#Work with Orphan Children

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Work with Orphan Children

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856-1916) "Orphans" (1885) Oil on canvas Social realism

[canisalbus]

Machete has parents?? I'm not familiar with their actual lore, so I've been imagining Machete as a desolate victorian orphan boy

Everyone has parents, he didn't materialize out of thin air (or evolve from a crumpled napkin).

But he lost contact with them early on and doesn't remember much of anything about them. Machete was a sickly kid and his family was going through a rough patch at the time, they were constantly struggling to find the time and funds to care for him. Child mortality was high and it was starting to look increasingly likely that he wouldn't make it. He was around three or four when they left him at the closest monastery that accepted foundlings and he hasn't heard of them since.

[theriu]

People will look at a character who doesn’t have family/parents or their family/parent(s) die early and be all “look how TRAGIC and MEANINGFUL it makes their NARRATIVE, it’s so MOTIVATING” but no as a writer listen to me. It’s usually because we’re lazy. And accounting for a bunch of family dynamics is a lot of extra work that is keeping us from just getting on with the Adventure and/or Smooches. I am scolding us as a community for this behavior.

[bookshelf-in-progress]

Me, faced with a shiny new story idea: Save it for the Inklings Challenge, save it for the Inklings Challenge, please save it for the Inklings Challenge, I'm begging you please save it for the Inklings Challenge

[weirdo-from-bonesborough]

Dick Grayson, age nine, looking up at Clark with blue eyes that promise death warning, “Batman’s best friend is Robin. Not Superman.”

[marietheran-archived]

Realising just how much I hate revisionist takes whenever I dab into fandom surrounding children's media. Like — you people do realise those are books for children and of course the designated mentors are going to send the teenage heroes into danger?

*sighs*

[suusoh]

okay, before I give my reverse au monster thoughts; since we all almost agree that anna liebert (reverse johan) is undeniably WORSE than him. because she not only got that red rose mansion treatment, she also got freaking kinderheim as a double whammy combo too.

.....that being said, would y'all hear me out if I use that reverse logic and dare I say: johan (fortner?) would be..... better? kinder? than nina?? do i make sense??????

[lilylived]

I always think.... in a end of the world situation, how are people supposed to get insulin? Do diabetics just have to die immediately? Even if there's food and everything else, they would technically not survive.

That's what's happening in Gaza already. While we have all the insulin we need on the other side and while israelis block and bomb aid trucks.

[tanjir0se]

I’m never going to watch Boruto because why on earth but I saw some scene where Hinata makes ramen for Naruto and it occurred to me: why on earth do any of these people have children??? Aren’t they busy like. Being ninja?? Hinata is a goddamn princess and a powerful ninja for Christ’s sake don’t they like. Have somebody to make ramen for them or is that just her job now because she’s moved on from all other roles to become Wife™??

Or Sakura for that matter, doesn’t she have better things to do than raise a kid????? Like isn’t she a brilliant medical ninja ?? Or was I hallucinating the last 300 episodes of Naruto?

Like Kakushi and Iruka and Guy didn’t have children so why would Naruto and the gang.??? Don’t they have?? Stuff to do?

[sugarsweetvirgo]

How do they feel about kids?<

Adoption.

Both of them are pretty pro adoption, and considering they can't have kids themselves and Kaiba himself is an adopted child, it's the best option for the two of them.

Obviously it takes a While for them to get that far into their relationship, especially because Eve is slightly apprehensive about having any due to her size, but two children sound like the perfect fit for them.

[adelaidedrubman]

my toxic oc/canon creator trait is only giving kids to the ships who would be objectively awful parents because it’s funny to see how they’ll fuck it up

[canisalbus]

Hope you don't feel pressure to try to make Ear canon in any AU! I love cute kid OCs and seeing what characters could be like as parents as much as anyone else but I know some people can get overly insistent that artists give their characters kids as soon as the idea comes up. That being said I do have to admit what little you've shared about how they'd be as parents sounds very heartwarming. I'm a sucker for when someone is determined to make sure a kid has it better than they did when they were young like Machete would be, and how that can sometimes help to heal pains from their own childhood. Vasco would be wonderful too of course! He may have had a better childhood but I'm sure there are things he struggled with or wished could've been different. All fun ideas, but if Ear remains as just an idea that is absolutely okay!

Aw it's okay. A tiny bit pressured but in an encouraging/inspiring way, I don't think I'm going to lose sleep over it.

It would be really interesting to see how parenthood would alter their relationship and self-image, it could potentially expand their character into unexpected directions. Ear seems like a likable pup, they'd be a fun character to develope.

On the other hand I'm fond of their dynamic as is, I think they're happy that way. It's still typical that couples are expected to want to have children and start a family, it's seen as the norm and the next logical step after getting married. I like the idea of them feeling content and complete in their relationship even if it's just the two of them, and showing that the absence of offspring doesn't make their union any less valid and committed.

[yardsards]

tfw one of your fav fics got added to a private/unrevealed collection so you can't view it anymore and you forgot to download it so you might never get to reread it again :(((

[vox-anglosphere]

The Year of the British Home Child was honoured by Canada Post

[giulolosblackmail]

lets pour one out for brala and leslie, neither of which got to become loving fathers in the epilogue