#Mist rambles

[mystery--mist]

Carmilla could be Spanish...

I have been analyzing lately Carmilla and hearing her multiple times while I was creating her fanchild with Zestial, and I'm more and more certain that she's Spanish from Spain, NO latina.

Not sure 100% yet of course, cause she only said 2 lines in Spanish/Spanish tone in Episode 3:

"Brutal" and "Qué barbaridad..."

And sounded very neutral Spanish so far, no expressions/idioms from any specific country or area, again, so far, because there's latinoamerican countries more neutral than others. Sometimes I think USA people only know Mexican as Spanish language... :"D

But a special important hint about it it's her musical instruments used for her theme or leitmotiv: Spanish guitar and castanets. These instruments are traditional from Spain. Creators usually use these instruments to represent Spanish characters. Right now the only example I have in mind is Meta Knight from Kirby anime. The character is from a fantastic world with no nationality, but since he has Spanish/Spain accent and the Spanish guitar is in his theme, well, I think that's obvious. Also I know Spanish Guitar is used for romance or any romantic topic but... well, still a possibility

[ask-mist-ghoul]

My RAM card just got fucked!!!!!!!!

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

*Screams echoing eerily the ministry at 2 a.m.*

[thelampisaflashlight]

Dew: "Sometimes the guys hangout without me, which is whatever, but, like, whenever the girls hangout, they're always like, 'Dew! Come on, it's girls' night!' and I'm like, 'Okay, cool, have fun.' and they're like, 'No, come on, silly, let's go, you're part of the girl gang!'..." -arms crossed- "...I dunno how I got into the girl gang, and quite frankly I'm scared that I may never know." Rain, jealous: "I never get to be part of the girl gang..." Dew, hands on his hips: "You wouldn't be able to handle the pressure, Rainy." Rain: "Pressure?" -flashback to the previous girls' night- Cumulus, leaning over the map of Vatican: "-at which point, Dew will slip into the artifact room and grab the skull." Cirrus, slamming her hand on the table: "Dew's not ready for this, let me do it!" Cumulus: "After last time?! I can't risk another loss!" Aurora, sniffling: "Poor Sunny, she was so young... and now she's trapped in a lake... Salt Lake City, Utah..." Mist, shouting: "Enough! We'll go ahead with the plan as is. Dew! Can you handle this responsibility?" Dew: "I-" -fades back to the present- Dew, wistfully: "You just wouldn't understand, Rainy..." Rain: "???"

[qu1cks1lversb1tch]

Azriel, the stoic and mysterious Shadowsinger being reduced to a needy, whimpering mess beneath you because his hands are bound and he can't place them on your hips. . . And gods, you just felt so good around him. His shadows caress every inch of skin possible, leaving goosebumps in their wake, yet it only gives you motivation. . . The look in his eyes said there would be consequences, but you couldn't find it within yourself to care. Especially as another whimper fell from his lips.

That's it. That's the thought. You're welcome :)

[mystery--mist]

People who project real feelings onto not real characters, only to then attack real people with genuine feelings, aren't okay...

Friendly reminder: Block button exists. If there's content you don't like or that triggers you for whatever reason, just block and move on with your life.

You have every right not to share the same tastes or to hold different opinions, but attacking and harassing people, regardless of their preferences (even taboo ones), is not and will never be a legitimate right. There are taboo concepts of fictional pairings that I personally dislike as well, but I would NEVER think of attacking the artist behind the drawing. I simply ignore and move past that kind of content; I don’t waste my time on things I don’t like. Others are free to block if they want; that’s what the block button is for, and they have every right to use it. But you will never become a better person by spending your time attacking others on the internet over fictional content, whether it's characters, pairings, dark fictional stories.

They aren’t real, so stop overthinking it. Learn to distinguish reality from fiction—on both sides.

This just in

[cheecats]

Tears for two.

[mystery--mist]

Vent Post

I wish to go to a Vox or Valentino Ask Blog and ask for a hug cause I had a hard day... but I'm afraid they are not that kind of person that would give a genuine supportive hug ;-; ❤️‍🩹

Ofc, the artist/muse doesn't have the fault, they roleplay 🩵

[homosexualworkaccount]

Jason Todd’s “Replacement” nickname for Tim Drake, Origins and Popularisation

So, making a 2500-word essay on how a fanon nickname that only me and like two other people care about is not how I expected to spend my time in between exams.

A lot of Batfam fans are very, very much aware of the fanon “Replacement” nickname Jason has for Tim, and a lot of us very, very much hate it due to the connotations of fanon characterisation that it has. I don’t personally, I think it’s an alright enough one that fits into the established canon ones – but to be fair, I haven’t read the comics in a hot minute, so my memory could be screwy.

I got curious one day on where the nickname came from when a user on TikTok mentioned that it might’ve originated from a Batfam incest fic (They weren’t too sure and told me to take it with a grain of salt) – so shout out to them for starting me down this rabbit hole! I looked over on here and saw that notion repeated, though no one could pinpoint me to a specific fic beyond “It was popularised from a Batfam incest fic.”. I also saw a few people say that it was derived from canon, which piqued my interest further so I decided to go down a rabbit hole of fandom history purely for some fun.

The aim of this essay is just to clear up some misconceptions around the origin of the name, all fun and no harm. Don’t send harassment to people referenced in this either over a silly nickname, it's been well over a decade since they wrote the works used here.

Preface

Alright, first things first – all sources are going to be ones that were published after August 2005, the official date the first issue of Batman: Under the Red Hood was published, where Jason was established to be alive again.

While there could be a chance that the nickname was derived from a website/fanfiction before 2005, it’s highly unlikely due to the fact it was only popularised in the early 2010’s, and well, because Jason was dead and no one gave a shit about him. Also good to remember that most websites that ran before 2005 are defunct and purged from the internet now, particularly fanfiction websites (such as Quidzillia) due to various issues (taboo, copyright, costs to run ect).

Small note to make again – the Batfam fandom was fairly small at the time, the more fandom-y part of the DC community usually sticking to their own websites like Quotev, Quidzilla (again, defunct now), AO3, Fanfiction.net, LiveJournal and independent websites (again, defunct) while the rest stuck to discussion sites, so the entire fandom functioned more as a insular community from what I could tell. I will be working with the assumption that the nickname was created on one of the larger platforms, as any other platform didn’t have large enough influence to popularise the nickname.

The nicknames that I specifically looked for was simply Jason calling Tim Replacement in place of his actual name. Something like “Replacement Robin” was on very thin ice, but still counted as an offshoot. Anything else was off bets.

This whole thing will be split into a few sections to make some things for myself easier. Preface, Sources, Pre-cursor Fanfiction, Fandom Opinion and Language, First usage, Popularisation, Conclusion, Questions, Final Notes.

Sources

Fanfic.net – Created 1998, was and remains one of the larger fanfiction sites. Note; Fanfiction.net had various periods of time where there were large scale purges of fanfictions that held more mature content. Most notable instances were in 2002 and 2012.

Archive Of Our Own – The holy grail for my research. Created in 2008. For the information I got from there I used the search filter Date Updated, tagged Jason’s and Tim’s individual tags and followed from there.

Live Journal – Created 1999 and was used as one of the larger sites for fandom and fanfiction. Was used by DC fandom goers regularly so I used it to get an idea of the fandom at the time.

Tumblr – Created 2007. Theres various people on here who have compilations on DC timelines and comic sourcing that helped me correlate fandom growth with specific comic releases (Shout out to @ectonurites for their meta posts and timeline posts, they were a major source for this!). Dogshit filtering system, so I couldn’t find posts pre 2012 about DC.

Note; Quotev and Wattpad weren’t used in this as their filtering systems don’t account for searching for older fanfictions, so sadly had to be discarded as most fanfictions between 2006-2010 on those websites are now very difficult to find.

Pre-Cursor FanFiction

So, before we get to the actual first proper use I could find of “Replacement”, I first want to mention a fanfiction that had something very similar that I think would be important purely for archiving reasons around how the nickname came to be. And also because it fits the nickname criteria I mentioned earlier.

Published on the 29th of November 2006, last updated on the 28th of November 2007, was the fanfiction My-Enemy-My-Brother on Fanfiction.net by user theunknownvoice – featuring the first use of Jason referring to Tim with a nickname including replacement, Replacement Robin. Kudos to theunknownvoice, they created the very first nickname that would kickstart the rest.

While Jason doesn’t explicitly refer to Tim as Replacement – the main subject of this essay, it comes very damn close, so I wanted to include it. There is a part where Jason repeats replacement in his head multiple times, and I think he’s supposed to be referring to Tim, but the sentence isn’t very clear on that part, so I won’t count it, but it is important to acknowledge.

Though this isn’t the fanfiction that influenced the development of Replacement. This fic had barely enough reach to influence any future works years later. I couldn’t find any connection with this work and later works that officially did just have Jason call Tim “Replacement”

Fandom Opinion and Language at the time

I promise this is important and that I’m not a pretentious linguistic, English isn’t even my first language.

I like to think we all know how fandom discussion just seeps into fanfiction (See; the nickname green bean for Deku from MHA leaking into fanfiction) so I just want to quickly point this out.

Discussion around the two blew up after Jasons return in late 2005, people going “What does this mean” and “What does that mean for Tim”. Through the few posts I could dig up from this time and up to 2011, it seems people came to the conclusion that Tim was Jason’s replacement, and that their dynamic was Jason dealing with the fact that he had one. You can definitely see that in some of the posts and fanfiction written at the time that usually had Jason dealing with Tim being his replacement.

(Just a few examples from LiveJournal but more like this are still floating around, if they aren’t deleted anyway)

It’s very likely that the authors themselves engaged in similar discussions/had independent thoughts that ended in the same conclusions, seeping into the fanfiction itself later. In the comics pre-New 52 I couldn’t find any major instance of Jason explicitly referring to Tim as his replacement (only implied through speech), so this was mostly contained in fandom discussions from what I can tell. (Note, this was probably similar on comic discussion websites, but I couldn’t find any that still exist pre-2007, so I’m going to assume literacy skills are not any better on those sites. See; Batman dick riders)

The fact that Tim is explicitly described as having replaced Jason, and sometimes as “Being the Replacement” on posts/fanfiction definitely had a hand in the creation and popularisation of the nickname, influencing the fan content made around the two.

First usage of Replacement

Cain! Cain! Is the first use of the nickname Replacement really from a Batfam incest fanfiction?

Nope, thank God.

After filtering their character tags together on AO3, going to the oldest page and clicking through over 10 pages, reading every single fanfiction on each one (yes, even the weird ones, I was dedicated) I found the first instance where Jason explicitly refers to Tim as Replacement, that still exists today anyway.

Published on the 24th of January, 2009 by user shiny_glor_chan, is the fanfiction Four Calling Birds, a fanfiction detailing Stephenie Brown returning from faking her death (a whole headache from the comics that I can't be arsed to explain) and getting to meet Jason and Dick for the first time. Genuinely sweet, and a corner stone of fandom history, officially. Hip hip Hooray! Congratulations shiny_glor_chan.

I tried tracing to see if this person had any other accounts that I could find to see where they got the nickname from, but it seems it’s mostly a nickname they thought up out of the fact that they had consistently wrote Jason explicitly stating that Tim was his replacement

And reading through several more pages of fanfiction again, feeling like I want to bleach my eyes out, I found the second instance of the nickname being used. Published on the 26th of May, 2010 by user axiel-neesan, is the fanfiction The Only Piece You Get, where Jason basically acts as Tim’s cabbie and bonds with him. Another corner stone of fandom history, hooray.

These two authors are completely unrelated and have no connections to each other besides both frequenting LiveJournal, having taken prompts and having friends from that website, despite having no accounts I could find. I personally think they had a similar train of thought of “Huh, that would be a sick ass nickname.”. Chances are that axiel-neesan saw shiny_glor_chans fic and got inspired as the fandom was dead small on AO3 at the time – around 20 pages worth of fanfiction from 2008-2010 (And thats being generous if we’re counting now deleted ones)

These two fanfictions are immensely important because it’s the only early instances I could find of the nickname being used, and for about two years after the nickname pops up occasionally – but by no means was it popular, or even regularly used, I had to look for the fanfictions that used it.

Props to shiny_glor_chan and axiel-neesan! I pray that you two don’t see what the fandom thinks of that nickname now.

Popularisation

Early 2012 saw the proper explosion of fandom for the Batfam, and by extension the nickname.

By this point there were so many fanfictions that I couldn’t read them all, so I started picking random ones that tagged Jason and Tims relationship, platonic or not. Pre-April-ish of 2012 the nickname popped up every other page or so, but sometime after mid-2012 the nickname was in almost every fanfiction that I skimmed through – so that’s its official growth period.

Why though? Several factors probably.

The New-52 was in full swing by this time, DC massively promoting the reboot to get new fans interested, so people picked up comics from there. Young Justice – the more mainstream exposure of DC to surface level fans aired its second season in April of 2012, introducing people to Tim Drake and his story and getting them interested. Fanfiction and fandom as a whole was becoming less taboo and more accepted in fan spaces, so encouragement to write it was much better than it was in the early years of the internet (Example; Teen Wolf’s production team)

As for a specific catalyst for the growth of popularity for the nickname? There might be something worth pointing to.

Kudos for @ectonurites for helping me on this (Hi Sam! I was anon!) and giving me a publishing date on Tim’s and Jason’s first New 52 interaction – Red Hood and the Outlaws #8, published on the 18th of April, 2012. It features an instance of Jason and Tim interacting in a very friendly and familial way, Jason explicitly calling Bruce their Dad. Compared to their last major previous interaction of Jason leaving Tim for dead, fans of the two who enjoyed the more familial potential (and tragically, romantic potential) took it and ran with it.

All of these combined in some way to contribute to the popularity of the nickname in mid to late 2012, and lead to it’s infamy in DC fanfiction.

Conclusion

In conclusion, how do I think the nickname came to be?

I think it’s a combination of factors that led to it’s creation. As already established people very much did see Tim as Jasons replacement at the time, and the language could have shortened down from “Tim replaced Jason” to “Tim is Jason’s replacement” to “Tim is the replacement” which I think could be the train of thought the 2006 author went down to create the nickname Replacement Robin.

This definitely influenced the AO3 writers as shiny_glor_chan was present on LiveJournal at the time (where this language was very prominent), so they were already down the line of thinking this and probably went “Huh, replacement is kinda a funny nickname” and added it. As already stated, I think axiel-neesan probably had a very similar train of thought or may have seen shiny_glor_chan’s fic and was inspired.

And from there people saw it, used it in their own works, getting leaked over onto LiveJournal, which was the main website for prompt sharing, getting used a decent amount there before the explosion of fandom in mid-2012 that lead to it’s regular usage in fan works.

Questions

So, is the nickname from a Batcest fic?

Nope! The nickname mostly makes an appearance in platonic fics between Jason and Tim, it’s actually a chore to find it in their romantic ones, as in I think I found one instance of it being used somewhere in late 2010 but I can't think of it in a fanfiction that predates that. All early uses of the nickname were in platonic fics between the two.

I think this rumour is based around three fanfictions specifically on Ao3 that people are pointing to, I think, no one seems to be wanting to name names. They’re the ones that pop up when you search Replacement in the word search after tagging Tim Drake and Jason Todd together.

Wings to Fly. Published October of 2012. Jason Refers to Tim as Replacement. Jason/Tim

Replacement. Published 2009. The title implies it’s referring to Tim, but Jason never explicitly nicknames Tim replacement, the narrator only calling Tim “His replacement”, him being Jason. Jason/Tim. Non-con

The Replacement. Published 2011. Can't figure out if the title is supposed to refer to Tim or is simply just titled that for the sake of it. Jason talks a few times about Tim being his replacement, but the nickname never makes an appearance. Jason/Tim

Does the nickname have any bases in Canon?

From what I can tell, no. I haven’t read all the Batfamily comics Pre-New 52, or from after Batman: Under The Red Hood, I mostly stray towards Hal Jordans comics lol. I don’t think theres any major instance where Jason talks about Tim replacing him by specifically using replacement or replacing (It can be inferred from his speech sometimes, but Jason’s relationship with Tim was much more complex than that. I’d recommend reading @ectonurites metas about the two to get a better idea) Theres a few instances in 2015 post-New 52 reboot where Jason says explicitly that Tim replaced him, but that was way after the nickname was popularised.

Red Hood and Arsenal #7 (2015)

Final Notes

That’s about it! That’s the result of my month long dive into almost twenty years worth of DC fandom history as a fun side project. Please don’t harass anyone linked here, this was just project to pass the time and not a call out post for anyone that did contribute to the popularisation of the nickname.

Feel free to ask me anything else about this or any other DC fandom history and I’ll try to research it!! This was genuinely a fun thing to do to pass the time and work out my research muscles.

[mystery--mist]

Hi, I'm Mist, I'm an artist, I'm not Pro-AI and I'm not scared to say I use AIs

I'm a bit tired of radical opinions, they don't sound very reasonable, well, realistic, even if I understand their point, so I decided to stand up and speak up my voice here.

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My different points about AIs:

Chat AI

Gonna start with the main point of the discussion.

Being against AIs doesn’t necessarily mean being RADICALLY against any contact with AI or being exiled as pro-AI! *Raises hands dramatically to the sky*. No, you can be against the use of AIs because there are always people with bad intentions who misuse them, but you can still make rational and good use of them without harming anyone in the process.

First of all, I don’t see what’s wrong with having fun playing with AI roleplay (like Character.AI or whichever) or using ChatGPT for educational or creative purposes, as long as it’s not misused or done for illegal purposes.

I use ChatGPT mainly to ask things I don’t know, the same way I would if I used Google, but ChatGPT is more direct, simple, and personalized. I don’t have to waste time looking through thousands of pages filled with junk. It’s designed to make life easier, it’s a tool to help humans, and that’s its general purpose.

Did you know that Google Translate is also an AI? (a pretty bad one, with all due respect, it translates terribly), and I don’t see many people using the traditional dictionary at home anymore. I have a Spanish-English dictionary, and it’s collecting dust. Yes, you can also use a digital dictionary online and look up word by word, but what people want is to translate a whole sentence, not word by word, because they need the full meaning of the entire phrase. Online translators created by AI exist for pure convenience. Well, it’s the same with ChatGPT. And let me tell you, ChatGPT’s translator is far better than Google’s. It’s much better optimized in several languages. I use it a lot to translate large texts from Spanish to English and vice versa because it’s a pain to write this essay in Spanish and then translate it into English. Yes, I know English, but I express myself much better in Spanish (my native language), and I prefer to translate this long ass text with a reliable translator like ChatGPT, and I can add some details by myself later. It even points out and corrects your spelling, grammar or improves the sentence so it flows more naturally, helping you learn. It’s a win-win. Plus, I also use it to communicate with Eastern artists like Japanese or Korean ones more easily, and I’m very thankful for ChatGPT.

And of course, it’s reasonably limited. The AI won’t help you figure out how to make drugs or commit any other crimes, obviously because that’s illegal. Criminals will still do their things with or without ChatGPT because that’s what the infamous Dark Web is for, outside of watchful eyes. ChatGPT is controlled and monitored to prevent misuse. I’m explaining all this to help take the fear out of people. It’s not some horror to be afraid of. I understand the fear of data theft, but OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, are obligated to follow strict data protection protocols under European laws and similar regulations in other regions. Of course, people are within their rights to doubt this, being skeptical online is advisable, but I encourage you to use ChatGPT and ask it about this. It’s visibly transparent:

About AI in Roleplay

I use JanitorAI and occasionally Character.AI (though it's poorer and less optimized than Janitor in some aspects) purely for entertainment. Obviously, I wouldn't pay to use an AI for this. And of course, I also do roleplay with people, specifically with my friends, because I prefer to roleplay only with people I trust and who know how to roleplay properly. I used to roleplay with random people in the past, and it was often quite boring and mediocre.

I mainly use AI because it generates responses almost instantly, so you can continue the roleplay whenever you want. Not all my friends are available 24/7 to roleplay when I feel like it, which is completely understandable. Another main reason I use AI for roleplay is that I like to explore taboo themes and dark fiction, and not everyone is willing to roleplay those themes, which is also valid and respectable. That's why you have a bot that won't judge you, and it's a safe space to explore taboo concepts or not-so-taboo ones. Sometimes you just really like a certain fandom, and you don't have anyone to roleplay with – well, there are hundreds of bots for that.

To clarify and conclude, yes, a bot/AI is not better nor will it ever be as good at creative roleplay as two human beings. These bots still have memory and creativity limitations, and they tend to repeat themselves endlessly, but they're still a good tool for having a fun time.

PS: I also have Ask Blogs here, and especially @/ask-jesters-trio still having more than 100 asks to answer. Ask Blogs still being a thing, yes, go and search

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Art AI

As I already said, I am an artist, self-taught, but I also have studies related to this field, such as a high school diploma and a higher degree in video game development. I have always used references for drawing; in fact, any respectable artist, from the most novice to a great master, uses references as a guide, and there is nothing wrong or shameful about it. "Pure art" without any references, as my mother says, does not exist. You are always referencing something, even if it's from memory. That said, I have always relied on references to design and draw; the sources are varied, from photographs to other people's drawings. I have also started using AI to generate reference images; they may not make sense as a standalone element, but they have interesting details that you don't easily find in common references on the internet. Sometimes the machine creates bizarre and intriguing mixes that, guided by a human mind, can be used coherently and given meaning without having to trace them directly. That's what a reference is for.

There is basically no difference in the process compared to doing the same with art or photography created by humans.

You take the element you like from an image and implement it into your art in your own way; that is the process. The only thing that changes is the context of the sources from which you take them.

I genuinely think it's not bad, but I want governments to regulate the use of AIs so companies don't take advantage of it at the expense of artists. Yeah, we know companies are stinky and greedy, and they will do anything to get more money and fuck human rights, we are not stupid. I believe if AI generators were regulated and people understood how to use them in a responsible way, there wouldn't be problems or fear surrounding it.

Much of the existing hate and discrimination is due to the fear of the unknown or the lack of understanding of a topic.

Currently, most artists hate AI because it's in a "free state" with no rules, so you can do all the immoral things you want, because it's not illegal until laws exist about it, nobody is punished for your actions.

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Conclusion

I don't find it beneficial or realistic to be radically Anti-AI or radically Pro-AI; honestly, it's stupid. I would recommend people to stop demonizing or idealizing new technologies that appear over time. I completely understand that modern technology can be scary—we feel we can't control it, we don't know much about it because it's new, and new things are frightening, and fear often leads to discrimination or rejection. That's why it's important to stay open-minded and take the time to learn how these new technologies work and develop a critical opinion about them.

Machines were designed as tools to help humans with risky tasks and to make our lives easier, not to usurp people's creativity. The problem is not the tool, but the way it is used.

“Technology must be a man's ally and not his enemy” — Mahatma Gandhi

reminder that being against ai also means being against character.ai and not using character.ai and not interacting with character.ai

i've never talked to chatgpt i've never talked to character.ai i have no interest in talking to a chatbot even if it's fun or based on my comfort character. if we want companies to stop using ai we need to tell them we aren't going to interact with it - so don't.

don't talk to robots. full stop.

[skele-bunny]

Thinking about Ghouls and their love for titties......

CW - Forcefem, lactation/nursing, piercing/hook pulling

Dewdrop just smothering himself in Aether's chest, and whining like a kit when he's pulled away. Always finds a way to slam himself right back between his pectorals and Aether just accepts his fate at that point.

Swiss constantly gropping Cirrus, purring and his tail just wagging so damn much. "So pretty... So soft... Perfect for my hands..." Cirrus has none of it before turning around and squeezing his muscles in the same way. "You need a new bra!"

Sunshine always snuggling her face in Aurora's chest when they cuddle and vice versa, sometimes just simply holding each other just for another form of contact.

Mountain always worming a hand up Phantom's shirt when they're sleeping back-to-chest. Sometimes his hand just twitches while he's asleep, and Ant just whines when the twitches gets too tender on the same breast so Mountain subconsciously switches LMAO.

Cumulus just cooing as she holds Dew's tiny tits while forcing him in front of a mirror. "Such pretty little things you have, babydoll. Such a good girl... Just got to keep growing these out, and you'll fit so perfectly in your bra."

Omega loves tracing over Terzo's keyhole scars, sometimes dragging his tongue over them or placing kisses all around the outline.

Terzo also has a thing for Omega's titties ajkwkd. Like Dew does to Aether, he will happily just lay his face between Omega's chest, just kicking his feet and the happiest man on earth. Sometimes likes tugging on his piercings just to hear him growl.

Rain absolutely blissed out with Aether on one of his tits and Dew on the other, slowly milking out his swollen breasts. They tag team him with it, too. Dew rubbing his clit and Aether slowly finger fucking him.

Copia has fucked almost everyone's chest at least once. Absolutely adored Cumulus'! Just how hers absolutely squeezed him, provided so much warmth too. One thing he loved the most was that she kept her tongue out so every time he'd thrust forward, her tongue would graze his tip and was ready to take his load.

Swiss has hooked Dew's nipple piercings to wire for piercing pulls and just loved hearing him cry out from the pain, but boy did Dew enjoy it so much. If his moans didn't show it then his slick did jwjsjx.

Itty Bitty Titty Community Dew, Phantom, and Sunshine having to survive the others nipple twists and it has now caused a war against the Big Booby Brigade Aether, Cumulus, Cirrus, and Rain. They're tied even.

Mist letting Pebble take naps on her chest, and then they both end up passed out and somehow Zephyr?? Gets there?? Too????? Who invited you /silly

Mountain is as flat chested as flat chested can be, but does that stop Swiss? Absolutely not. "Baby, your tits look absolutely amazing today."/"Your boobs look so heavy, want me to hold them for you?"

Swiss. Swiss and tiddies. That's it. That's the rest of the post

[divine-misfortune]

Alpha begrudgingly pulling Mist against his chest and wrapping his arms around her because they're stuck outside a venue in late autumn and she's visibly shivering.

He perches his chin on her head, calls her stupid for not bringing a coat, and says that her teeth chattering was fucking annoying.

She scoffs and tells him he is her coat, jackass.

[sleep-deprived-luka]

[mystery--mist]

Agree with OP, also, asexuals can have sex if they wish as well

I'm asexual and I had a bf.

character: is ace

fandom: Noo you can’t ship them with anyone they’re aroace

character: is aromantic

fandom: Guys you’re not supposed to depict them having sex they’re aroace

It’s not a lack of reading comprehension, you guys just can’t comprehend relationships that exist outside the social norm.

Also,

[grimxark]

I like to think of Nyon as crowded with like. Really bad streets and million year old buildings that should be on its last legs but aren’t. Prayer services at the same hours every day. A heavy cultural/religious background with many churches and mosques and overall places of worship. Small shrines. An intensely diverse area where people barely leave for long periods of time because of how alien the rest of cybertron seems in comparison to Nyon’s organized chaos. A port looking over a sea that occupies half the planet, non-sentient ships made to be large enough to fit over fifty bots of varying classes… transport ships to small isolated islands and an export of cybertronian fish to all capitals. By all means a city that has every right to be rich, and was extremely wealthy once before corruption took root in their politics. Hot Rod working odd jobs at the port and fishing with fishermen and listening to their tales. Fishing slowly becoming obsolete as only older mecha do it and overfishing + rich people destroying river banks and common fish routes destroying the market little by little. Hot Rod making friends with older mecha who saw the “glory days” and mourn the beauty of Nyon while still calling it a beautiful city, with only the need to be truly loved for it to shine again.

I don’t think people quite understand what it is like to mourn your home. I don’t think Hot Rod burning Nyon was only a loss due to the people lost, it was a loss of identity, a loss of cultural significance. Nyon had been a sanctuary and a holy place, you could see that from Acroplex. I think about cybertronians and the inherent loss of identity the war brings on a lot

[in-asterism]

always one step ahead of you- or watching from behindA

[thelampisaflashlight]

Cumulus, watching Twilight: "Okay, but, like, twenty-something college drop-out Bella moving in with her dad in a sort of failure to launch kind of situation." Cirrus, nodding, leaning against her: "Solid base for sure. It'd be a lot less weird if her and the rest of the cast were older, makes for more drama, too." Sunny, braiding Aurora's hair: "I still don't want her getting with Edward though." Cumulus: "Are you more of a team Jacob girl, Sunny?" Sunny, shaking her head: "I'm team Alice." Aurora, eating popcorn: "Oooh~ lesbians." Mist, laying on her stomach watching the movie: "Does anyone else think Charlie's kind of hot??" The others: "He's a cop!" Mist: "...I could fix him." Cirrus: "What if we assigned everyone a character-" Dew, walking through their party to grab a soda: "Been there, done that." Cirrus, annoyed: "You have not!" Dew, opening his drink: "Says Leah Clearwater." Cirrus: "Bitch!"