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pecco/luca #14

prompt from here! dearest anon thank u for prompting me. u are the only person who did so that actually means a lot LMAO. struggled profoundly with this which is why it took me over a month and it's 3k long and it's also inexplicably a soulmate au. i hope u enjoy ur library sex!

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QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT — pecco/luca, 3k

Maybe elbow-deep in the gnarliest of the rat cages hadn’t been the best time to bring up Marc, but, well. Pecco had also been more sleep-deprived than usual after the several all-nighters he’d pulled, trying to finish the new section of his dissertation that Valentino had proposed before he ran out of steam. Neither of them were exactly their best selves. And it wasn’t even their lab. 

Pecco was getting paid two hundred euros to clean the cages every three days, while Dr. Stoner and all his—hah— lab rats attended yet another conference. But he wasn’t sure what Valentino’s excuse was, considering he complained pretty regularly about Dr. Stoner getting preferential funding because of STEM privilege. Pecco wasn’t exactly sure how helping out in his lab fit into that equation, and he wasn’t about to ask. 

All Pecco had wanted to know, really, was if Vale could still feel him at all times. If the throbbing in Pecco’s skull was ever going to go away, if notoriously pain-averse Valentino had somehow learned to live with the ache.

“Well you see,” Vale had grumbled, scolding #93 when it tried to nip at his fingertips through the gloves as it settled into its new bedding, “I do not think the bonds, they are—” he gestured vaguely, nearly knocking over the stack of ungraded reports piled on Dr. Stoner’s desk, “not so rigid, right? I think they are a bit, allora. . . .” he trailed off, staring somewhere in the middle distance. “I think they are often deceiving.” He’d said, finally, punctuating it with a spritz of the expensive unscented cleaner that Dr. Stoner insisted was the only one that didn’t aggravate his migraines. 

“Ah.” Pecco had responded, lamely, staring down at #10 as it slept quietly in its little holding tupperware. “I think I understand.” 

The thing is, Pecco doesn't even really know when he figured it out. Maybe he always knew what the deep thrumming in the back of his skull was, what the tight aching feeling in the pit of his stomach meant. Why he was always sort of looking for Luca, regardless of time or place or reality. He doesn’t know why he thought asking Valentino about it would bring any clarity, but well. Luca was still his brother, technically. Even if he had gone down a path Valentino didn’t exactly approve of. 

“It’s just a good opportunity,” Franky tells him, when he brings it up again over lunch. He’s hunched miserably over his protein bowl, texting with one hand under the table. For some reason, he thinks they don’t all know it’s Álex Marquez on the other end, when he hides his screen from them and grins all dopily at his messages. Pecco isn’t an idiot, but he isn’t cruel, either, so he says nothing, picking at his own cold chicken. 

“Of course, Maro knows that Vale would fund his research until the end of time,” Franky continues, placing his phone facedown on the table. “But Dr. Hernandez already has the grants and the equipment. He’d be stupid not to take Marc’s spot! Plus, they publish all the time, and you know he’s been wanting to get more exposure.”

“Yeah,” Pecco hums, downing the rest of his now-cold espresso and grimacing when the grounds stick to the back of his teeth. “A very good opportunity.” 

Pecco is still stewing about it when he shoves their apartment door open with a grunt, three books falling out of his bag in the process. Bez and Cele make no move to help him from where they’re sequestered on the couch, the entire living room littered with pages of Cele’s senior thesis, marked up in what looks like sparkly purple gel pen. 

“ Ciao , Pecco,” Cele sighs dejectedly, against Bez’s shoulder. 

“ Ciao , my roommate who lives here and pays rent,” Pecco groans, leaving the books in the doorway and making a beeline for the mokapot. He briefly considers suicide, when he finds it unwashed in the sink, then grabs the scrubber brush with a sigh. Bez comes up behind him, a moment later, draping his long arms around Pecco’s waist until he reluctantly leans back into his embrace, closing his eyes so none of the tears he’s been holding in all day leak out. 

“What’s the matter with our Pecchino, huh?” Bez asks, pressing a kiss to Pecco’s cheek and then releasing him, leaning back against the counter with a tilt of his head that makes him look just like the puppy he’s been trying to ply Pecco with pictures of, lately. “Did one of Dr. Stoner’s evil rats try to bite you again? You could totally sue him for that, you know, let’s call up Mig and—” 

Pecco waves a hand at him with a sigh. “Leave Migno alone, you know he’s been too stressed studying for the Bar. And I’m not going to sue Dr. Stoner, the rats were fine. Allora, one of them did try to bite Vale but he—” 

“ Vale? What the hell was Vale doing there?” Bez interrupts him. Behind them, Cele pokes a curious head in the doorway. He’s wearing Bez’s boxers, Pecco notices belatedly. That probably explains the state of the living room, he realizes, resigned. 

Pecco shrugs, giving the moka a final rinse. There’s a stubborn burnt patch at the bottom which probably means that Cele was the last person to use it, but it’s the least of his problems right now. Everything feels like burnt espresso to him these days, it’s nothing special in the grand scheme of things. “I don’t know if they’re back together, honestly. They’re probably just fucking again.” 

Bez shakes his head with an exaggerated grimace. “I don’t know how Vale manages to bone so many of his colleagues,” he says, pulling Cele in with an arm around his pale neck. “Don’t the faculty meetings get awkward? Surely he could find someone he doesn’t work with to take on a date!” 

Against his will, Pecco thinks of the lab coat Valentino had been wearing when Pecco had walked in, the little Australian flag embroidered on the cuff of his sleeve, nearly invisible unless you were looking for it. These days, Dr. Stoner walks around in lab coats with the flag embroidered proudly next to his last name, impossible to miss. Vale must have been wearing an old one. Where he’d found it, Pecco didn’t really want to know. 

“I don’t think they’re doing much dating,” he sighs, dumping the espresso powder in and snapping the lid shut with a loud metallic clang. 

Cradled in Bez’s arms, Cele bursts into laughter. 

Pecco doesn’t know why he was the last to know that Luca was leaving them. The weeks leading up to Luca’s departure had been—euphoric, almost. If he ignored the sense of impending doom, which he had become very good at. They had been spending a truly unreasonable amount of time together that semester because Luca had still been living in the apartment, sharing his car, sleeping, working, eating together. 

Pecco had woken up from an involuntary library nap, one day last March, to find one of Luca’s jackets draped over him. He’d moved into the carrel next to Pecco while he was asleep, apparently. Valentino found them slumped over each other, napping on the couch in his office so often that semester, that he’d started calling them i dormiglioni , like they were little kids. 

It was easy to ignore, at first, because Pecco had been ignoring it for what was probably years, at that point. Since at least their second year of Laurea , when they’d been assigned partners for a semester-long project in Professor Nieto’s Modern Philosophy class. Pecco had known who he was, of course. Not even the different last names could hide that Luca was Dr. Rossi’s younger brother, quietly accepted into the Physics and Philosophy department an entire year earlier than they usually let undergrads declare. 

Luca wasn’t particularly popular, really. Whatever magnetic charm that Valentino, known mostly around campus as il Dottore , walked around with must have come from Graziano, because Luca didn’t attract the same kind of attention everywhere he went, and he’d kept to himself, mostly, their first year. Pecco couldn’t help but notice him. He was much quieter than Valentino, of course, but he was still every bit as beautiful. Pecco had never dreamed that Luca would ever pay him any attention, even after they were assigned partners. 

It turned out he was wrong, about Luca, anyway. He was just like Valentino, in all the ways that mattered. It was kind of impressive that people who studied their field so closely could be so blind about it. 

Or maybe, Pecco had thought, watching Luca leave, inevitably, after everything—that was the caveat. 

Pecco had spent so long ignoring it, that he didn’t understand what he was feeling, the first time Luca intentionally tugged on the bond. He was on the fourth floor of the stacks section of the library in late May, enjoying the sunlight peaking through the skylights while he combed through the shelves. Choking on dust and trying not to make noises every time he encounters a dead spider, on some fruitless mission from Valentino to find the original copy of Bell’s Inequality he swore was hiding around there. Pecco was beginning to suspect he was just trying to get him out of his office for an hour so he could hook up with—whoever it was who’d been leaving ribbed condom wrappers in the Philosophy Lounge trash all year. 

Then, all at once, he felt the little ember he’d kept tucked away, all this time, a little shard of glass pressed up against his heart. It was like all of his muscles and tendons, bones and sinew, every part of his body could feel it. Feel him. Luca, reaching through.

In a lot of cultures, soul bonds were likened to strings, in mythology. When Pecco let himself wonder what theirs might feel like, he always pictured something like a ribbon or a cord, their connection loose and free-flowing. When Luca touches their bond for the first time, it feels nothing like that. It doesn’t really feel like anything else, or anything he could describe with words, though his whole job, his whole life, he’s been trying to describe what this moment might feel like. It’s not accurate, but he pictures himself getting struck by lightning through the library skylights, instantly engulfed in flames.

Luca finds him like that, rounding the corner of the H-K shelves, his eyes bright. A strange, manic energy to him that Pecco has never seen before. It’s hot, watching Luca stalk towards him like a predator, every nerve ending in his body lighting up, the closer he gets. Suddenly, Luca is right in front of him, breathing a little heavy, caging Pecco in, against the hard metal of the shelves. If soul ties were visual things, Pecco thinks theirs would probably be a neon red cloud, hazily encompassing them. As it stands, the only proof Pecco has that this is real, that Luca is going to stop pretending he doesn’t know and finally fucking do something about it is the tension he feels flowing through his body. It’s their bond, it’s Luca , wrapped around his chest like a vice.

Pecco’s always imagined their first kiss being a little awkward. Maybe a peck in the back corner of the campus cafe that Cele works at, or tiredly making out on the floor of Luca’s bedroom, where they both prefer to study at home. Something slow, intentional. The weight of the bond unburdened.

There’s nothing slow or soft or sweet about the way Luca kisses him for the first time, almost bruising. His tongue is hot and slick in Pecco’s mouth, brushing against the back of his teeth. Pecco whines into it, helpless, a hand finds purchase on his waist, the other tangling in his hair. He can barely tell if he’s kissing back, so lost in the sensation. He only realizes when Luca pulls away, ducking his head to suck marks onto Pecco’s flushed neck, that he’s been holding his breath.

“ Fuck, Luca ,” he gasps, his hips twitching up involuntarily when Luca finds a pressure point. He’s half hard just from kissing, but Luca’s no better. Pecco can feel the heat of his length straining against his thigh from where Luca had wedged a leg between them. “I need—” he cuts himself off with a hiss when Luca grinds them together.

“Shh, Franci,” Luca whispers, a little meanly. “You don’t want anyone to hear us, right?” Reaching down between them, he pops the button of Pecco’s corduroys with deft fingers. Pecco jolts forward, muffling his moan with the soft collar of Luca’s shirt between his teeth when Luca wraps a calloused palm around his weeping cock and gives it a dry tug. It’s equal parts pleasure and pain, and Pecco can’t help but sigh in relief when Luca pulls back just far enough to spit directly on the leaking tip. His breath catches at the sensation of it, Luca dragging his hand up and down until he’s wet everywhere, saliva and precum dripping down his balls.

“Luca we can’t —” Pecco gasps, when he brushes a blunt, dry fingertip against his hole. His whole body shudders as Luca does it again, circling and stroking until Pecco is clenching down on nothing; he can feel himself soaked everywhere . 

Luca drags his fingers down through the stickiness between his thighs, chuckling. “So wet, Franci, like a girl.” 

Before Pecco can even react to that, Luca flips them around pressing him against the cold metal of the shelves with a firm grip. His pulse is hammering in his throat and he wonders, absurdly, if Luca can feel it, every erratic beat. 

Luca is everywhere on him, all at once. His breath is hot against Pecco’s ear, his fingers digging into his hips, both grounding and overwhelming. The bond thrums between them, heavy, tightening around Pecco’s rib cage. It feels like a separate animal, alive and red and wild . “Tell me now, if you want me to stop,” he murmurs against the back of Pecco’s neck, his lips brushing against his skin, teasing.

Pecco whimpers again, pushing his ass back up against where Luca is hard. “Please.”

Luca pulls away, this time to fumble with his belt. The clink of the metal buckle as he undoes it rings louder than a gunshot in the stillness of the library. Pecco keeps forgetting they’re in public , that any moment someone could walk in and see him bent over the periodicals, squirming as Luca feeds his cock between his slippery thighs. Whimpering as Luca drags achingly slow up against the sensitive skin of his balls. It’s filthy , the wet heat of it, the lewd slide of skin on skin. Luca fucks between his thighs like he doesn’t care if Pecco gets off, like he’s just a means to an end.

His hips stutter, his grip turning bruising on Pecco’s waist, like he’s afraid to let go. With a grunt, muffled against the damp curls at the nape of Pecco’s neck, he spills onto the shelf beneath them. He doesn’t even glance down, uncaring of the carnage. He just flips Pecco around, still panting, eyes blown, looking like he wants to run or maybe sink his teeth into Pecco’s throat.

Instead of softening, instead of giving either of them a breath, Luca crushes their mouths together. The bond between them is electric, fraying, tightening—too much. Pecco feels like he’s being squeezed from the inside out, like something is about to snap in his chest. For a brief moment, he thinks, hysterically, maybe he wants it to. 

Luca is still hard against his thigh, still wanting, still taking . His hand snakes into Pecco’s hair, pulling, tugging, keeping him exactly where he wants him.

“Luca, this—” Pecco gasps against his mouth, fingers twitching at Luca’s wrist, nails biting into his skin. “This isn’t—I don’t want. . . .”

He bites down on Pecco’s bottom lip, just enough to make him flinch. “ Tesoro .” His voice is low, almost coaxing. “We don’t have to.”

As if they haven’t already. As if Pecco can’t look down between them and find Bell’s Inequality , covered in the evidence of their desperation.

But the thing is, Pecco still wants . He wants Luca to get him off in here, the AC blowing dust around and the motion sensor lights flickering off every ten minutes. He wants to see Luca’s face when he finishes, this time. He wants Luca to kiss him, gentle, and be there in the morning when he wakes up. It doesn’t feel anything like Pecco imagined, holding Luca in his arms. It feels like the end of something, instead of the beginning.

The bond isn’t soft, like threads of fate weaving them together—it feels like a chokehold, also, like a noose. Luca presses him back against the cold metal shelves like he wants to imprint him there, leave fingerprints on his soul as much as his skin. Pecco wants to do anything in his power to keep Luca here, in this moment, for as long as he possibly can.

“Say it,” Luca murmurs, dragging his lips down Pecco’s jaw. His hand tightens in Pecco’s hair, yanking his head back so their eyes meet. There’s something frantic in his gaze, something uncertain and desperate.

Pecco swallows, pulse jumping under his skin. Heat and hunger and fear tangled together. “I can feel it,” He whispers into Luca’s open mouth. 

Really, Pecco had thought, as Luca had sunk to his knees on the faded carpet, pulling Pecco’s pants all the way down with something like reverence , that zing at the base of his spine practically singing when he’d taken Pecco into his mouth. He’d known then, that it was a feeling you could only get when you were physically, mentally, emotionally connected to your soulmate.

It kind of just felt like Luca was running away.

[xiaq]

How did you and B meet?

I'm sure I've talked about this before, but here's the Official Story from our reception invitations:

Erica met B through their mutual friend G while rock climbing at the Austin greenbelt in April of 2019.

Erica had just purchased a new camera and 80% of the photos she took that day were of B. She shyly sent B the best ones and noted he was a lovely subject. B said, “thanks bro” and used those pictures for his Bumble profile.

It was an auspicious beginning.

At the time, B was living and working in Austin while Erica was a PhD student in Dallas. She often visited “home” to see her parents and climb, so they met up regularly over the next two years.

When the pandemic hit, Erica moved back to Austin to work on her dissertation, and isolated with a small group of climbers that included B. They also started playing D&D together.

Erica’s character was a chaotic neutral half-elf bard who cast spells and cantrips exclusively via limerick. Her go-to solutions to problems they encountered were seduction, inciting political rebellion, befriending monsters, and stabbing.

B played a lawful good half-elf paladin who found Erica’s character extremely vexing.

In real life, however, they had quite a bit in common, and started spending time alone outside of group climbing and D&D meetups. Later, they would discover they had a mutual romantic interest at this point, but neither acted on it since Erica had accepted a visiting professorship in Colorado. She moved in July.

When Erica returned briefly to Austin over spring break the following year, she spent most of her time with B: climbing, hiking, grilling at her parent’s place, and staunchly denying there was anything happening between them even if she wished there was because honestly, mom, he's never shown the slightest bit of interest in me (her father scoffed loudly from the other room).

She decided to move back to Austin at the end of the school year. When B (and G) came to visit her a few weeks before she moved, Erica decided to be brave and make her intentions known. While watching a UFC fight with B on the couch, she tucked her toes, lasciviously, under B’s thigh.

Shockingly, he did not respond to this unequivocal romantic overture. But he did help her remove all the temporary wallpaper on her ugly rental cabinets before they left, so that was nice.

The following month, when Erica moved back to Austin, B asked if she’d like to come over for dinner after climbing. She agreed because she wanted to procrastinate unpacking and also she was slightly in love with him. The following day, he asked if she wanted to have dinner again. She did.

“Wow,” Erica said to her mother that morning, “I guess B is really lonely since G moved. He’s been asking me to hang out with him a lot.”

“You're an idiot,” her mother said.

That night, B asked Erica if she'd ever thought about them dating.

“I’m thinking about it now,” she said, cavalier, suave, blasé, and not nervous at all.

This wasn’t a lie, but she had also thought about it once or twice prior to that moment as well.

“Great,” B said, “How would you feel if I kissed you?”

And Erica said, “Yeah, I’d feel pretty good about that.”

A few weeks later, B casually showed Erica an empty shelf in his bathroom cabinet and an inviting space in his closet and a couple spare drawers in his dresser and she, equally casually, moved in with him.

Over the next year, the apartment’s decor and Erica’s diet improved drastically. They traveled, they climbed, they spent time with each others families. They lived, laughed, loved and reduced, reused, recycled. Shortly after moving into their new house, combining bank accounts, making each other their medical powers of attorney, solidifying their retirement plans, and discussing whether getting married would have tax benefits, they realized most people got engaged before doing…a good portion of those things. So they planned to propose to each other.

Christmas of 2022, they took a road trip across Colorado. B proposed to Erica on the gondola in Telluride; two days later, Erica proposed to B on the Train to Cascade Canyon in Durango. They both said yes.

In August 2023 they will elope, with their dog Deacon as a witness, to Mt. Rainier national park.

In November 2023, they’ll celebrate with their friends and family at a backyard reception that will include food, drinks, swimming, croquet, corn hole, axe-throwing and a bounce house (the axe-throwing and the bounce-house will be on opposite sides of the lawn; if it's cold, the pool will be heated). They hope you’ll come and share their joy with them.

[welcome-to-green-hills]

speaking of digging up bones, got any cool things you can share with us about what you do? or is it all.. *thunder crashes, lightning strikes* seeeecrettttt....

Hi Hon!❤️✨

Don’t worry, I love talking about my profession! I don’t mean it in a boastful manner, I just mean in general. Part of our principles as an archaeologist (especially if you do historical archaeology like me where we work with marginalized people) is to do something called, “public archaeology.” It’s a big fancy word meaning that we talk about what we do. We try our best to educate the public on what it’s like to be a professional in the field and put our research in language for people to understand.

My background in archaeology is working with Indigenous people. It’s what I do, it makes me happy, and I feel very grateful that I’m allowed into the community to learn more about their culture and history. Before going to graduate school, I worked at a museum where my job was to work with tribes in documenting and studying artifacts while helping them curate their history to everyone. This experience was very cool! We worked together on what was and was not ideal to share and went creative in curating a space for people to understand Indigenous history. Because, let’s face it, most of history is from one perspective. Historical archaeology allows for women, African Americans, Indigenous, disabled, and those from a language/written barrier have a voice in what’s happening today and in the past.

I’ve also worked on pirate ships as well. A couple of them very well known in history today, the other was with working with tribes on studying canoes. The pirate ship stuff was fun, but there’s a lot of conversations about ethics and lack of funds for that type of research.

Now that I’m in graduate school, I’m continuing my work with Indigenous people with museum curation and with working on the field. I’m in the process of sharing my thesis proposal and getting a dissertation proposal ready for a PhD program. I’ve got a few project in mind that I’d like to do. It’s a matter of getting my butt in gear and trying to get that in order.

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I don't know how well versed in Canaanite or Phoenician stuff, but if so, what's the deal with Tanit? Did she originate in Ashtart, or was a separate goddess? I keep finding a lot of conflicting information on her, and the fact that she's associated with supposed child-sacrifice means a lot of the stuff I find on her has an air of sensationalism

I won’t claim it’s a major interest (recall that the only strictly Canaanite deity whose wiki page I wrote is Baalat Gebal) but I think I can help. However, bear in mind there might be significant gaps in my knowledge esp. regarding the various colonies across the Ibernian peninsula, Sardinia etc.

Saying anything firm about Tanit is not exactly easy since virtually all attestations of her are brief dedicatory inscriptions, theophoric names, toponyms (ex. Aqtanit, Aitanit, Kfar Tanit) and symbolic representations. No hymns, no myths, no theological speculation, not even much in the way of sources hinting at how her cult was organized. Such a body of evidence doesn’t let one do much beyond concluding she certainly was an actively worshiped deity.

There are multiple proposals regarding her name but as far as I am aware most if not all come from authors whose methods leave a lot to be desired, so I’ll leave that out. It’s really not possible to say much beyond the fact she was clearly regarded as the tutelary goddess of Carthage. There is also evidence for some degree of worship in Sidon from the sixth century BCE onward, Kition from the fifth (references to a group of devotees, theophoric names) and in the Mount Lebanon range (a single Carthaginian inscription mentions “Tanit in Lebanon”; see Spencer L. Allen, The Splintered Divine, p. 243-244 and 302). The only connection between Tanit and another deity we can be sure about is that with Baal Hammon, presumably her spouse. It’s best reflected in her epithet “Face of Baal”, found almost exclusively in sources from Carthage, the main exception being two attestations from Constantine in Algeria. What exactly this title entails is difficult to tell, though (The Splintered Divine, p. 242-243). An interesting Neo-Punic inscription pairs Tanit with Kronos, which would indicate the author was familiar with the interpretatio graeca of Baal Hammon, which goes back at least to Sophocles’ times (The Splintered Divine, p. 57).

Out of necessity the rest of the response will largely focus on explaining who Tanit certainly wasn’t. 

For starters, she definitely was not Ashtart in any shape or form. Aren M. Wilson-Wright in Athtart. The Transmission and Transformation of a Goddess in the Late Bronze Age (the book isn’t open access, but you can find the dissertation it was based on here) points out that authors seeking to prove they’re related treat data from different locations and time periods as fully interchangeable, without taking into account deities change across time (p. 7). 

Ultimately the only real argument comes from a text discovered during the excavations in Sarepta dated to the sixth century BCE. It contains the compound name “Tanit-Astarte” (The Splintered Divine, p. 241). The problem is that the two were clearly viewed as distinct in Carthage, as evidenced by roughly contemporary sources. (The Splintered Divine, p. 244). 

Allen notes we might be dealing with a situation like Tanit being worshiped alongside Astarte and the double name designating her as an “associate” of sorts, or that similarly as in the case of Neo-Assyrian compound theonyms the double name indicates a form of Tanit with Astarte’s attributes, like how “Ashur-Enlil” was a designation of Ashur as the king of the gods and not an indication he was merged with Enlil (The Splintered Divine, p. 241).

Even with Ashtart out of the picture, the dreadful specter of interchangeability of goddesses refuses to leave the room, though. There’s an even more nonsensical proposal, namely that Tanit is, somehow, Asherah. We have Frank Moore Cross of Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic to blame for this one. As outlined by Steve A. Wiggins in A Reassessment of Asherah With Further Considerations of the Goddess (p. 131), subsequent publications making the same claim just rely on Cross, with no new material added. The equation is utterly baseless since it depends on assigning symbols to “Asherah” (really to Ugaritic Athirat) based on the pure vibes school of scholarship. Alleged leonine connections rest entirely on the deeply puzzling equation with the sparsely attested Qudshu (or however we’re romanizing her name this week), conclusively proven to be an Egyptian invention (see Christiane Zivie Coche, Foreign Deities in Egypt, pages 4-5) and thus irrelevant to this discussion.

It’s worth noting the only reason why forced attempts are made every now and then is that since Q. appears once - on a now lost stela, lol - with Anat and Ashtart - she CLEARLY must be a northern goddess of equal standing which somehow means Athirat (hardly attested outside Ugarit, and even then, Shapash, Nikkal, Pidray, the collective Kotharat are all equally if not better attested…). So, in other words: the Tanit link here was built on multiple levels of unsound foundations.

[just-bad-taste]

One of those tag chains

Thank you for the tag @galemon

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Current Obsession: Oh boy I don't really know how to answer this. Like I'm playing through some games, watching some stuff, doing some hobbies, but none are like scratching that obsession itch?

Last Googled: "vine kids eating french fries gossip" because I was messaging my friend about my Grey's Anatomy watch through and needed to emphasize how I was reacting through that S12 dinner party episode.

Currently working on: I'm doing comprehensive exam preparation so I've got a massive reading list and some practice questions to write out. I also have to begin dissertation proposal prep for January so I have my own reading list I have to get through. But since my semester just ended like 2 weeks ago, I'm taking a few days to myself to play through my video game backup with Assassin's Creed Shadows, ES4 Oblivion, and, on Friday, Doom The Dark Ages. I imagine as DC World Pride ends, I'll jump deep into the reading and writing.

I've decided to tag folks that I enjoy seeing their names pop on my feed and would like to also know more about their lives. So @hyperpopgrandpa @discogranny @super-mega-foxy-awesome-hawt @anothergoddamnname @sevenkindsofpotato

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answer all the primes on the real's mathblr ask post!

Hopefully I don't miss any, here goes! I'll put it under a cut cause my answer to 2. is already long oops

2. What math classes did you do best in?

I got 93% in my differential geometry exam last year which is my best grade. It was definitely the easiest module relative to the difficulty of other third year modules.

It also helped that one of the lecturers refused a question from the past exam that we were given solutions to

I also got 91% in the analysis module I took last year which was half measure theory and half an intro to functional analysis. And I got 90% in complex analysis, multivariable calculus, and pdes. It may come as a surprise that topology wasn't my best but do to a mix of personal circumstances, the exam being at the very end of a long exam season and the exam having a more combinatorial flavour in the second half all played against me (not that I did badly, I still got 83% but was my second lowest grade last year)

3. What math classes did you like the most?

In first year linear algebra was my favourite and being able to give tutorials in it this year I still think it's one of my favourites.

Complex analysis is also still high up there and is probably what spawned my love of topology (the topological stuff was definitely more present than in real analysis).

Obviously topology is also one of my favourites, though as alluded to in the previous question there was a more combinatorial approach to some things which I wasn't as much of a fan of (they did change the course significantly for this year though and it seems much better). Differential geometry was also very enjoyable.

This year, algebraic topology has obviously been one of my favourites, even if the second term lecturer wasn't the most organised person. I enjoyed representation theory a lot more than I thought I would and was probably my second favourite module this year. Riemannian geometry was also really good, especially since the lecturer was lovely!

5. Are there areas of math that you enjoy? What are they?

Topology first and foremost! I'm quite interested in differential topology and homotopy theory at the moment. The former is what my dissertation is about and there are things I'd like to read more about relating to it! Homotopy theory is more of a curiosity since I've not had much chance to read about it yet but that's one of my summer plans!

I also enjoy group theory and homological algebra a lot!

7. What do you like about math?

It's inherent exploratory nature as well as how everything connects. One big thing in maths is we have structures and we see what happens when we play with them or alter them. Another is realising connections between different areas. Like for example, my friend who has the same advisor as me for his diss is writing his about Kähler manifolds and Dolbeault cohomology and there's a proof of the Hodge decomposition theorem (I think that's the theorem) that involves the representation theory of sl_{2,C} (as in the lie algebra). Like the fact there's a connection at all is really interesting to me. I suppose that relates to my interest in when algebraic structures sort of arise naturally when looking at certain things in topology.

11. Tell me a funny math story.

13. Do you have any stories of Mathematical failure you’d like to share?

My real analysis lecturer was giving an example of a sequence that didn't converge uniformly and I realised how to alter the example slightly to make it converge uniformly. Turns out that was his next example and he was so happy that I'd preempted it that he jokingly proposed to me.

17. Are there any great female Mathematicians (living or dead) you would give a shout-out to?

None that have come to mind, and I've been thinking a while /lh

Emmy Noether is an obvious one but she literally started homology theory as we know it! I think the story is she attended combinatorial topology lectures and realised she could reframe the language of Betti numbers etc in terms of what we know as simplicial homology.

There are a few living female mathematicians I could shout out but it I do not wish to be doxxed.

19. How did you solve it?

I'm not exactly sure what this question is referring to so I will just give one piece of advise for solving problems. Sometimes a problem is hard because you just haven't had enough experience to solve it yet. Obviously this is isn't helpful is you're trying to solve a homework/exam problem but more generally about learning mathematics. Sometimes you haven't got the tools or the experience to think about it in the right way and that's okay. And the best part about it is that one day you'll come back to the problem and realise that it's easy/easier for you to solve. I think everyone studying maths would benefit from being able to experience this once in a while because it serves as an excellent reminder that you're growing as a mathematician.

23. Will P=NP? Why or why not?

Probably not, though I'm not well-versed enough in it that I could recall well the explanations given for why people think not.

29. You’re at the club and Grigori Perlman brushes his gorgeous locks of hair to the side and then proves your girl’s conjecture. WYD?

Asking him to join the polycule obviously

31. Can you share a math pickup line?

This one is courtesy of me in first year: Are you a subset of a vector space whose elements are of the form ax+b because you're looking (af)fine

37. Have you ever used math in a novel or entertaining way?

Certainly not novel but I have dabbled in how train timetabling works a bit because I have what is essentially a model railway in (heavily modded) Minecraft!

41. What’s the silliest Mathematical mistake you’ve ever made?

I remember in secondary school we did these tests every so often that tested your "essential mathematical skills". I once made the very silly error of writing 3×8=18. Perhaps not the silliest mistake ever but it's one that's stuck with me

43. Did you ever fail a math class?

Not as of yet

47. Just how big is a big number?

As my friend would say: at least 3

53. Do you collect anything that is math-related?

Currently only textbooks, of which I have quite a few now!

59. Can you reccomend any online resources for math?

For algebraic topology I can recommend Friedl's lecture notes. It's a massive several thousand pages. I have currently only used it as a reference document/supplementary material. But from what I've used of it it's clearly written (though trying to use the search function is an uphill battle with how large the document is)

61. Does 6 really *deserve* to be called a perfect number? What the h*ck did it ever do?

It's perfect insofar as its equal to the sum of its proper divisors but it's certainly not free of sin

67. Do you have any math tatoos?

The statement "every tattoo that I have is a maths tattoo" is vacuously true.

71. 👀

👀

73. Can you program? What languages do you know?

Yes but I am very rusty. I used to know java decently well and I knew a bit of python. But I'd probably have to refresh myself a bit before being able to program again

Thanks for the ask!!

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rude anon is insane bc your first response was extremely mild and normal? then to come back saying you couldn’t handle it when you simply disagreed and kept it pushing is…..a choice.

but also, are they reading the same story? I feel like reading the asks you responded to on their emotions would help too bc as you’ve said before, he is not currently in love with reader. he’s not making the best choices and is definitely confused but there isn’t any emotional cheating going on and everyone is being very human even if it’s not what that reader wants to see. also, they have an outside view on the story. as readers; we know things the characters don’t. that anon is sort of rushing the story with how extreme their judgements are. but I get it, stories create those emotions that make people feel things. I just think if you can’t handle the slow burn and are coming to the author, who knows the story and characters better than you, expecting them to be understanding of your harsh judgements that you’ve concluded from what is really the tip of the iceberg of the story, you’ll likely find that they’ll respond in a way that shows their knowledge and care for the story they’re creating. and again, you didn’t even respond to them rudely so they truly tweaking out for what. but, you’re doing great so far! love the story !

EXACTLY. like let’s be so serious — i wasn’t even rude. i disagreed. respectfully. and i literally said you’re allowed to interpret the story how you want. but if you hate every character, think the plot is irredeemable, and you’re casually diagnosing fictional people like you’re running an emergency psych ward in my inbox… what are you doing here? is someone forcing you to read this fic under duress? blink twice, anon.

it’s actually hilarious that they came back foaming at the mouth over a casual response and then wrapped it up with a passive-aggressive little “grow up” like… be serious. you hid behind anon, wrote a dissertation dragging every single character like they personally keyed your car, and then had the audacity to tell me to grow up because i didn’t clap for your spicy little takedown? the projection is insane.

this story is messy. it’s layered. it’s 600k words of human disasters trying to make sense of themselves. and sorry it’s not giving “toxic man changes in 3 chapters and proposes under the rain.” jk is confused. nina is complicated. y/n is flawed. people are flawed. and if you can’t handle that — if your threshold for “grey morality” is this shallow — you’re reading the wrong fic.

you don’t get to slap “that’s just my opinion” on a rant filled with “he’s disgusting,” “she’s pathetic,” “this is sad,” “he’s a narcissist,” and then act shocked when i say “maybe this story just isn’t for you.” that’s not “constructive criticism,” it’s a roast session dressed up as deep literary analysis. and babe… no mask on earth could make that cute.

anyway. huge love to the person who sent this ask because YOU get it. and you’re the reason i keep writing. y/n and jk have a long-ass road ahead of them — and yes, it’s messy, slow, and deliberate. if that’s not someone’s cup of tea, they can find another flavor. i’m not running a customer service hotline for people who hate every sip but keep coming back for refills.

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Provide a timeline for each phase of your project. For instance:PhaseObjectivesDeadlineBackground ResearchRead literature, refine questions, framework20th JanuaryDesign PlanningDraft tools, finalize methods13th FebruaryData CollectionRecruit participants, conduct interviews24th MarchAnalysisAnalyze data, draft results22nd AprilWritingComplete and revise drafts17th JuneSubmissionProofread and submit28th July

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Travel costs.

Material requirements.

Personnel (e.g., research assistants).

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Sab, my dearest, my beloved, the light of my life,

I know I'm two weeks late (and that a certain professor would be on my ass for it) but I had the wonderful idea of re-reading the whole Prof Geto series before reading part 6, thinking it would make for the best emotional impact and after doing just that I have to say... my hypothesis was correct. There wasn't a single second where I regretted my decision (except, maybe when I had to read the breakup scene again 😭), not a single dull word in the +90k masterpiece you wrote (isn't that the length of a novel!?), the flow of your writing is just so good, the dialogue, the internal conflict of the characters... I loved all of it, Sab. This series holds a special place in my heart and I'll probably read it time and time again in the future ❤️❤️❤️

And this chapter– god. I really have no words, it was just a whirlwind of emotions. I was giggling and kicking my feet in the hair like a teenager and I even cried at some point. I loved the beginning, the raw emotion of seeing each other again after what happened, the longing... the way Suguru and Yuta felt so conflicted about their feelings for the reader, and her getting jealous over Mei Mei... omg.

I also loved how Geto helped her with the citations of her dissertation (they were my worst nightmare during undergrad) and hated how Yuta broke up with her right after she presented it. How could he ruin such and special day like that!!! (Ofc I know it made sense to have it happen right then, but gosh 😭💔) but anyway, regarding Yuta... I love how you've set up his part. I'll love to read it when the time comes ❤️❤️

Oh! And the way Yaga *knew*. Now I can't believe that the whole reader assigned as a T.A thing wasn't tampered by him in some way– he had to play a part in that, and I bet he wasn't too fussed with them sharing a hotel room, as long as Suguru was happy hahah.

And then, the passion in his office, the reconciliation and the ending... I had to stop reading a couple of times because I was getting way too emotional, Sab. It was beautiful. I can't wait to see more of them in the extra credit fics (!!) I really hope you make a proposal one <3

I wanted to thank you for writing this series, I've loved it more than I could ever expect to and I believe it came to me in a point of my life where it just... made sense. I was stressed and unsure about continuing in academia and I believe I told you a few months back that I was applying to grad school... well, I got accepted and then hired as a research assistant at the same university!! This is as close as it gets to me living reader's life though I'll keep living vicariously through her for a while longer, I think.

Anyway– I believe I'm babbling now. I just want to thank you again for writing this wonderful series. I'm so excited for Prof Gojo and all the wonderful things you'll write in the future, Sab ❤️

baby, love of my life, the sun to my earth

haha I think prof geto would more than forgive you — especially after the diligent work you did rereading — dare I say he would be very impressed—and I am too omg

I cannot believe you read all 90K+ that’s insane and it means so much to me 😭🥹 thank you so much — it truly means the world to me because I had so much fun writing it!! it was really a special series to me and will continue to be as I write more extra credit fics :).

ahhh I can’t believe you cried 😭 I’m sorry but also thank you haha. it’s the biggest compliment 😭🥹 I really wanted to convey both yuta and suguru’s conflicted emotions — and I’m glad they came across 😭 writing mei mei was so fun because it was very spur of the moment — and I love jealous reader 🥹🫣

citations are truly a nightmare and when I thought of the idea to have that be reader’s crisis, it was so perfect because I think so many of us in academics can relate to that 😭 we all deserve a suguru. I can’t wait to write yuta!!! it’s def gonna have stuff from prof Geto like the repercussions of his relationship with reader and it will be fun :)

hahah yaga knowing was also spur of the moment — it just felt full circle since so many times he’s also pulled them apart in some way 😭😭😭

thank you 🥹💕 I’m glad you enjoyed the reconciliation scene — it was so important to me to get that so right. and I really took my time and I’m glad you think I got it right 🥹💕💕I’m def writing the proposal!!! Don’t worry :)

aww baby thank you for reading 😭🥹 I’m so glad this series could help you in any small way that it did. omg I do remember and that’s amazing!!!! Congratulations I’m so so proud of you (and professor geto is too)!!!

writing this series also came at the perfect time for me because it just was such a wonderful thing to post a new part and see everyone’s reactions — it truly made my day. I especially loved your asks as well 🥹💕

thank you for being here and sticking around. I can’t wait to start writing more of professor gojo — I think you guys will really like it 🫶🥹💕

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[whatislovevavy]

I got a little something something I wrote as a form of stress relief :) Mine's a bit longer than 100 words lol but I needed to write this. I've been too stressed and tired to write till now. Here's a little treat for all you guys waiting for Learning from the Best oh so patiently, and needed something to read at the Thanksgiving family dinner table <3

“Fuck, please go harder, baby, I need you to go harder.”

Jake’s grunts filled the room as he put every ounce of strength he had into filling her with every inch he had to give. 

Afterall, she deserved it. 

His sweet, little Lass had been working on her PhD thesis for the better part of their saturday together. 

And she needed some stress relief. 

“Fuck, Lass, taking my cock so well, ya deserve it, honey, so fucking smart,”

Her cunt clenched around his cock, making his strained voice even more gravelly as he gripped her hips harder, keeping her waist pinned to the bed as he continued to pound harder and harder into her welcoming cunt. 

Her moans and gasps of breath spurred him on as sweat coated his chest and forehead, his biceps bulging as he held her tighter as she let out garbled pleas and gasps as he continued to set her nerves alight with gritted teeth. 

“Oh, Jake, please. I’m so close, so close,” she keened as a small groan passed her lips. 

He could feel how close she was, how tightly she was gripping his dick, begging him not to leave. 

She gasped as he twisted his hand in her chestnut locks, bringing her back to his chest, relishing in each whimper and sweet, sinful sound that passed his smart girl’s lips. 

His eyes almost rolled back with how tight she was gripping him.

“Fuck, Jake, cum in me, I want to feel you.” she croaked out breatlessly as her high overtook her, her body wracked wth tremors as he continued to pound into her like the quality of her dissertation depended on it.

Because, in a sense, it did. 

He wouldn’t have been surprised if the knuckles of his hand on her hip turned white as he kept her within his grasp as she was overcome with sensitivity.

A deep rooted gut punch groan left his throat, “fuck, sweetheart, so fucking good for me letting me cum inside you. ”

His gravelly, masculine tone and filthy words made goosebumps erupt onto her skin as she still struggled to catch her breath as she felt his release coat her walls, making her clit buzz with excitment. The thought of Jake cumming inside her always made her bite back a moan and clench of her thighs. He let his head fall to her shoulder, taking deep breaths as he let his high settle.

She had learned that Jake was a sucker for creampies and often used it to her advantage. 

It made her smile at the thought of how much effort it didn't take for him to be already pulling off his pants before she could get the full proposal out.

A dazed smile passed her lips as he lathed kisses at the junction of her shoulder and neck, his cock still twitching in her warm, welcoming cunt. 

“You know, Lass. with how much I’m helping you with writing your thesis, I think I should get an acknowledgement at the very least.”

Her dazed smile morphed into a hoarse laugh, making him smile into her neck.

She turned to him, cheeks red and chest still heaving. But eyes bright as sapphires fleaming under a river current that had his heart beating faster and mouth drying up. 

He sighed as she brought a hand up to scratch at the back of his head, toying with the freshly buzzed hair at the base of his skull. 

“Mhm, I do like the sound of “I’d like to thank my loving boyfriend, Lt. Jake Seresin, for fucking the writers block right out of me while I was completing my thesis.”

A full bellied laugh left his chest and that same boyish grin she always loved consumed his face causing her to giggle and smile lovingly. 

“I like the sound of that too,” he whispered, eyes settling on her plush, bite-swollen lips as he slowly leaned in claiming her sweet, soft lips and her soft moans of contentment as her silken walls gently cradled his steadily throbbing cock and his essence still coating her velvet walls and dribbling down between her soft, plush thighs down to the sheets he’d change after a few more rounds of stress relief.  

Tagging for those who may be interested in reading/taking part :)

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Okay fanfic writers, your mission, should you chose to accept it, is a filthy 100 word drabble, for any pairing, to be posted on Thursday, in time for American Thanksgiving.

Ready, set, write!

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How Education Consultants Enhance International Recognition

Customized Academic RoadmapsAn education consultant like House of Profiles begins by evaluating your research interests, academic background, and long-term goals. They create a roadmap that supports your ambitions, connects your work to global research topics, and helps you identify which international universities best suit your expertise.

Strategic Study Abroad PlanningThe right guidance is essential for professionals seeking admission to Ph.D. studies abroad. Understanding university applications, crafting compelling research proposals and preparing for international interviews are all complex tasks. Ph.D. guidance from a consultant like House of Profiles simplifies the process, ensuring your application is presented clearly to selection committees.

Enhancing Academic VisibilityBuilding a strong academic profile is crucial to getting international recognition. Education consultants like House of Profiles help you establish your presence on platforms like ORCID, ResearchGate and Google Scholar. They guide you in publishing your research in globally listed journals, which not only increases your visibility but also increases your citation metrics which are crucial to get recognized by an international university.

Networking and CollaborationQualified consultants such as House of Profile often have networks in overseas academic institutions. Their support can open the door to research partnerships, international seminars and collaborative projects that enhance your academic reputation. By joining global research communities, your work becomes relevant far beyond your country.

The Role of House of Profile in Your Ph.D. Journey

Education consultants like House of Profile are specially equipped to assist scholars pursuing research based Ph.D., Their structured approach to Ph.D. program placements abroad helps researchers from around the world gain access to top-notch academic environments. Whether your goal is to pursue a Ph.D. in India at a globally recognized university or begin your journey with admission to Ph.D. studies abroad, House of Profile's targeted solutions ensure that your research is up to international expectations.

House of Profiles focuses on the following key aspects-

Identifying globally ranked universities that match your research goals.

Assisting with publication strategy and research dissemination.

Providing guidance at every step of your research journey.

How House of Profile addresses common challenges

Lack of Awareness: Many professionals are unaware of international standards of research recognition. House of Profiles helps you understand citation standards, academic formatting and publishing norms abroad.

Weak Academic Branding: Without proper positioning, even groundbreaking research can be overlooked. House of Profiles crafts your academic story in a way that appeals to global institutions and funding bodies.

Complex Admission Procedures: Applying to a Ph.D. program abroad requires a variety of documents, proof of research ability, and interviews. With Ph.D. guidance from House of Profile, you will be better prepared to face these challenges confidently.

Beyond Admission Lifelong Academic Impact

Your relationship with House of Profile doesn't end with admission to study abroad. These advisors continue to support you through postdoctoral planning, publication strategy, and even career placement in academia. This ongoing guidance ensures that your research based Ph.D. remains fruitful long after graduation.

Conclusion

In an era where academic influence stretches beyond borders, getting your research based Ph.D. international recognition requires more than just strong research, it requires a smart strategy. From identifying the right international university, assisting with Ph.D. applications abroad and building your global research identity, House of Profile plays a vital role.