in the art trenches have absolutely no clue how difficult it can be to draw a human, period—let alone human features you haven't already practiced a million times.

This can be especially true for artists who don't have a lot of drawing experience. When I was a kid, I mostly drew women, so learning to draw more typically masculine features was a challenge, and it took me many years to even get okay at it. It takes a lot of practice to figure out how to draw a variety of facial structures, body types, hair styles, ages, etc.

For a example, I have never known an artist who doesn't think drawing children is a bitch and a half, and wrinkle placement can mean the difference between drawing something that looks like an elderly human versus a shriveled apple.

Simply drawing body hair can be very time consuming. You also have to understand hair growth patterns and direction and take into account if the person's body hair is very curly or more straight, etc. If I just want to do a really quick sketch, maybe I don't feel like spending 10-20 minutes adding body hair. Maybe some people don't like body hair so they don't want to draw it. Maybe some people have carpal tunnel syndrome or medial epicondylitis and the extremely repetitive motion of adding body hair to characters is physically painful. You don't know. And it's not your place to tell them they're wrong.

Fanart, just like fanfiction, is about drawing the things we like—NOT catering to what other people want or think we should be making.

So feel free to talk about how much you love it when fan artists draw characters in ways you like! But don't be a jerk by demanding people draw what you want, and don't put down those who don't cater to you. You can have all the personal preferences you want in fanart, but it's rude and entitled to force those preferences on others fans or act like you're a better person because of your tastes in the appearances of fictional characters.

[speyeralling-down-thy-majesty]

Amelie sits perched on a bench near a busy road, drawing something. They occasionally lift its head up to watch the passer-bys, getting lost in their thoughts slightly.

[is-that-sand-in-my-waffles]

The Feeling when a new blorbo embeds itself in your brain should be accompanied by thunder, lightning, and shouts of "IT'S ALIVE" to really immortalize the moment

[heymacy]

💛

[manchineel-bean]

me: “you wanna see a magic trick?” ny: “n-“ me: “-abracadabra!” makes him have a prosthetic leg :)

[edgy-dragon-trash]

I started replaying wizard101 a while back because I missed it and now I have big Malistaire brainrot

[thursdayinspace]

✨💕 this user loves Martin Blackwood 💕✨

[mettywiththenotes]

[doubleloner]

WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF OUTLANDER BEFORE ?????

I SUBSCRIBED TO NETFLIX FOR THE FIRST TIME LAST MONDAY TO WATCH THE WITCHER AND SAW OUTLANDER IN MY SUGGESTIONS SO I WAS LIKE....THAT SOUNDS VERY INDULGENT....AND THEN I STARTED WATCHING IT. IMMEDIATELY MY HEART GREW BY THE APPROXIMATE SIZE OF A TALL SCOTTISH REDHEAD.

yayy another traumatized blorbo to add to the list ! :(

shoutout to that reddit list of triggers + their respective time marks. you a real one.

[lissy-lou]

Welcome Home has dragged me down into a pit and I could not be happier to be down here. Wally Darling is a silly little guy, love him. He just wants to say hi I swear

[welcometoelliotstable]

HE SMILED

YORK

S M I L E D

GENUINELY

[rainbowwyrm]

Meet Amy Wyrm! The Newest Face in Home!

All assets belong to Clown / partycoffin, except for the audio recording and text which were all done in Ibis Paint X.

“Like a rainbow after a stormy day, Amy Wyrm is here to chase your sorrows away! Hailing from the underwater city of Cambria, she seeks to bring joy to anyone down on their luck, whether by giving helpful advice or assisting them with various tasks around the neighborhood. As her friend Eddie Dear always says, ‘No problem is too big for Miss Wyrm!’ ”

According to recovered scripts and concept art, Amy Wyrm is a descendant of an ancient celestial dragon, although she looks more like a bristle worm than a renowned mythical creature. Of course, that isn’t to say she can’t act fearsome! Before moving in, Amy grew up in Cambria City, an underwater metropolis where many sea folks coexist in one area. However, despite having so many neighbors, she struggled to make friends due to being too “different”, so she would either play with her toys or make shapes out of clouds. She even created imaginary creatures who lived in her dreamscape and talked to her as if they were her real friends. Other than that, Amy spent many years alone until one day, a mysterious red envelope arrived at her doorstep. Inside was a colorful flyer for a newly vacant house, located in a small, quaint neighborhood on the surface. Believing this was a calling to finally cure her loneliness, she packed all of her belongings and headed toward her brand-new life.

Amy Wyrm supposedly made her debut in the episode titled “Amy’s First Day in Home”, estimated to be released in the middle of Welcome Home’s runtime. In the script, the first scene describes Amy arriving at the entrance to Home and being greeted by Wally Darling, who is more than eager to see a new face. As Wally was giving a tour around the neighborhood, Amy asked about the red house in the center, to which Wally responded with “Oh, that’s Home!”. Confused, Amy replied “Oh, you mean… your home?” Wally, shaking his head, responded “No, Home is my house.” Unfortunately, it’s unknown what happened after as the rest had been heavily damaged beyond recovery.

Amy continues to make several appearances throughout the show, mainly acting as the neighborhood’s “cheerer-upper” as Julie Joyful likes to put it. Aside from Frank Frankly, she is the most level-headed out of all the neighbors, always comforting them when they’re feeling down and providing a proper solution to their problems. Her vivid imagination allows her to manifest elaborate ideas in the form of clouds, varying in different shapes and sizes. Additionally, she wears her heart on her sleeve– or rather on her chest– that changes colors based on her emotions. But perhaps what makes Amy truly stand out from her neighbors is that she has two distinct puppets: the main hand-and-rod puppet and a large worm hand puppet, which we believe to be her true form. Unfortunately, much like with Wally Darling, we have yet to find official design sheets.

~Separate art below~

[bearvanhelsing]

Tagged by @outeremissary, I was actually hoping someone would tag me in this one, thank you!!!

prompt: post a poll with five of your favorite characters and let your followers choose their favorite.

[camodielsart]

I've give in!!! My new obsession is this yellow man.

Welcome Home belongs to @partycoffin