#Not exactly clean-cut

[asheanon]

Moral Alignment Test

You are 43.3% good, 14.2% chaotic, making you neutral good.

Neutral Good

People who are Neutral Good are guided by their conscience and typically act altruistically, with only secondary regard for whether their actions are lawful or in line with cultural expectations or traditions. Neutral Good individuals have no problems with what is lawful as such, and nor are they rebels by nature, but they believe in furthering kindness and good deeds through whatever means seem necessary to them. If fostering good means supporting an organized society, then that is what must be done. If good can only come about through the overthrow of the existing social order, then so be it. For many who are Neutral Good, insistence on either lawfulness or rebellion is seen as detriments to or distractions from the greater goal of promoting true kindness in the world.

Tagged by: @rcsetorn (thank you for the tag!) 💕

Tagging: @vinjaryou, @oomerkabaoo, @daffodilzae and whoever else would like to align their OCs' (or their own) morals and whatnot. Whatever suits you, my dudes.~

[lucabyte]

stray homestuck2 thought: there's something about how jake likes blue ladies; and jane, who is coded blue, but chooses to wear red.

[jennycalendar]

just lying here like …. i am going to wake up tomorrow and slice off all my hair….

[bibleofficial]

i’ve been using those toe spacers for my tailors bunions & it’s like damn …. yall rly just walk like this ??

[buckwheeler]

buddie anthem. BTW

[a-gay-disaster]

as someone who is still coming to terms with majority of the world existing on a morally grey plane...agatha all along was definitely something.

like, she's not good. not at all. but do i understand where she's coming from? kinda. the stuff she does? wrong. but do i blame her? none of my business, i do not know the pain of a mother who lost her child too soon

i'm not too familiar with the marvel lore on this side of town, but i honestly think this store definitely deserves to be highlighted (i've seen a lot of comparisons to queer history so that's definitely a lense to view through)

i'm looking forward to seeing more of billy and Ghost™️ Agatha

[ruvviks]

the way i need to write about roksana so bad

[kakashihasibs]

I am so glad emergency vets are a thing

[longagoitwastuesday]

Going through the Utahim.e tag had me checking several times if at some point I had clicked on the G.ojo/Utahim.e one instead

[esterigermaine]

Sometimes I wonder about the limits of vampire spawn healing and then I remember Cazador and get really sad for all of his spawn.

[the-sage-libriomancer]

my take on Ayame is that he's unapologetically himself and knows exactly what he wants out of life, the universe, and everything, but he's also not very good at thinking about other people's points of view. he only knows what he likes and what he would want in a given situation, and he projects that onto other people because he's never had any need to connect with them - they've always flocked around him, no effort to connect needed.

probably the biggest example of this mindset is when Shigure and Hatori urge Ayame to be more open and honest with Yuki, and he decides to do this by...telling Yuki he's a bottom. i'm sure in Ayame's mind, this is a huge sign of trust since it's personal information that you don't hand out to just anyone, but obviously Yuki doesn't see it like that - it just weirds him out. it would weird anyone out honestly, what kind of thing is that to tell someone just out of the blue?

and it makes yet another interesting juxtaposition between Ayame and Yuki, because it's an example of how personality traits can be a double-edged sword. we know a big difference between the brothers is that Yuki never shares his true opinions while Ayame always does, but on the other side of the coin, Yuki is well-versed in interacting with others at their level and Ayame really really isn't. he's always done what he wanted, talking at people rather than to them, and now that he has to actually put in an effort to form a relationship with someone who doesn't think like him, he's fumbling.

Ayame and Yuki are extremely different in a multitude of ways, but one similarity they do share is having the same problem for completely opposite reasons: Yuki can't connect with people because he never shares his true self, and Ayame can't connect with people because he shares too much of his true self without letting them share back.

[dragonaqe]

[dutybcrne]

Diona is very VERY picky about cleanlines, and at best; her complaints about messes will be her usual little grumbled tirades. At worst, she can and Will start screaming.

[earl-grey-love]

I think what I find compelling about my mystery man ship is that he and my s/i are fundamentally opposing forces in the narrative. While they aren't enemies or rivals, they're technically allies, their motives are in conflict with each other. So they lowkey have beef while being stout supporters of each other.

Though narratively, he will always succeed against my s/i, like her success will only ever be temporary, but she's okay with that because all that matters is the here and now... but she's still going to be annoying about it. Because it's funny. If she can impede his ultimate success just a little bit, then she considers it a win on her end. So all of this is an excuse for them to have witty banters and petty rivalries from the get-go.

The romance comes in by no design of their own. It's sort of an inevitable part of their role in each other's lives that leads them into one another's embrace until the grand finale comes... and then perhaps beyond, if he should so choose.

[n3ongold3n]

I love how the leggings make it seem like the crocodile is emerging from an algae-covered swamp 🐊