#definitely because of the blanket

[sherlock-and-co-incorrect-quotes]

*John & Sherlock, both camping outside*

John: How do tall people sleep at night when the blanket can't possibly cover you?

Sherlock, trying to sleep: Watson, I am tired

John: So, you can't sleep, huh? Is it because of the blanket?

[horticunture]

making sure you’ve made you and your alpha a comfortable place to spend your heat, all soft materials and pillows, but most importantly, a waterproof blanket, so they can keep filling you up with load after load. that way they can mark you inside and out, painting your thighs when they pull their knot out of you just to see the cum flooding out, making a mess.

[starflungwaddledee]

"Oh my Nova, you like stargazing, too?! It's so awesome to meet other Waddle Dees who like space!!! It's just so calming to sit out there and look up, right?! It makes you feel really small, but in a good way... oh! Anyways, what I meant to say is that if you ever want someone to show you all the BEST stargazing spots on Popstar, I'd be happy to show you around!!!! I bet you'd love it!!!!

- Starry Dee

(ps sorry for the long ask, i just saw your answer to fitaphim's ask and my brain went oooooooooh space/pos) :D

found: one cosy spot to sleep. a tree hollow even Coo would be proud of! it's pretty late, so let's try to get some shut eye.

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[that-foul-legacy-lover]

I may have a lil bit of brainrot over FL's wings. You've probably already thought about this, but what if he used those wings as a sort of trap used to hypnotize his victims out in the wild? Giving them a beautiful view before he deals with them

ohohohoho, like those mesmerizing fish from Subnautica!! this is cool and so true

they're sort of like a lure from one of those deep-sea fish- light in the Abyss is scarce apart from the faint glow of decaying stars, and his wings shimmer and sparkle like the cosmos in the sky. it's beautiful and hypnotic and makes it perfectly easy for Foul Legacy to snap up his prey for a quick meal. it doesn't have quite the same effect on humans, but it throws them off long enough for Legacy to escape, which is what he does a LOT of in Teyvat to avoid being hunted himself. for you, though, he just likes to show them off to see that amazed look in your eyes- you always give him the best compliments, after all, and Legacy slowly starts to appreciate the wings he never really thought twice of before

his wings are subtle when they're folded and flat, just a flash of purple and blue amidst the metal and chitin of his armor. but unfurled they shimmer with tiny lights and swirls of color, slightly transparent like delicate silk. you always use the gentlest of touches, tracing your fingers over the patterns, and the wings twitch and flutter under your touch as Legacy rumbles contentedly. his wings' luring and hypnotic qualities work even less on you since you've been around him for so long, but that doesn't stop him from nuzzling against you and flaring them wide for you to admire, and you always do no matter how many times you've seen them before

perhaps if you look closely, you'll spot a tiny celestial narwhal soaring amidst the stars

[korrororo]

Vincent waiting for his emotional support human 😔

[sciderman]

Sometimes i remember a comics moment i randomly came across somewhere, where Sam Wilson mentiones a musical and Steve Rodgers says he doesn't like musicals, to whitch Sam goes "Guess that means you really are straight" and even tho i don't care about Cap America or the Avengers, the moment stuck in me for that quote by Sam. And like....Sci, any ideas if straight men actually don't like musicals or is that bullshit?

actually i think i know more gay men who hate musicals than i know straight men who hate musicals. i've had a drag queen stop me point blank when i was about to sing a barbra streisand song, and i know so many gays who pointedly hate abba. so based on my experience i think the inverse is true. most of the straight men i know are kind of impartial about musicals, but gay men? hate.

my theory is that a lot of gay men don't want to fall into stereotypes, maybe. but thaaaaat's just a theory! a gay theory.

[waitineedaname]

while i know wwx somehow managed to invent being a passenger princess in a society without cars, i do think in a modern au he would have the most rundown car in existence. it's older than he is. he has to smack it multiple times to get the a/c to work. he lost one of the side mirrors and it was too expensive to track down a replacement so he just duct taped a hand mirror to the side of the car. the drain pipe scrapes against the ground when he goes over bumps. he has definitely lived in it at some point. it is, of course, named suibian

[nuka-rockit]

I do try hard to be brave about being an adult but just when I think I may get the hang of it at last I get one mildly not great phone call that makes me so anxious I want to throw up so perhaps I should reconsider becoming a strange hermit in the woods that gives unsolicited advice to travellers

[inimitablereel]

Still pretty recognizable even in reverse

[sysig]

Why, is he so pretty (Patreon)

Bonus Max ♥

[cinnademon]

Was curious the other day, so decided to make a poll of it:

[theflyingfeeling]

was supposed to write the advent calendar fics, ended up writing an extra scene for let me down slowly. woops. anyway! I hope you like it, it's Olli's POV, titled let go of my tears and you can read it on AO3 🖤

[cyber-neptune]

Disaster girl Megs, the sequel

Along with just Megs lol

(First one here)

Original under cut

[shopwitchvamp]

Hello yes, I’ve been watching your store for a while and am here to say I love it! I was also wondering how you feel about maybe making blanket sweaters in the future? I think you’d make a killing

Hi! Thanks!! 💖

My thoughts on blanket sweaters are- is that like a snuggie or am I thinking of the wrong thing? And feeling like storage would be a big problem from them being bulky. But! Sizing would be the easiest it's ever been, so there is that.

[turtlemagnum]

when i was younger and hung out around my uncle a lot more than i do now, i remember whenever he referred to things regarding his native heritage, he always just called it "indian". called himself an indian, called the words he taught us indian, so on. since i was a little kid who didn't know any better, i didn't know that "indian" in the context of indigenous americans was a very broad, frankly bastardized term to paint a vast variety of cultures spanning two whole damn continents with one brush. it only occurred to me as i got much older than i was at the time that there'd be more than one "indian" language, and up until now since i had no idea what tribe(s) he even is i couldn't even begin to know where to look unless i found a download of every goddamn interlingual dictionary available and painstakingly checked every godddamn one for what their word for "thunder" is

the word he taught us meant thunder was hiloha. i didn't even know how to spell it until now, because he only ever said it aloud. literally just a few minutes ago, i decided to ask my grandma (his sister) if we knew what tribe(s) he belonged to. and apparently he's a mix of choctaw and makah. which gave me a lead, which led to me finding a dictionary on libgen, which led to me word searching "thunder" in the choctaw to english dictionary. it's the only word i remember him teaching us, and i'm unsure if he ever tried teaching us others. but it was his dogs name, and he was a damn good boy, so i remembered it clear as day. though, they normally shortened it to "hilo".

so, i guess what came out of this is that i now know a bit more about my uncle's heritage, and where to look for more research. so, if you're gonna have a takeaway from this, i'd appreciate it if you remembered the word "hiloha". it means thunder. and aside from being the name of a very good boy who deserves to be remembered, i think it's even more important to remember the histories, cultures, and of course the languages of all the indigenous folks who came before us and did their damndest to preserve their cultures in spite of it all.

[vexangle]

on the topic of allergies i saw in the notes someone saying food allergies "aren't like cat allergies" and goes on to describe an incredibly mild cat allergy. so, heres my experience with dog dander allergy:

for a few years if i entered a house where a dog lived - even if the dog was quarantined to a room or outside the house, and the areas where i hung out were vacuumed right before i visited, and i took extra allergy meds beforehand - within 20 minutes my throat would start to close up.

perhaps do not throw severe animal allergies under the bus in your pursuit for having severe food allergies be recognized. you yourself are minimizing the impact severe animal allergies have on people that have them. "but food allergies can be airborne" this also applies to dander allergies. whats your point.

do you recognize this is the same struggle? people hate to be inconvenienced about the food they can have in common areas and they hate not being allowed to bring their "furbabies" anywhere they go and they are willing to risk our lives about it. they see us all as expendable.