#Thread (Josie and Indy)

[wefxundwonderland]

open to: f mutual or non mutual

connection: they've been dating for a while but your muse have suddenly decided to end it (because they're closeted?)

" why? " josie asked, not able to meet the eye of the woman in front of her. " i thought that we had something good here? why are you ended it? it's the least i deserve to know. "

[mmm-corn-syrup]

| OPEN ; JOSIE JOLIE |

"Ew...they're making another Stab movie?" Josie sighed. "Yes, I hate them because I blame them for getting my mom killed, but didn't the last one pissed everyone off and have two people go on a ghost face murder spree? Have they learned NOTHING with this stupid franchise. Also profiting of people's trauma? Not cool."

[xallxtooxwell]

Where: Badger and Boar Pub Who: @indylahiri

Josie didn't normally go to the pub but, right now it was just what she needed. She had writers block bad and a stack of books she needed to review by the middle of the month. There were a few she could just pass off to whoever but there were a few she had to. She smiled to the person at the table next to her. She looked like she was just as frazzled as Josie "Tough day?" she chimed leaning over.

[angelfate]

indie  tekken  female  multi - muse  featuring  jun,  asuka,  alisa, josie, & unknown  as  fought  by  wikia || low - moderate activity. canon divergent & headcanon based.

ALISA'S BIO | ASUKA'S BIO | JOSIE'S BIO | JUN'S BIO | UNKNOWN'S BIO

RULES  UNDER  READ  MORE follows back from @demonsfate

MUTUALS  + FOLLOWING

I’ll only interact if we follow each other. However, non-mutuals can still like posts, reblog posts, & send me asks if they desire to. I just only want to write threads with mutuals because it’s less stressful.

I’m also likely to unfollow if any of the content on your blog makes me uncomfortable. If I unfollow, I really appreciate it if you don’t ask me why unless you suspect that it was an accidental unfollow, as Tumblr can be wonky.

This is a SIDE BLOG to @demonsfate​ - so, I can only follow back from it. And I mean - it’s another Tekken character, so - win win, I feel.

As for DUPLICATES? I don’t mind following other dupes seeing this is a multi-muse blog with four (technically five!) muses! XD

If muse is not specified, I WILL pick a muse for the message, UNLESS I can obviously tell who it’s meant to be (if your muse had already established a relationship with one of the muses)

This blog is also very accepting of OCs and crossovers.

CANON DIVERGENCE

All girls are canon divergent to an extent. They also follow the lore on @demonsfate​ - meaning that will always be their “default” Jin for now (there aren’t rly any other Jin writers at the time of this!) and they all follow the lore that Jin wasn’t responsible for the war, but his Devil was. This is important for Jun, Asuka and Alisa’s depictions.

I tend to depict Jun as she was portrayed in earlier games than how she is in Tekken 8. (Sorry, but she just feels different to me in T8) my Jun will be more stoic than T8′s depiction (smiling less, showing less obvious emotions) & whilst an understanding woman, she can be pushed past her limits. Although I will sometimes use screencaps from T8 for icons, I try to stick to her Tag 2 model for icons (as she also looked more like how I pictured Jun in that game)

Jun was also NEVER Unknown in canon, nor had she ever become her once. Although I will write Unknown, she is always, just like in the games, an AU version of Jun outside of canon. I’m just willing to write Unknown for fun, is all.

Asuka, meanwhile - is VERY canon divergent. I depict Asuka as important to the plot. She helped Jin overcome his devil. Asuka has purifying powers and is aware of them, she spent a good part of the war discovering them, which helped Jin take back control during the war.

Josie may be a bit headcanon based due to having limited lore. 

Alisa will have some headcanons that may differ from canon, I want to really focus on her existence as a robot.

NSFW + Triggering content

Posts may contain triggering themes - I will tag all the best I can, and I will accept custom tags if people request it.

As for smut threads? It’s possible - however, all will be tagged as “spicy” or “NSFT”. Whether or not they’re put under a readmore depends on if my partner puts them under one. 

GODMODDING + METAGAMING

Godmodding is a no and metagaming is also a no.

SHIPPING

This blog is multiship! Pre-established ships are fine as long as we plot them out or they’re somebody the character already knows (Jun and Kazuya, for example) Also, just because Jun has a canon relationship with Kazuya - doesn’t mean I’m unwilling to ship her with anyone else! Jun is definitely still open for shipping if anybody’s interested!

REBLOGGING

Anything but threads are rebloggable! Because typically my partners don’t like threads to be reblogged. Whether you’re a mutual or not, feel free to reblog my ooc posts, my shitposts, memes, my art. (highly encouraged!) I don’t mind at all!!! 🥺🥺🥺 Also, if you sent in a meme or anything in the inbox, you’re very free to turn it into a thread.

MUN DOES NOT EQUAL MUSE

I’m not any of my muses, their thoughts and actions are not reflective of the mun.

GRAPHICS + ICONS

All graphics used on this blog are made by me unless stated otherwise.

MUN

Hi hi hi! I am the mun, you can call me by Wikia or anything, I am 26 years old. If you made it down here, I just wanna say that there’s no password to send and thank you for reading and respecting my rules! I hope to write with you soon. ❤︎

[vortexparadox]

Doctor Who Expanded Universe Multimuse

Featuring Classic Era, Wilderness Era, & New Era Muses -- Mixed Media Canon & Original Characters

Indie. Selective. Private. • Threads with mutuals only. • Contains Mature & Sexual Content. • Follower Discretion Is Advised. •

Unless tagged as 'open to anyone', most memes and all calls for interaction (starter, inbox, plotting, shipping, etc.) are intended for mutuals only.

STATUS UPDATES

activity: low activity (secondary)

status: accepting new starters + inbox

speed: slow af replies (not queued)

formatting: strictly uses beta editor

trimming: xkit rewritten's trim reblogs

PRIMARY MUSES

Josie Day • Eighth Doctor • Carmen Sandiego • Donna Noble

QUICK NAVIGATION

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in character posts || muse directory (dossiers & verses)

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wishlists || wanted plots

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GETTING STARTED [NEW FORMS AS OF JUNE 2024]

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[paintingskylines]

open to : anyone  plot : my best friend hates you which means i hate you too even though i have no real reason to but oh no our professor paired us up for a project in class 

josie had listened to her best friend rant over and over again about this person. so much so that she began to roll her eyes every time she saw this person in class. it was never conscious, josie would never intentionally be that impolite. but she had heard enough stories to already have a distaste for the person. and now they were paired up for a project? the lord was really testing her patience this semester. sitting in the library, she looked at her phone as she waited for the person to come sit down. “oh, you’re here. okay, let’s go.” what josie would say if she weren’t too nice to say it is oh you’re here and late, what a shocker! let’s get this over with. 

[gccdbyelxve]

open to m/f

josie had only gone over to the others place, with the promise that they’d help her study. she was behind and she needed a little help catching up. as their hand was placed on her thigh though, josie figured they had other ideas. “what do you think you’re doing?” josie asked as she looked down to the others hand. 

[battlesvarsx]

she was walking around town whenever she randomly felt eyes on her which made her stop and turn towards the person. “ why are you staring at me? is there something on my outfit that’s making you stare?”

[down-the-rabbith0le]

A Continuing List of Just Really Good Reads

Anna Borges - I Am Not Always Very Attached to Being Alive

Steve Bogira - They Came In Through the Bathroom Mirror

Natalie Beach - I Was Caroline Calloway

Jessica Pressler - How Anna Delvey Tricked New York’s Party People

Anne Helen Peterson - Ten Long Years of Trying to Make Armie Hammer Happen

Patrick Strudwick - High on Hate

Daniel Richards - The Abandoned, Apocalyptic Architecture of One Bold 1970s Retail Chain

Alex Tizon - My Family’s Slave

Shannon Keating -  Netflix's New Lesbian Documentary Misses The Mark

Rutger Bregman - The Real Lord of the Flies

@endlessyarning​ - (The Real Lord of the Flies) A Twitter Thread From a Tongan Perspective

Linda Pressly - Cheran: The town that threw out police, politicians and gangsters

Matt Stevens - Good Movies As Old Books

Alexandra Pollard -  Portrait of a Lady on Fire director Céline Sciamma

The Forgotten Tale of How Black Psychiatrists Helped Make ‘Sesame Street’

Chelsea Fagan - Minimalism is Just Another Boring Product Wealthy People Can Buy

Jason Fagone - What Bullets Do To Bodies

John Lewis - Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation

Court Danee - Queen & Slim Isn’t For Black People

Josie Duffy Rice - The Abolition Movement

Indi Samarajiva - I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

Sarah Kurchak - The Martial Arts Legacy of Tura Satana

Astead W. Herndon -  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Biden’s Win, House Losses, and What’s Next for the Left

Katie Schmid - Why Would Anyone Ever Want To Be A Wife?

dream hampton - Thank You, Frank Ocean

Rosalind Jana -  Mark My Words: The Subversive History of Women Using Thread as Ink

Tim Kreider - I Know What You Think of Me

Jess Zimmerman -  What If We Cultivated Our Ugliness? or: The Monstrous Beauty of Medusa

Charles Warnke - You Should Date An Illiterate Girl

Ta-Nehisi Coates - The Case for Reparations

Anne Helen Peterson - How Millenials Became the Burnout Generation

Colin Stokes - Frog and Toad: An Amphibious Celebration of Same-Sex Love

John Reed - My Grandma The Poisoner

Ijeoma Oluo - Poor People Deserve to Taste Something Other Than Shame

Daniel Mallory Ortberg - Everything What’s Wrong of Possums

Stephanie Clifford - The Journalist and the Pharma Bro 

Mehreen Kasana - The call for pandemic productivity is class warfare in disguise 

Rebecca Dinerstein Knight - The Fabulous Forgotten Life of Vita Sackville-West

Adam Serwer - Civility Is Overrated

Mary Retta - The Slow Burn

Tim Kreider - The ‘Busy’ Trap

Abby Norman - Gene Wilder Was Right: Gilda Radner Didn’t Have to Die, and We Need to Talk About Why She Did

Ayesha A. Siddiqi - I’d Like This to Stop: Praise for a Promising Young Woman

Melissa Segura - Detective Guevara’s Witnesses

Chris Geidner -  Nancy Reagan Turned Down Rock Hudson's Plea For Help Nine Weeks Before He Died

Rachel Aviv - What If Your Abusive Husband Is a Cop?

Melissa Fay Greene - The Romanian Orphans Are Adults Now

[ladyherenya]

Books read in December

I set myself some reading goals for the end of the year -- finish any books I’d already started, read the books I'd already borrowed, and to read ebooks I’d bought before buying any more. But I guess most of those books just weren’t the right genre? A few exceptions aside, this month I read a bunch of other things instead.

Also read: The Frost Fair Affair and Holiday Brew by Tansy Rayner Roberts, and Sweetest in the Gale and 40-Love by Olivia Dade.

Reread: Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn and Bookish and the Beast by Ashley Poston.

Total: thirteen novels (including two audiobooks and two rereads), three novellas, and three story/novella collections.

Favourite cover: The cover was what caught my attention for Finding My Voice and Old Baggage.

Still reading: Between Silk and Cyanide by Leo Marks, Or What You Will by Jo Walton and The Disorderly Knights by Dorothy Dunnett.

Next up: A Most Improper Magick by Stephanie Burgis.

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Queen’s Play by Dorothy Dunnett (narrated by David Monteath): In 1548, Francis Crawford of Lymond arrives in France, incognito in order to protect Scotland’s queen, seven-year-old Mary. I enjoyed this, even though I am not very interested in the antics of the French court and thought The Game of Kings benefitted from having more characters who I found wholly likeable and/or who matter, personally, to Lymond. Dunnett is an impressive storyteller -- vivid descriptions, lively dialogue, nuanced characters and twists that take me by surprise. Moreover, those satisfying puzzle pieces explain the plots and intrigue, give insight into personalities and develop the narrative’s themes (here, the consequences of power). 

The Kinship of Secrets by Eugenia Kim: In 1950, four year old Inja lives with her grandparents and uncle in Seoul, while her sister Miran is in America with their parents. War delays the family’s reunion. This is a fascinating portrayal of two sisters growing up in different countries, and an incredibly poignant story about a family separated. Compelling, and beautifully written, and despite moments of intense grief, hopeful. I liked how, in the end, Inja and Miran didn’t have all the answers.. But I wonder if I’d have found the ending more satisfying if I had a deeper understanding of who they both were as adults.

Teacup Magic series by Tansy Rayner Roberts:

Tea and Sympathetic Magic: Stephanie Burgis recommended this novella as something similar to her Harwood Spellbook series and it certainly has a similar appeal: romantic fantasy, bordering on comedy-of-manners territory. Like Georgette Heyer but with magic and diversity and an intention to challenge problematic and outdated attitudes. Charming and cosy, like a good cup of tea rather than a frothy hot chocolate. Miss Mnemosyne Seaborne, a reluctant guest at a houseparty. She joins forces with the other guests after an unexpected abduction occurs. Entertaining, and even though it was too short for me to really become invested, I immediately wanted to read the sequel.

The Frost Fair Affair: After her previous adventures, Mneme has new friends, a suitor and a campaign: overturning the social conventions which prevent women from travelling by portal. After someone in Town steals her political pamphlets, she gets caught up in a mystery. I enjoyed this oh so much! I found myself caring a lot more about Mneme and her relationships; I liked the mixture of intrigue and danger, and how in the cause of dealing with these, Mneme learns more about the man she hopes to marry; and the Frost Fair, on a frozen river, makes a delightful setting. I'd love to read more.

Belladonna U(niversity) series by Tansy Rayner Roberts:

Unreal Alchemy: Oh, this is my new favourite! Urban fantasy about Australian uni students who are connected to an indie rock band, Fake Geek Girl. These stories are funny, geeky and romantic, with great chapter titles and lots of fandom references. They employ different points of view and different narrative styles in a way that’s really effective. I love the characters and how important and intense their non-romantic relationships are. Between them they have a variety of romantic/sexual relationships and feelings, but friendships and familial relationships, like the one between twin sisters Hebe and Holly, also drive the narrative. The first collection contains four stories/novellas.

Fake Geek Girl -- Ferd moves into the Manic Pixie Dream House; Holly and Sage argue about the future of the band.

Unmagical Boy Story -- Viola has feelings about her best friend losing his magic, transferring colleges and making new friends.

The Bromancers --  The band and frriends spend a weekend at a magical music festival.

The Alchemy of Fine -- A prequel about the band’s origins.

Holiday Brew: This collection is more serious and less overtly fandom-y than the first, but arguably still very meta (especially if you consider Viola, Jules and Ferd as a response to the trio in Harry Potter). I sat down intending to read just one of these stories -- and ended up reading them all.

Halloween Is Not A Verb -- Holly invites various people to their mums’ place for Halloween.

Solstice on the Rocks -- A short story about university graduation.

Kissing Basilisks --  Begins on New Year’s Day, is compelling, and picks up the non-band-related narrative threads from Fake Geek Girl.

Missing Christmas by Kate Clayborn: This novella is loosely connected to Beginer's Luck but stands alone. It's sweet. Business partners and best friends Jasper and Kristen pay a last minute trip to a client and get trapped by a blizzard, which pushes them to reconsider the boundaries they’ve drawn in their relationship. I liked the moments which showed that they’re an effective team because they know each other so well and can communicate through subtle body language. 

Finding My Voice by Marie Myung-Ok Lee: Ellen is a Korean-American teenager in her final year of high school. Her story is about applying for college, gymnastics training, Ellen’s relationships with her best friend and her first boyfriend, dealing with racism at school and with her parents’ expectations that she will follow her sister to Harvard. It’s very short, first published in 1993. I was aware of all the places where a YA novel written today would be allowed to give more details and to expand the story, but it was still interesting.

The Magnolia Sword: A Ballad of Mulan by Sherry Thomas: I’ve borrowed this several times this year, only to return it unread each time, and I was starting to wonder if I really wanted to read it. But once I actually sat down and focused, I quickly realised that I definitely did! I became completely engrossed in this Mulan retelling. It’s a tense adventure. I enjoyed the characters and their interactions, particularly the elaborate courtesy of formal conversations, and the way Mulan and her companions value loyalty and camaraderie. I thought this was a very believable take on the whole girl-disguised-as-a-boy thing too.

Dear Mrs Bird by AJ Pearce: In 1940, Emmy wants a newspaper job but is instead typing up letters for a women’s magazine and discarding mail from readers whose problems are Unacceptable. Frustrated that Mrs Bird won’t offer advice to so many women in need, Emmy's tempted to take matters into her own hands. Her optimism means she makes some naive mistakes, some of which made me wince, but it’s also an incredible strength. She's delightful company. I really like how much of this story is about her friendship with Bunty and I enjoyed the insight into women's magazines and the Auxiliary Fire Service.

The Lonely Hearts Dog Walkers by Sheila Norton: Recently separated, Nicola moves back in with her mother, starts as a teaching assistant at her daughter’s new school, gets a puppy and joins a group of dog walkers, who embark upon a mission to save the local park. This was very low-angst and, once I realised the sort of story it was, kind of predictable. I can recognise the appeal of this brand of realism, but personally would have preferred more humour or more emotional complexity. Were Nicola a colleague, it’d be easy to find things in common to discuss, but her story wasn’t quite what I was looking for.

Chasing Lucky by Jenn Bennett: When Josie and her mother return to Beauty to look after the family bookshop, Josie has plans -- keep to herself, finish high school, secure a photography apprenticeship, move to LA. But after Josie accidentally breaks a store-front window and her childhood friend Lucky takes the blame, Josie’s priorities change. I enjoyed this more than I expected to. I particularly liked how Lucky subverts people’s expectations, and how Josie’s family works at communicating better with each other.

Old Baggage by Lissa Evans (narrated by Joanna Scanlan): It’s 1928 and Mattie Simpkin, a now-middle-aged militant suffragette, lives in Hampstead with her friend Florrie Lee (aka The Flea). Mattie gives lectures about the suffragettes but realises she’s not reaching the younger generation. So she starts a club for “healthy outdoor fun” for teenage girls. Mattie is wonderfully forthright -- amusing, engaging and informative when it comes to things she’s passionate about -- but she’s also fallible.  A really delightful yet bittersweet story about friendship and loss and the opportunities available for women. I liked its awareness that being able to loudly be yourself is a privilege not everyone has. 

There’s Something About Marysburg series by Olivia Dade:

Teach Me: Rose is unimpressed -- not only must she share her classroom with the new history teacher, he’s been given her Honors World History class. There’s something particularly satisfying about people who have been hurt and lonely finding support and love in each other. I like that they get to know each other over many months. I like Martin’s relationship with his teenage daughter and Rose’s relationship with her ex’s parents is so touching that one scene made me cry. And it was interesting seeing the US school system from the perspective of experienced teachers; I appreciated the details about their jobs.

Sweetest in the Gale: a Marysburg story collection contains three novellas about couples in their forties.

Sweetest in the Gale -- Griff is worried when Candy, a fellow English teacher, returns for the new school year uncharacteristically sombre and subdued. A really sweet romance about people who are navigating loss and grief.

Unraveled -- Maths teacher Simon is assigned to observe and mentor the new art teacher, Poppy. I enjoyed the threads of mystery.

Cover Me -- After a concerning mammogram result, Elizabeth marries an old friend so she’s covered by his health insurance. Predictable as anything, but that made it a safe position from which to explore serious and sobering topics.

40-Love: I’m not interested in tennis or holiday resorts; I was disappointed that this novel wouldn’t show Tess being an assistant principal; and even though some of my favourite fictional couples have a significant age-gap, I’m wary about age-gap romances (and socially-programmed to think it’s odd for a woman to date a much younger guy). But I liked the other stories in this series and I was curious. It’s Not really My Cup of Tea, but I was convinced that Tess and Lucas were both capable of making their (somewhat unconventional) relationship work. An interesting exercise in challenging my social-programming.

The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn: After watching Bridgerton (not always to my tastes but mostly fun), curiosity prompted me to read the opening of the second novel, and I was so entertained by Kate Sheffield verbally sparring with the viscount, whom Kate is determined to prevent from marrying her younger sister. I continued to be entertained up until the viscount acts a bit too entitled on his wedding night (that’s unattractive, if outrightly problematic). Which left me in rather an uncharitable mood for the final act, so I can’t identify if the drama of dealing with past traumas didn’t meet the standard of the earlier comedy or if I just hold such scenes to differing standards.

[restingpout]

💝 💝 💝 💝 💝 💝 💝 💝 💝 💝

terri @penspelled @quarterwitched is the one person on this blog I’ve known the longest and I could not love her more. every single one of her muses is well written and she’s always enthusiastic about writing and loves to scream about plots and she’s just the most supportive, greatest friend and i’m so happy we found each other again!

sam @ofblackhearts @tenebriselecti is one of those people where i could write against literally any muse they chose to write. we’ve been friends for a while now and i always feel like there’s more chemistry IN character with the people who I can talk to OUT of character as well and we can cry about posie or talk tv shows and i love that for us!!

tessa @nosestealer duplicate muses or even face claims can be stressful but LISTEN tessa makes it so effortless and easy to write josie and lou ellen into the same universe and it’s honestly impressive how much thought she put into not only the character, but how she would fit into different universes, even legacies where she has a doppelganger in josie. she’s one of the easiest people to talk to and she gets me thinking about different parts of my muses lives that otherwise wouldn’t cross my mind which is GREAT for development!

ashley @teendracula @mikaelsonbled somehow writes her muses perfectly. i definitely have mixed feelings about how legacies went with sebastian’s character but let me tell you, ashley more than makes up for that crappy writing with her portrayal of our favorite tortured vampire soul. i’m honestly so freaking impressed how ashley can write her muses SO FREAKING WELL even in the shortest interactions. aaand she’s cool people so. honestly ashley could write my least favorite character ever and i’d still stan.

hales @jadedvampiress quickly became one of my favorite people on this website and i don’t even know how it happened. we can jump from a conversation screaming about josie/jade/legacies/whatever to talking about random tv shows or whatever’s happening in our lives and it makes our friendship seem so effortless?? which is always a breath of fresh air. her jade is on point and i can like. actually hear jade’s voice when she writes on her blog and i love that. i pretty much stalk all of her threads but it’s fine. it’s fineeeee.

riot @chaosvibes is one of those people who impresses me every single day with how many characters they write and write well. i’ll be the first to admit that there are a LOT of characters that i can’t write well. (can i write josie well? debatable!) but every single character on riot’s blog/s are beautifully written and you can tell they care a lot about the characters they write. we haven’t written much YET but i lovelovelove riot. definitely recommend following!

dysney @hcllhnd @sltzvamp honestly i was always a little intimidated by how different and REALLY FREAKING COOL dysney’s interpretation of alaric was since he’s very au but still… very alaric. that’s hard to do and super impressive. we stan. then there’s alex. oooh alex. i love his relationship with josie already. and josie kind of likes her hellhound boyfriend. i’ll probably follow any blog of dysney’s i come across forever just because their characterization is always so well thought out and well written and amazing!!

sunshine @avisplumis is probably the person i’ve known for the least amount of time (we only followed each other days ago but idk what took us so long tbh!!) but it feels like we’ve known each other forever?? sunshine is… exactly what their alias suggests. actual sunshine. the type of person i can scream and cry over ships and headcanon relationships with and i could honestly write josie with any of their muses so that’s always a plus!

claudia @hybredtm @hvretica @ghovlish is another person i’ve kind of known here and there over my years in indie rp. i actually followed & wrote with klaus on my lizzie account that i had like. before legacies started into the early part of season one and i remember always thinking her interpretation of klaus was sososo good and honestly?? klaus is one of those characters that i think is SUPER hard to write (i could never!!) so props to claudia for writing him so well. her valerie is amazing too and she was quick to jump on the jade salvatore-tulle crazy train with me so that’s fun.

jennifer @naturesloopholed @geminiloopholed is the type of person i admire for how much she just… loves her characters, and it really shows. like you can tell just from reading (stalking?) her interactions how much she cares about her muses and that’s a quality i definitely admire. lizzie is another character that’s very hard to write and she handles the character so well, and her hope is very well written too. jennifer is just a nice person to talk to and puts as much love into other people’s muses as her own which i adore!!

[pendragcned-grl]

“No I’m going into the bathroom to make sure I don’t look like shit after dancing for so long.” Josie spat following Shiloh behind to check herself in the large bathroom mirrors.

OPEN TO: m/f/nb.

CONNECTIONS: protective person in her life (partner, friend, ex, half/step sibling or parent, etc), stranger who happened to be going the same direction, person who wants directions, potential kidnapper, etc.  taboo welcomed.

there’s a brief pause, a noticeable one, as shilo halts her steps and turns her head slowly.  she eyes the other person, curiously and with a hint of annoyance in her gaze, before she breaks the silence, “are you following me or some shit?” there’s inherent cattiness in her tone, a raised brow pairing with her question.  “because i’m just heading to the bathroom, you won’t witness anything interesting there,” she follows up with a quick nod to the busy club’s bathroom door.

[siphonertwins-archive-blog]

this is josie, in honour of their mother.

&. this is elizabeth, in honour of your mother.

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• indie and highly selective lizzie &&. josie from the vampire diaries

• s.7 &. 8 based

• sideblog to theoriiginaltribrid

• multi-thread || multi-verse

• one liner || multi-para || novella

• written by katie

• mun is 18+

please read rules before interacting!

[theoriiginaltribrid-archive-blog]

this isn’t the prettiest thing, but i couldn’t think of any other way to self promo all my blogs at once!

• axfamilysxonlyxhope

— indie &&. highly sel. hope mikaelson from the originals

— mutuals only blog

— multi-thread || multi-ship || multi-verse

— nfsw friendly

• sadiexwinchester

— indie &&. highly sel. spn oc

— mutuals only blog

— multi-thread || multi-ship || multi-verse

— nfsw friendly

• ofloreisms

— indie &&. highly sel. fem!sam from supernatural

— mutuals only blog

— multi-thread || multi-ship || multi-verse

— nfsw friendly

• thexgladesxfirstxfemale

— indie &&. highly sel. teresa agnes from the maze runner movie series

— mutuals only blog

— multi-thread || multi-ship (though mainly thomesa) || multi-verse

— nfsw friendly

• siphonertwins

— indie &&. highly sel. lizzie &. josie from the vampire diaries

— not mutuals only but selective

— multi-thread || multi-ship (platonically since they are only 7) || multi-verse (coming soon)

— not nfsw friendly

— sideblog to axfamilysxonlyxhope

• ofdiaryisms

— indie &&. highly sel. elena gilbert from the vampire diaries

— mutuals only blog

— multi-thread || multi-ship || multi-verse

— nfsw friendly

[vortexparadox]

“If the Universe came to an end every time there was some uncertainty about what had happened in it, it would never have got beyond the first picosecond. And many of course don’t. It’s like a human body, you see. A few cuts and bruises here and there don’t hurt it. Not even major surgery if it’s done properly. Paradoxes are just the scar tissue. Time and space heal themselves up around them and people simply remember a version of events which makes as much sense as they require it to make.” ― Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency

Doctor Who Expanded Universe Multimuse. Focuses on audios, novels, & comics above televised canon. Not ‘Timeless Child’ compliant (Doctor Who (2005)). Featuring Josie Day, Donna Noble, Irving Braxiatel, Bernice Summerfield, Eighth Doctor, Carmen Sandiego (Time Lord OC), & more. Regenerated by lefae.

✍️ multiparagraph/novella reply lengths. • multiverse + multifandom. ✅ oc + crossovers + au’s + duplicates/variants friendly & encouraged.

✨indie. selective. threads with mutuals only. ★ full navi. 💫 read rules & other pages before following. ☑ fill out interest checker if you wish to interact. ❤️ / 🔁

[ofdisarmhers01-blog]

KNOWING YOUR PARTNER CAN POTENTIALLY MAKE WRITING TOGETHER A LOT EASIER. REPOST, DON’T REBLOG.

– BASICS.

• NAME: josie  • PRONOUNS: she/her • SEXUALITY: straight • TAKEN OR SINGLE: single

– THREE FACTS.

i have a john cena keychain lol

english isn’t my first language

i love boots. i have... so many.

– EXPERIENCE.

• HOW LONG (MONTHS / YEARS?): 5 years? • PLATFORMS YOU’VE USED: just tumblr and i guess d.iscord like recently. • BEST EXPERIENCE: the indies for sure.

– MUSE PREFERENCES.

• FEMALE OR MALE: females, i just... suck at playing a dude.  • FLUFF, ANGST OR SMUT: angst. it’s just ??? so easy to write. and like... i love pain??? fluff is v nice too though, i dig me some fluff. smut most likely just not happening bc i suck at it. • PLOTS OR MEMES: both! i loooooove plotting like for real. but memes can bring some super awesome plots.

• LONG OR SHORT REPLIES: both. really it depends on how much im feeling that thread and the plot and just u know inspo. • BEST TIME TO WRITE: night. when i’m sleep deprived and nothing makes sense : ))) bc that’s when the muse comes out of hiding. • ARE YOU LIKE YOUR MUSE(S): uhmm just in that we wanna fight everyone ://// other than that she’s too pure for me.

TAGGED BY: @thecompetitor

TAGGING: anyone that wants to do it