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Inspired by this (absolutely correct) tweet, here are some other things I think are a litmus test for taste:
- whether you think Dallas (the city in Texas) is cool
- favorite book you read in school
- honest thoughts on Beyoncé
- your most visited fast food place (ÂĄno niche answers! must be well known in ur area and have at least 4 locations)
#the correct answers are as follows:#1 Dallas isnât cool#2 thereâs too many good answers to put here#but Lord of the Flies is a definite bad one#not a bad book but the ppl who like it are soâŠ#3 BeyoncĂ© is great#this oneâs mostly here to weed out the conspiracy theorists#and ppl who feel the need to humble her for some reason#so all opinions welcome as long as ur not weird about it#4 Arbyâs McDonaldâs#*loud wrong buzzer noise#thoughts#list#opinion#correct opinion#unpopular opinion
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the fun thing about slay the princess is that I thought there was a clear 'right' answer and an obvious moral after my first run and then proceeded to walk straight into the fandom where I was immediately hit by the fucking cargo train of almost everyone having a different take than me
#this is /pos btw#I completely forgot the first and most important part of the story#no right or wrong endings#only fresh perspectives#and being surrounded by so many differing ideas#that all coalesce into a collective love of a piece of art#that looks different to each and every one of us?#it's so freaking cool#it's why I hate when people post something that starts with 'I think what a bunch of people misunderstand...'#*LOUD BUZZER NOISES*#NO!#I already made that post. but still#everyone having a different perspective is what makes this game cool#it means that it worked#stp#slay the princess#stp meta
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Just some unimportant ponderings for your mv x ev crossover. You mentioned them possibly going after Astel as a false lead and I got caught in a spiral on how tf they get there without the ranni quest. So if we want a fun detour we can say they are looking for mentions of a fallen meteor. Arthur, who has dabbled in Carian magic, makes a logical leap that a place of astrology and knowledge would be a good start. No academy key so that's not an immediate option, but the Carian study hall may have information. Perhaps they do get info there, maybe not. Their proximity to Ainsel river and the fact that it sits down there and is accessed only through the Ranni quest really can be stretched to there being some sort of lead to find in either there or the manor. They head to Ainsel river pursued by runebear. Ants. Void creature throwing rocks. Stumble their way accidentally to lake of rot overlook. Arthur falls down as a plot device. Back in the rot... again. Fight some fucking rot cultists. Fall down in the coffin. "Arthur! There is a huge fucking Void monster! Arthur! It's about to sh-!
PURSUED BY RUNEBEAR WHKJWHWJH also the amount of falling into things arthur does. incredibly correct. falls the whole way down from the overlook and gets another rot bathâą and somehow survives. trips into an open coffin and it turns out to be the lands between's only public transit vehicle. that's arthur for you. or maybe he was just so fucking exhausted from fighting/running from the dragonkin AND the tree spirit AND the cultists that he was just like john, listen, i'm gonna fucking, i'm just gonna take a nap. in the coffin. it looks so comfy. yes i know i can't see it you described it as comfy. well you said it could physically hold me which is basically the same thing. fucking. shut up, i need this. and then they fall off a cliff Again this time in a coffin. or, possibly more believably, the pests in the area knock them out and put them in the coffin for some ritual purpose known only to them. or to say 'get out of our cloister you weren't even invited.' OR they have to hide in the coffin from the pests. idk why i'm so hung up on getting him into the coffin but i guess we have a lot of options now
ok wait more Plot Thoughts about this. the astel in ainsel is already so like, Barely overtly relevant to the ranni questline as it is, that i almost feel like it would make More sense if they were pursuing astel on purpose rather than just running into it completely accidentally while helping a living doll take over her step-mom's civilization. i think caria almost definitely has a connection to the eternal cities, so maybe while they're in the study hall they find references to the ill-starred monster from the void that totally wrecked one of them. and obviously they're like oh shit, a monster that came in on a meteor and destroyed a city?? this has GOTTA be what kayne wanted us to kill. it's a slam dunk!! and then it's. still. the wrong. fucking. meteor monster.
#the nemesis speaks#the nemesis answers#dargonics#mv er#mv liveblog#kayne shows up every time they kill a fallingstar beast or astel or whatever just to make a loud incorrect buzzer noise and leave#NOPE! TRY AGAIN!#then they get to the snowfields and there's a SECOND ASTEL AND IT'S STILL THE WRONG FUCKING-#maybe they do part of the ranni questline specifically to get access to her ainsel teleporter#you're right that they would have zero interest in the questline on its own merits tho#arthur's not becoming anyone's fucking consort. especially not mysterious princess doll lady's that's a problem for a lot of reasons#and they don't really care about abolishing the order or being lord either they've really got more important things to take care of#namely. figuring out WHICH GODDAMN METEOR MONSTER THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BE FIGHTING
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I think we all need to go back and relearn what canon means
#911#911 abc#the actual thing that made me make this post was not 911 but there's a lot of crossover between the fandoms#so feel free to speculate you'll probably be right#for instance 'bucktommy aren't canon because [insert reason here]'#*loud buzzer noise* incorrect!!#you guys are killing me why do you need everything to be stated within the text of the show#also if the writers and actors all agree on the intended interpretation of a scene then maybe it's you that's wrong#like yes multiple interpretations are valid but implied meaning shouldn't need to be spelt out we're not five#we don't need spoonfeeding#you guys will really just bad faith your way through any media#negativity
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fai is the ultimate avoider. Fai "Surely if I ignore it long enough it'll go away" Sephir
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Whoever it was that sent that "you sound miserable" anon message bitch I JUST saw that shit. Went back in my email and saw you sent that shit on CHRISTMAS EVE.
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i think some ppl in the fandom don't actually understand the meaning of "morally grey"
#i do think she's right but the end simply just doesn't justify the means#shut up val#but at the same time... @ people who says she's wrong: [LOUD BUZZER NOISE]
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the only thing i feel joy with is with evillious (cringe), my oc f/o (but im gatekeeping for my sanity), and 7 deadly sins stuff in general. oh surely one day i will feel that spark and joy for past things right
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you guys suck youâre not riding my adventure time nyquil wave with me and now weâre breaking up. đ«
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my toxic trait is blocking / muting everyone who says Edgin Darvis is a rogue and not a bard
#out here curating my online experience#you're allowed to have your opinions i just dont want to see them because i think they're Bad and misinformed#there was ALREADY a rogue in the party and it was forge fitzwilliam#like broskis just tell me you dont understand the narrative and story telling elements of the bard class#just tell me you think all magic has to be flashy#bard magic is subtle spell casting disguised as other things-- spoke word or song or music etc--#used to uplift and inspire (or manipulate) OTHER PEOPLE#its not direct combat-- though it can be! depending on your school#the bard class fantasy is the social. its being charismatic and charming and able to talk your way into or out of trouble#thats WHY the Harpers are a bardic guild#'oh edgin just used Bard as a disguise to get into the Harpers' [LOUD BUZZER NOISE] WRONG !!!#edgin was a harper because he IS a bard#he uses bardic spells and bardic inspiration CONSTANTLY throughout the entire movie#we see sofina cast without pomp and circumstance SEVERAL times. why do y'all insist edgin isnt a bard just because he does the same?
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â you really do notice everything don't you? â / dolores
Clark would otherwise be content with just accepting what he could assume to be an insult. He did it quite often as it wasn't exactly beneficial to scream and shout about every mean thing tossed his way; he'd be at it all day and night and wouldn't have had time for much else if that was the case.
One of his major faults, though, was his inability to stay quiet in the face of something he deemed just factually incorrect. â Oh, quite the opposite. I notice just about everything. It's a bit of a curse, really. â his own supernatural bullshit mixed with his own hypervigilance and overactive mind like some fucked up cocktail.
â No, I notice most things. I just tend to ignore things I don't deem important. Why? What do you think I've missed? â
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my teacher: your thesis is too concrete and not enough thought which makes your essay feel more like a summary
me, who used the exact thesis he told us to use:

#like what did i do#you told us the point we had to make#you basically gave us a thesis except for a couple words#i plugged in the point you wanted me to make into the thesis to make it a finished one#and you told me *loud incorrect buzzer noise*#I DID EVERYTHING YOU TOLD ME TO DO WHY IS IT WRONG#undescribed
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dbf!Joel Miller x f!reader
Youâre spending spring break alone at home while your father is five thousand miles away when all of sudden, you fall sick. Enter Joel Miller: your fatherâs buddy, sent by him to check on you.
Tags: Explicit MDNI, no outbreak, age gap, no mother in the picture but your father has a named girlfriend (sorry), no bra household, dry humping, footjob while watching SpongeBob, oral (m and f receiving)
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âDad,â your voice is hoarse like it has just come out from a dying goose, and you spend the next five seconds trying to clear your throat.
âSo like, Iâm⊠sick, kinda, but itâs not really bad, soââ A train of coughs that feels like they are going to tear your lungs apart. ââsorry about that. Itâs nothing. Donât worry too much, donât even think about it. I just wanted to let you know.â Another coughing fit. âOkay. Have fun, I love you.â
You click your phone screen and let the voicemail find its way to your fatherâs ancient block of telecommunication. Itâs 11 p.m. for you, 5 a.m. in Tuscany, you calculate with your fingers. You might be wrong. Either way, your father is probably asleep. He had been away for a couple of days with his girlfriend Amy for her nephew's wedding. And they plan to spend another week there, because itâs their anniversary, and Amy had always wanted to go to Italy.
âWill you be okay?â your father asked, apologetic. He leaned onto your bedroom doorâs frame while you were unpacking your backpack.
âYeah, Dad, what am I, eight? Go.â you laughed lightheartedly.
âItâs just you came down here from school and then I go, you know. I wish youâd said yes and come with us.â
âAnd third-wheeling you and Amy for ten days?â you giggled. âDad, itâs okay. Come on. Weâll still have the weekend together when you come back.â
You heard Amy call for your father from downstairs, followed by a question about his dress shirt. You grinned, gesturing for him to go.
âMe and Amy will make sure the fridge is full, okay?â he says, voice fading as he steps down the stairs. You shook your head. Youâve survived on dry ramens and day-old coffees in college. You would be okay. Right?
Loud buzzer sound. The game show on the TV you put on to distract yourself from the fever is not doing a good job. You try to focus, but the noises coming out of it sound muffled, and the colors are just so bright and saturated that they make your head spin. You click on mute before slamming the remote on the coffee table, and it lands safely on some crumpled Kleenex. A thermometer is sitting next to the box, the tiny display screen blank. Itâs broken, and you make a mental note to scold your father for always keeping faulty things around the house as if heâs going to fix them. A few bottles of pills you fished out of your fatherâs medicine cabinet to at least ease your aching muscles are toppled next to a half-empty Nyquil Nighttime Relief bottle with its cap screwed but crooked.
You second-guess your decision to let your father know that youâre unwell. But again, he hates surprises, so letting him know that he might find your rotting corpse in front of his TV when he gets back is, perhaps, doing him a favor.
Itâs dark in the living room, and the leather couch is sticking to your sweaty leg. You should probably put sweatpants and a hoodie on instead of biker shorts and a stretched out shirt that looks more like a rag than a proper clothing item. But climbing the stairs now? No, thank you.
You shift your body, trying to find the best position to fall asleep in since the wrong angle seems to block your nasal passage. A groan leaves your throat when you canât pull the fleece blanket to cover your body. You find out you are sitting on both ends of it. To hell with it.
You blink slowly. The Nyquil seems to start working. Canât sneeze or cough if youâre knocked out, you think. You close your eyes, the colors from the TV somehow find their way in and flash washed-out red, white, yellow behind your eyelids. Youâre too tired to reach for the remote.
Maybe youâll feel better when you wake up.
You jolt when something cold makes contact with your forehead. Within microseconds, you yeet the thing away hysterically, hitting yourself in the process. The thing flies and lands on the wooden floor with a wet, thwap sound.
âEasy, easy,â
If it was just a little bit not so sudden and confusing and designed to constrict your blood vessels until your organs fail, you would have yelped. You nearly snap your neck trying to find the source of the voice, and your tense shoulders fall as quickly as they were raised when you notice the familiar face belonging to a broad frame standing next to the couch.
Itâs Joel Miller.
Of course itâs him. Your father likely has him on speed dial.
He and your father go way back. Went to the same school, crushed on the same girls, hit the same bong, and so on. They were even in a band together. Your father has pictures of them from years ago, with greasy hair, earrings, bass and drumsticks in their hands. Cringe.
Well, just your father. Not Joel though.
You havenât seen him in like, what, a year? And yet he looks good as ever. Well, Joel has always looked good his whole life. When you saw the pictures of him from high school you thought, Oh Fuck, I Would Totally Have A Crush On This Guy. And then you had to sit in silence and ponder, because, well, you are having a crush on this guy. Sort of. Maybe.
He bends over to pick up the thing you just yeeted on the floor, which is apparently a washcloth, and dunk it in a basin on the side table, which is now clean from all the stuff that was previously there.
âJoel,â you chirp. âHi.â
âHey.â he smiles as he squeezes the washcloth. Beads of water come trickling down his knuckles back to the basin, gleaming in front of the still-turned-on TV. âHow are you feeling?â
âIâm okay. What time is this?â you straighten up, rummaging around the blanket to find your phone to no avail.
âOne-thirty. Sorry, didnât mean to startle you. Your old man asked me to check on you." He folds the cloth in two and dab it before stepping closer and pressing it against your forehead, nice and cold. His other hand supports your head from the back, basically cradling your skull.
âYour front door was unlocked when I came in.â says Joel, as if you are capable of digesting any kind of information at the moment. âYou shouldnât do that.â
âSorry,â you say sheepishly. âAnd sorry my Dad made you come here. You didnât have to, itâs not so bad.â
âCome on, itâs only a ten minute drive. âS okay. I checked your forehead. Not too bad, but still a fever, yâknow. You took the Nyquil?â
The thought of Joel Miller touching your forehead with his palm in the dark while you were asleep somehow makes the neurons in your brain stop interlinking for a second. Were you sleeping with your mouth open the whole time? You knew you did fall asleep that way since you couldnât breathe through your nose. Man.
âI did.â you nod, shaking the thought away. You feel your lungs tighten, though. Another coughing fit incoming.
âGood,â Joel presses his hand to your forehead again as if trying to make sure the wet washcloth is properly glued onto your face. The soft pressure disrupts your composure and you cough like a machine gun submerged in a container full of Elmerâs glue, hacking up thick mucus up your throat. Joel leaves your side with hurried steps and, within seconds, somehow has a paper cup under your chin for you to spit into.
You try to grab the cup, flustered, but he doesnât let go and instead helps you sit up straight, patting your back.
âSpit.â he says as you wheeze with phlegm in your mouth like an imbecile. You awkwardly grab his wrist for support and spit the mucus out into the cup. Soon youâll realize how foolish it is to grab someoneâs wrist using the same hand you used to cover your mouth while coughing. The string of saliva takes a ridiculously long time to break free from your lips, but Joel is unfazed. He takes a glance at the mucus, likely checking the color and consistency.
âThanks,â you blink rapidly, still processing.
âYou wanna go to urgent care?â Joel asks.
âNu-uh,â you shake your head. âIâm okay, I promise. I feel a lot better already.â
âItâs probably just a bug,â he pats your back again before walking to the kitchen to dispose of the cup. âHow long has it been going on?â
You wait until he comes back because you donât think you can speak loud enough for him to be able to hear you from the kitchen without tearing your throat apart. Joel thinks you didnât hear him the first time and is about to repeat his question when you say, âUh, it got progressively worse last night.â you realize how serious that sounds and quickly add, âBut not like, worse worse. I mean, compared to,â
âAnd before that?â
âJust a scratchy throat.â
He looks like heâs mentally taking notes with arms folded in front of his stomach. Itâs the first time that night you take a full look at him under the glow of the muted TV. You canât really make the colors out, but heâs wearing a dark t-shirt under an unbuttoned flannel shirt and jeans. Heâs keeping his beard kind of thin compared to the last time you saw him, but still the same, well-tended mustache that makes a strong presence over his lips. You canât help but notice the graying strands of hair that stick out among his dark, messy hair, complimenting him so well. You are pretty sure the ratio between light to dark hair has been shooting up this year. You like it.
And his eyes. Theyâre rich, and dark, and the fact that he furrows half of the time that it creates permanent dents between his eyebrows just makes him ridiculously hotter.
The mucus factory must be working overtime tonight because you can feel the slight slippery feeling of lubrication where youâre sitting. Fucking stupid, you think, read the room.
All of sudden, a lightning flashes, lighting up your surroundings before the grumbling roar of thunder follows through. For a second, you can make out the shapes and silhouettes of everything in the room like a photograph. Joel fits rightly in the left third of this main piece in your mind exhibition. You wish you could take screenshots with your eyes and keep it to admire later.
Joel glances out the window. Heat lightning reveals the blobs of clouds outside, and the strong wind is starting to blow debris to rattle the windows. He shifts his focus on you again. âDid you eat?â
âIâm okay,â you shrug. Storm is coming, Joel better go home before it gets worse.
He chuckles. âYes or no?â
That chuckle tickles something deep inside of you. You smile shyly. âYes, Joel. Iâm okay.â
Joel stares at you, and you are pretty sure he senses that you did not, in fact, eat dinner. âIâm starvinâ, actually,â he gets up and takes his flannel shirt off, and then tosses it on the couch before making his way towards the kitchen. You scream internally at the sight of his biceps like a deranged fangirl.
âMind if I take a look in the fridge?â he yells while opening the fridge door. Just being polite. He knows your father will let him dismantle the house and take the pieces home if he wants to.
You free the tangled blanket from around your legs, only noticing now how under your old, sweat-dampened, Marlin Club shirt, your nipples are as erect as firemanâs poles. Was it the temperature, Joel, or both, you canât conclude.
Joel whistles when he finds that the fridge is full. He grabs a can of beer and pops it open, studying the contents of the fridge and thinking of what he can cook for you as he gulps the beer down.
You follow him to the kitchen, jump to sit on the kitchen island as Joel grabs some produce off the fridge and sets them next to you. He looks at you, blinks a couple of times, then occupies himself with the food cabinet over the counter. You try to be helpful by unwrapping the basil and cherry tomatoes.
âSo, howâs school?â Joel breaks the silence as he washes his hands. âAnd donât just say okay, please.â
âYou got me there,â you laugh. âNothing really amusing, really.â
Then a few more superficial, classic-catching-up questions while you both prepare the pesto. Joel asks about the trip to Italy, how your father mentioned proposing to Amy soon, what do you think about that. You ask about his brother Tommy, work, and the average cost to renovate a room, to which Joel answers in detail really nicely. Then come the usual do-you-remember-when stories, melting down the strange and awkward atmosphere between the two of you. Laughters fill up the room. Itâs fun and familiar.
âDid you remember when you used to call me Uncle Joel?â Joel sneers as he tosses a pan to the sink. âYou used to be so nice and polite.â
âI was like six!â You snorted. âAnd you canât even pay me to call you that again, Joel.â
Then, the once-your-pops-and-I anecdotes. Youâve heard some of them from your own fatherâs mouth, but you still listen to Joelâs versions eagerly anyway.
At one point, you start to cough again so Joel instructs you to just sit down on the counter. You donât complainâit means you can just sit back and watch him from the back and imagine how it would feel to run your fingers through his hair.
When Joel stirs the pasta with the pesto sauce, the weather has gone full-blown insane out there.
âYou should stay the night,â you try to sound as nonchalant as possible. His presence is sending arrays of erroneous signals to your reproductive organs, which will most likely result badly if he stays, but how can you let him drive home in this kind of weather?
Joel hands you a fork and pushes a plate of fusilli for you to eat. âEh, weâll see,â he shrugs. âI donât mind drivinâ through a storm, but I canât just leave you alone if you donât feel well.â
âDad told me you got a folded chair smashed through your windshield last summer.â You take a bite, the thick sauce coats your tastebuds and you groan in satisfaction, even though you canât really taste it to the fullest because of your stuffy nose.
âOh, yeah, that.â Joel chuckles. âI was lucky it aimed for the shotgun.â
He eats standing up across you, one elbow on the counter. When you both finish the meal, he takes your plate and starts washing the dishes. You tell him to do it later, and then offer your help, and he says no to both. You insist on drying the dishes anyway, standing side by side with him.
After the very late dinner, the two of you retreat to the living room. Joel asks you to take some medication again and you decline, stating that you feel better already.
âHeadstrong, ainât ya?â Joel sighs. âOkay, sleep then. Wanna sleep in your bed?â
âNot really sleepy,â you shake your head. âFeel free to take Dadâs bed, by the way. You have work in the morning, right?â
âNah, Iâm alright by the couch.â Joel scoots to make room for his legs and lies on his back, groaning like every other old person when they finally get to be horizontal. His feet are dangling on one side, his head on the opposite armrest. You take the old recliner that doesnât even recline anymore near Joelâs feet, facing both the TV and Joel at an angle.
The TV is still on, showing the same game show but already on a later season. You unmute it and watch it together with Joel for five minutes before you realize that none of you has laughed yet, and you ask Joel if he wants to watch a movie instead. He says why not.
You open a streaming service and browse for movies on the home page. Joel probably likes action and other classic old man genre types. You pretend to read some of the summaries and see if Joel perks up at one of them, but he doesnât seem to really care about the TV.
âI donât know what to watch,â you admit. âDo you wanna pick the movie?â
Truth is, Joel canât give a single shit about no goddamn movie. Heâs been distracted by so many thoughts in his mind. But he gestures for you to scroll back up anyway. âLetâs see the trending ones.â
You stop at a tally of newly released and currently popular films at the top of the page, giving Joel a chance to read about them before moving to the next one.
âThis one looks excitinâ.â Joel points at the screen. The poster shows a man in classic Viking attire, staring intently at the viewer with striking blue eyes. Some kind of pelt is draped over his shoulders. His hands are on top of each other, resting on a sword handle, the blade facing the earth. Dried mud and blood are splattered over his face and armor. The Conquest, it says. You donât recognize the actors listed. The summary says something about revenge, passion, blood, power, blah blah. You click play.
The movie opens with a battle scene. The movie looks like it runs out of lighting budget, and you need to squint to be able to tell what they are actually doing. Nothing can be heard except grunts and blades clashing. You look over at Joel to see his expression, but heâs looking at you. He quickly averts his gaze back to the screen.
Twenty minutes pass, and none of you are really paying attention to the plot. Not until the main guy enters a wooden tub filled with steaming hot water with his asscheeks out, and then a woman enters the scene with nothing but a thin white veil covering her body. She drops the cloth and joins him. The warm light from the torches is highlighting her breasts.
âWoah,â you look at Joel again, but he says nothing, but you can see his Adamâs apple moving awkwardly.
They kiss, and he grabs her bosom with his humongous palms and knead them. Then he buries his face between them, with the woman kissing the top of his head. After what feels like a millenia, he lifts her lower half from the water, and then puts her down to sit on the edge of the tub before performing cunnilingus. She moans.
You start to feel a pool of heat brewing inside of you. This feels invasive of their privacy, somehow, with no soundtrack added, just fire crackling and water splashing and erotic moaning.
Joel clears his throat. âUh, maybe we shouldnât watch this,â
âYouâre the one who picked the movie.â you say, eyes fixated on the screen.
âWell, it didnât say nothinâ about eatinâ a lady out in the summary.â
He reaches for the remote and turns the TV off, leaving only the sound of rain hitting your window in your eardrums.
âHey,â you whine. âThatâs not nice. I didnât say yes.â
âItâs late. Go to sleep.â Joel folds his arms over his chest, partly staying warm, partly because heâs so flustered he doesnât know what to do with his hands. He then closes his eyes, knowing damn well heâs far from feeling tired let alone fall asleep.
âWeâre both adults anyways,â you mutter, but Joel doesnât move. Heâs probably actually tired.
Your gaze is affixed on him. He surely doesnât look like heâs sleeping in peace right now but heâs still handsome nonetheless. His old shirt is a tad bit too tight around his biceps. You can see the protruding veins beautifully decorating his arms and hands. His legs are slightly crossing with one ankle on top of another, and his breath is steady. Heâs gorgeous.
In your wildest dreams, you would jump to straddle Joel, and he would grab your hips and fuck you to death. Is it bad that your immune system is fighting one of the worst battles in your life, and yet your number one priority is somehow to get laid, by this man specifically? Itâs both excruciating and foolish.Â
The movie you just saw doesnât help, either. In fact, it makes everything worse. Your mind keeps wandering back to it, the way the man eats the woman out, and then back to Joel, imagining the top of his head would look like when he eats you out. Fuck. You know that if you donât get to touch this man in the next 30 minutes, you are either going to combust or burn everything in the vicinity.
You close your eyes, try to do the mindfulness practice you once saw in a magazine. Inhale. Hold. Exhale. You repeat âRelease me from this earthly desireâ in your head like a rookie buddhist wizard trying to cast a spell with a broken wand. You ball your fists in your lap so hard the joints start to hurt.
Itâs not working.
Your mind keeps wandering back to different scenarios, different positions, different spots around the house. Low grunts, fingertips pressing your sides, tongue between your lipsâŠ
You canât do it anymore. You need release. You need to at least be able to feel something, a little reward for your throbbing clit. Trying your best to be as casual as possible, you pull your folded legs closer to your body, your left heel even closer to your biker-short-covered cunt, and shift your body weight on it.
The pleasure that has been building up there bursts like a balloon. You sigh.
There are two things that Joel is not: young, and oblivious.
Oh, he is totally aware of whatâs happening. You are not doing a good job trying to be subtle. From the non-stop staring, to the constant fidgeting, to the borderline sexual sighs, to the hard nipples, Joel knows you are going through something that is completely different from just being ill.
And he totally understands. Heâs been there, done that. There was a time when his back wasnât hurting and his face hadnât been âgracedâ with crowâs feet and age spots yet, when his hormones were at all-time high and his blood liked nothing more than flowing to his cock recklessly at the slightest inducement. He understands what you are going through.
So when you start grinding yourself onto your left heel followed by soft moans, he is not exactly surprised, just mostly in awe of your debauched audacity.
That is too much, even for him. He clears his throat, hoping youâd catch the hint and stop for good. But you donât, and your eyes are closed and your eyebrows are knitted together in concentration, and your hips are moving slowly, sensually, chasing something, the sight of it stirs something up in his guts.
It is vulgar, and most importantly indecent in every way, but Joel can feel his own arousal creeping up no matter how hard he tries to convince himself that it is not happening.
He calls your name. Your body responds faster than the critically thinking part of your brain and you stop like you just got cursed by Medusa.Â
You can physically feel your heart drop to your ass. Your neck moves stiffly to find his eyes like a broken animatronic. âYeah?â you croak.
âDo you think I donât know what youâre doinâ?â
You blink. Deny? Act stupid? Admit? Deny, deny. Wait, deny? No, act stupid.
âWhat⊠Do you mean?â you say, and you realize that you chose the dialogue option that actually sounds the dumbest.
Joel clicks his tongue. âMight as well hump me if you want it that much.â
Wait, what? Your eyes light up. âReally?â
Joel stares at you in genuine perplexity before lifting one hand up to massage his temples. He takes a deep breath, and in the softest way possibleâlike telling a puppy she canât eat electronic partsâsighs, âNo.â
âOh,â you cover your mouth. âI thought you meantââ
âYeah, yeah. My bad.â he sighs again, sounding significantly more frustrated. He then uses his hands to support himself to a sitting position, composing himself.
Silence. You donât dare to look at Joel, but your cunt keeps pulsing like a metal detector. You understand that the beepingâdesireâwill not die down unless you get the valuable artefact from the bronze ageâJoelâin your hand. Is this time to be bold and brash?
âJoel,â you call, and you can swear that was not a sober decision, but the stage curtains have been pulled back, and you are pushed to the stage to play your part.
âHm?â
âWhat if⊠I hump you anyway?â you stand up, and your knees are slightly buckling but you act tough and bold regardless.
Joelâs jaws opens and stays slightly agape for a while before he says, âThat fever is really messinâ with your brain, huh? Sit down.â
âYouâre bricked up, Joel.â you accuse. You donât actually know for sure since Joel keeps a hand on his lap to cover his crotch, but Joel gulps. Gotcha.
âUnrelated to you.â he hisses in defense.
You scoff.
âJoel, please,â you grouse, voice cracking and desperate. âI want this so bad.â you whisper as you take slow, threatening steps towards Joel until your crotch is not even an inch away from his knee. âI want you so bad.â
âThis ainât right, kid.â Joel puts a hand on the outer side of your arm, and itâs worth pointing out that heâs shaking. âYou know that.â
Joel doesnât tell you that heâs battling demons in his head, and heâs currently losing. A million impulses are catapulting burning boulders onto the gate of his conscience, and all he got is one bleeding, sickly troop with a chipped wooden sword. But he puts his best stern expression despite the fact that his body is betraying him.
He could leave now. Push you away. Clear his head. Come back later. Or not come back at all.
But he knows he doesnât want to. He can hear his blood rushing and his heart singing battle cry. Not to mention his cock, hard and nearly burns a hole through his jeans.
A long pause. You want to push him further, but you know you donât need to. The black marlin printed on your shirt does a worthless attempt at distracting Joel from your hard nipples, putting him into a trance.
Joel takes a deep breath. He knows he has lost. âYou can help yourself, thatâs all,â he nods, more trying to convince himself rather than talking to you. âJust to make you shut up and get rest. Thatâs it.â
Thatâs an unenthusiastic barf-colored green light, but it is a green light nonetheless.
You put your hands on Joelâs shoulder before putting your left knee next to his right leg and lower yourself down onto his thigh, while your other knee rests in front of his crotch and presses onto his raging hard-on. Your cunt pulsates in pleasure upon contact, and you let out a gasp. Joel anxiously places his hands on your sides to keep you steady, one thumb âaccidentallyâ brushing your nipple, earning a whine. You lock gaze with him, and start moving.
The friction sends buzzes up your head. You make each grind count, and every single one feels like heaven despite the layers of fabric between your cunt and his beefy thigh. Moans and Joelâs name spill from your lips indeliberately, and he tightens his grip on your body until his fingertips turn white as if you would fly away with a gust of wind if he doesnât. If you werenât so absorbed in your own pleasure, you wouldâve noticed how shallow and rapid Joelâs breath has become. It turns him on watching you getting off because of him, using him, how your eyelids flutter and your pupils are having a hard time staying in place.
Joel wants to break free from his denim, badly. While he consciously thought, planned, and stated that heâs doing what heâs doing only for your satisfaction and be done with it, it isnât exactly nice having your kneecap pushing button-flies shaped caves on his crotch repeatedly. Especially not when his cock, which probably has its own brain, has been begging to be taken care of, too.
You, on the other side, are having the best time of your life. As your climax is building up in your south region, you smile at Joel, who smiles back. His hand leaves your ribs briefly to brush the hair that is sticking to your sweaty forehead away from your face.
âThat feels good, doesnât it?â
You nod weakly. âSo good, Joel, so good,â
For a moment there you consider kissing him. His face is merely two inches away from you, and he looks ravishing, all sweaty and blushing. And how you just want to have your tongue inside his mouth, his lips all over yours sloppily. But that feels like overstepping boundaries, like a whole uncharted area you canât cross, spreading the flu aside. You opt to put your chin on his shoulder instead, trying to focus on your orgasm.
âI want to see your face,â Joel says in your ear, his beard grazing your cheek. Takes you three whole seconds to process that, and when you do, it tingles your core. Before you can answer, he continues, âYouâre so beautiful like this.â
You pull back, meeting his gaze with flushing cheeks. You donât know what to say, and maybe you donât have to. You continue to be dumbfounded when Joel stops your motion and helps you to stand up.
âHold on,â he says as he undoes the buttons of his jeans. âI need to take these off.â
He quickly kicks the jeans off his legs, revealing a dark gray boxer briefs under. A wet patch adorns the bulge right in the center. He then manspreads and gestures for you to come back onto him, to which you comply. âCâmere,â he says, âI need to feel you on me.â
You straddle him, positioning your cunt right on his cock, and on everybody and their mother, it feels good. No, it feels right. Joel lets out a groan that cuts into a gasp when you start to grind. âFuck, yeah,â he grabs your ass, helping you settle on a rhythm.
The contour of Joelâs cock, albeit still covered by the fabric of his boxer briefs, touches every last nerve ending of your cunt in such a different way that his thigh did. You pick your pace up, getting the pleasure to build up again.Â
âJoel, Iâm gonna come,â you moan, voice quivering. You rake your fingers through his hair, your noses almost touching.
âKeep going, baby,â he says through a smile. âDonât hold back. You sound so pretty.â
The encouragement is shooting up fireworks in your lower belly, and you start making more sounds. Youâre close. So close.
âMakinâ me so hard all night, you,â
You whimper as you come, hips convulsing. Time slows down, and it feels like your cunt is pulled towards a strong gravitational force within your own body as you are sinking down a quicksand, all while pleasure forces your brain to reboot itself.
âThatâs it, thatâs it. There you go. Youâre so good.â
Joel holds the back of your head while youâre laying on his chest, limp. When you pull yourself away from him, he presses a palm to your cheek, smiling. âAttagirl.â
When you finally gather yourself, you pull away from Joel, leaving a huge wet spot on where you just had your cunt on, and scoot to the spot next to him on the couch. You are about to lean onto his shoulder when he stands up and picks his jeans up from the floor. He sees the wet trail of arousal you left on the fabric in the thigh area and snickers.
âDamn, kid, youâre practically a snail,â he points to it. âPoor thing.â
You wince. âWhat are you doing?â
âPuttinâ my pants on?â he answers in the exact same tone, fixing the position of his boxer briefs.
âBut you havenât even come yet!â you protest. âWhat the fuck? Take them off!â
âThatâs not what I agreed to, remember? I help you come so youâll shut up and sleep. Youâve come, now shut up, and go to sleep.â he lays it out like basic math while you press the base of your palms onto your eyelids, confounded.
âYouâre a sick person,â you shake your head, and then point to his crotch. âYouâre literally still hard.â
âThat has nothinâ to do with anythinâ.â
You stare at the open space, like youâre trying to break the fourth wall in a sitcom. Can you believe this guy?
âJoel, your line is âIâm going to fuck you so hard.â Now letâs start again from the top.â
Joel, whoâs struggling trying to fit his bulge back in the jeans without hurting it, stops fussing with his button-fly shortly to push your head backâsoftlyâto the couch. âSleep,â he drags his palm over your face to close your eyelids.
âJoooooel,â
âYour line is âYes, Joel, good night.ââ
âYes, Uncle Joel, good night, Uncle Joel,â you mock as you swiftly jump from the couch and pull his jeans down to his ankle and force him to step out of it. You hear Joel yelling hey, hey, hey as he tries to simultaneously fight you and not hurt you. You throw the pair of pants across the room with all your might and it lands with a loud thud.
âWhat are your pants made of, steel?â
âWhat is wrong with you?â he takes a step to fetch it, but you stand up and push him back to the couch. Joel is for sure going easy on you, because if he wanted to, he could definitely launch you through the walls. Instead, he just accepts his fate and stares at the ceiling, defeated.
âNobody sleeps with jeans on, Joel,â you reach for the TV remote again. âNow letâs watch something again and then sleep.â
âWeâre not watching the viking movie again.â
âWeâre not watching the viking movie again,â you repeat. âWeâre watching SpongeBob.â
Joel groans.
âWhat, you donât like SpongeBob?â
âNot my era,â Joel says. âI watched Gumby. Tom and Jerry. The Muppet Show.â
âNo wonder you act like the heckling old guys.â
âI donât, but, sure,â
âOh, youâre more like the eagle. So serious all the time.â
Joel rolls his eyes. You play the first episode of the first season of SpongeBob Squarepants, and the familiar intro begins. You take a look at Joel in the corner of your eyes, how he has one of his forearm on the top of his head, bicep almost as thick as his head. The other hand is resting on his thigh, and you can tell that heâs at least still half-hard. You wonder how he looks under those boxer briefs.
On the screen, Squidward and Mr. Krabs are climbing a post with a sea of raging anchovies under them. Joelâs lips slightly turn upward. Ha, eat that, Mr. Old Cartoon Head.
You shift so that youâre on your back, legs resting on Joelâs lap. He gives you a look, but doesnât say anything. Minutes later, totally absorbed with SpongeBob pestering his neighbor with a reef blower, he has a hand on your ankle, caressing it without much thought.
They would have written about you in a Greek tragedy the way youâre consumed by greed and lust. When your toes stroke Joelâs bulge, totally by accident and not precalculated at all, you pretend like youâre captivated by the TV. Itâs hard and you can definitely discern the ridge of possible veins and the head of his cock.
Joel exhales, sounding so done and tired. âI know you were going to do this,â
But he doesnât push you away. And that excites you.
You donât say anything or look away from the screen, but you keep rubbing the outline of his cock, which is now more visible and grows slightly larger, with the space between your big and index toe. Your brain automatically puts the ice clinking in a vase while SpongeBob is getting dry under Sandyâs treedome as background noise to amplify Joelâs restrained grunts.
You like this. You like having Joel wrapped around your finger. Soon after, you withdraw your legs and sit up, causing him to open his eyes over the sudden halt.
You stare at him, bold. âWould you like my mouth?â
Joel nods.
You donât even wait for a second. Joel helps you take off his boxer briefs, the length of his hard-on springs out like jack-in-the-box. You admire how it looks, how the tip is totally sticky and glistening, before lowering your tongue. Joal lets out a sound akin to a whimper as you let your saliva ooze down the underside of his cock and quickly retrieve it into your mouth using your tongue. He tastes slightly salty, like sweat. And if you could smell better youâd see how hypnotizing his scent is, like calling you to stick his cock down your throat until the world collapses.
âThatâs it,â Joel says, out of breath. His cock is now grazing the soft wall of your cheek, and he wonders how experienced you actually are because you definitely donât act like an amateur. You use one elbow to support yourself, the other one taking turns massaging his balls and the base of his cock.
The only downside of this is that Joel canât really look at your face. He craves the sight of you, how your lips are wrapped around his cock, and how your cheek is bulging like a squirrel full of him. One of his hands crawls up your back under your shirt, rubbing it before it finds a new target: your breasts. He kneads on one, thumb flicking the bud. You canât help but moan and take him deeper, sending vibrations from your throat to his cock.
Joel knows he wonât last much longer, and he would very much like to keep this thing going as long as possible. So he asks you to stop, averting your disappointment by lifting up your shirt and sucking on one nipple. Heâs surprisingly tender with it, taking his time. You reach a hand to his cock again, trying to at least get him off with your hand, but he pulls your wrists back and locks them on your sides.
âJoel,â you whine. âFuck me. Please.â
âNo can do,â Joel answers as his lips are trailing down to your stomach, where he peppers kisses all over. You scoot backwards and like reading your mind, he tugs the hem of your shorts down to your ankle before yanking it away, revealing your throbbing, desperate cunt. He then dives down, nose pressing against your mound as his tongue explores the new treasure island.
Just like in the movie.
You try to grab on something, anything, but the leather couch does nothing but squeaks, and Joel instinctively laces his fingers with yours. The view of the top of your head is exactly how you imagined it would be. The moans released from your lips are rather loud, especially when Joel creates a suction cup with his lips right on your clit.
âJoel, Joel,â you grasp his hands with all your might. âThis is fucking unfair, Iâm soâ Iâm gonnaââ
Before you get to finish your sentence, your body already decides that itâs time for another release. Your heels are planted firmly against the couch as your hips lift to the air, and Joel lets go. He kneels before your cunt, pumps himself to oblivion and comes all over you before you get to collect yourself, staining your stomach and breasts. Later youâll realize that the first spurt went a little bit rogue and landed on your hair.
âFuck you, man,â you complain, sticking out a middle finger at him. âI was supposed to make you come.â
Joel rests his head on the couch armrest, eyes closed. âYou did.â
âI meant technically,â you attempt to nudge him with your leg, but he dodges and stands up to grab the washcloth he used to compress you with earlier. He then wipes your stomach and breasts with it, the cold water making you squirm.
âWhat now?â you ask when he hands you your clothes.
âSleep. Itâs four in the morninâ.â he says as he puts his stained, sticky, wet boxer briefs on and sits on the recliner. So you canât drive me mad anymore, he says.
You whine, but you realize that your eyelids are actually very heavy. âBlowjob first time in the morning?â you offer before letting yourself drift off.
âThought you were sâpposed to be sick.â Joel shakes his head. But he grins.
#joel miller x reader#joel miller#dbf!joel#dbf!joel x reader#dbf!joel miller x reader#tlou#the last of us#joel miller smut#joel miller fanfiction#joel miller fic#dbf!joel miller
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In hindsight the way my mother always managed to have the correct tools at hand and somehow use them completely wrong is genuinely funny. Like she was aware that negative self-talk in children is bad, and her solution to this was to simply forbid her kids from voicing any negative thoughts or feelings we were having. Like imagine being eight years old and being like
"I can't get anything right. It's like no matter what I try, everything I do is wrong."
[EXTREMELY LOUD "WRONG ANSWER" BUZZER NOISE]
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â    you don't really know me ,   miss .    â    if you don't mind me sayin' ,   is what he wants to add .   instead ,   he shuts his lips ,   lets the thought pass in favor of something more firm .    â    you don't know the half'a me .   if you knew what i do ,   you wouldn't be callin' me nothin' near kind .    â    he had wanted to help .   a good deed may never go unpunished ,   but in the moment ,   it carries all the weight it needs to break up the monotony of dejection that seems to float like a fog through his mind and every thought he has so easily ,   so confidently .   it would be a very droll existence indeed to simply sit and watch a a prostrate woman without at least making sure she was well enough to get on her way .   he would be no better than a petty thief or an unscrupulous fool were he to leave her here ,   alone and vulnerable in the midst of these woods .   he can afford to give out his protection for nothing more than a penny .   even less than that .   she's done enough to pay him for this in kind :   he is merely paying her back in the only way he knows how .
but he is certain he doesn't know anything about kindness .   if he did ,   perhaps he wouldn't be here now ,   still nursing wounds from gunshots ,   skin marred with the many scars left by guns and fists and knives ,   stolen and blood money in his pocket .   if she were to know of all his wrongdoings ,   she wouldn't be calling him kind .   he knows that for a fact .   no person in their right mind would vie for the affections of an outlawed madman like him .
eventually ,   he breaks the uncomfortable silence with a shake of his head ,   gesturing to the tea .   â that tea's nothin' but water and a few samplin' of herbs .   i put sprigs of mint ,   oregano ,   thyme .   not a lotta sage    i ain't got much'a that on me ever .   hard to find .   it's all a little bitter ,   but i ain't carryin' sugar 'round .    â    a pause ,   before he continues .    â    and ,   uh  âŠÂ  no .   i ain't got much of a family .   not in the way you're thinkin' .   i got my people ,   sure .    â    people he would very well call his own family before anyone else .   he chuckles to himself now ,   smile humorless .   â i'm sure they're proud of me in some ways .   just not for kindness .    â
his hand moves up across his body ,   through no willing of his own ,   fingers curved and resting on the stretch between shoulder and neck .   his gaze seeks her dark eyes ,   so pensive and unique in their focus ,   always searching for something he isn't entirely aware of .    â    how you feelin' ?   if you're still weak ,   i can find you more to eat .   or there might be somethin' in my bag worth takin' .   i got tonics .   you drink those ?    â
kinship is a feeling she can hardly recognize in others,  let alone herself,  although unknown, her strange comfort with the man might as well be a familiarity brought forth by their shared curse of service towards others.  if she could recognize that the warmth creeping around her is not just by velvet smoke or heat from the fire,  but of affinity, perhaps she wouldâve unraveled his soul quicker,  or gotten any clues as to how someone like him even exists.  surrounded by so much blood and vice,  and yet he seems to lack the characteristic selfish cruelty that often comes with wanted men.  the empath can usually judge someoneâs character quicker, at least by the third meeting,  but with arthur,  it feels much too soon,  she fears she would mischaracterize him if she where to cast her sentencing now. Â
maybe she could indulge her curiosity,  just this once.  what is the harm in this controlled space  ?  tucked away in the privacy of nature,  sparsely heard owls,  as the rest of the world sleeps.  sheâs only known of one tale where a pair in the sole company of trees and animals has gone wrong,  and itâs of a faith she doesnât follow.  even so,  she still promises herself not to go too farâ temperance.  trying to socialize doesn't have to be a martyrdom. Â
she nods,  carefully grabbing the mug and shifting to sit side - legged closer to the fire.  â very well,  â thereâs no use resisting on her part anyway,   her vessel is depleted and evidently neither of them finished their unfortunate meals.  the teaâs taste is unfamiliar,  intrigue consumes her,  it settles the throbbing in her head in what feels like an instant.  the irony of how it all seems as sacrificial food on a temple does not escape her,  but her amusement is secret.  â what did you use for this  ?  do you mind if i write down the recipe  ?  â she asks with a tilted head,  reaching for raspberries to satiate her lingering hunger.Â
as she eats and ruby stains her lips,  she observes him,  looking for signs of tiredness his eyes,  he must be exhausted after tending guard for so long.  she seeks any movement in his throat and even the tightness of his jaw,  anything that may act as confessor to who this man truly is.  â do you have a big family, arthur  ?  you seem like you do.  something about your shoulders.  â her serene tone is almost whimsical,  but her words are profoundly honest.  despite her partial blindness to his core,  something around his beacons of stability seems too grand⊠too sparse,  as if he had given his soul away too many times,  for him to be a lone wolf,  a heavy burden she couldnât define,  but in her experience,  often meant the burden of responsibility of many,  often children,  but she dares not assume.   â i am certain they are proud that you are such a kind man.  â
#ofsoul#( ;; 'in which r.aven thinks a.rthur is a dad of 8' is CRAZY. )#( ;; that's so funny. meanwhile he's just like. Wrong ! )#( ;; loud buzzer noise. despite you know. everything. )#â° ăverse. * then that preacher man was hangin by a rope.#â° ăin character. * thread.
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"Inej is the mom friâ" *loud incorrect buzzer noise* Wrong. You are looking for Matthias Helvar.
#stop projecting mom friend status on Inej just because she's a girl#Inej is the HEART of the group not the CARER of the group#Matthias is the 'born to be a grumpy worrying big brother/mom friend; cursed to be a religious cult escapee' character#look no further than the bit where they kidnapped Alys as proof lmao#six of crows#inej ghafa#matthias helvar
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