#emergency handling

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[batsyheere]

"So, handling your archnemesis," Danny starts. The room falls quiet, heads slowly turning to look at the man as he writes the words on the chalkboard. When finished, the characters somehow both messy and neat at once, Danny places the chalk back down and claps his hands.

"I typically call them fruitloops. Often they're in a better position than you are- older, richer, more powerful. They may have some sort of status that protects them when facing the public."

Tim wondered where Dick was right now, and if he was laughing. His brain was lagging like a computer as he tried to process what Danny was saying, and how seriously a few of his fellow teen vigilantes were taking this.

"Some of their more common tactics are-" the chalk was picked back up, and Danny writes as he speaks.

"Manipulation, isolation, conditioning, and empathy."

MICE.

Tim stares at the board, and quietly slips put his phone.

-What have I done to deserve this.

Enjoy your lessons Tim-

His head thumps against the desk. Conner leans over, gives him a pat on the shoulder but returns to taking notes as Danny goes on to explain the conditioning tactic.

[candycryptids]

Hiiii having like the worst Thursday possible ! We have to somehow materialize like 500$ because our Electricity is on a different date than it has been for the past 8 FUCKING YEARS And we still have other shit that desperately needs paying for like OUR LAST GODDAMN CAR PAYMENT and we’re so close to being ok if we can just make it through this goddamn month.

Commissions are open [here]

My Cashapp is $candycrypt

And the commission post doesn’t say it but if you would like Carbuncle or Minion model edits drop me a tumblr dm and we can talk about what you want and if I think I can feasibly do it and how much it would take (it would vary on complexity obviously. Like, just a hat or something small would be 3$ and something like pants we’d have to talk about cos I’m not 100% I can do it consistently)

Thanks for reading, sorry for wailing, I know everything is on fire for everyone, and the holidays are fast approaching.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

The red spot is a chili flake

The red spot is a chili flake... (context)

[queen-witcher]

So I keep thinking about Tissaia with epilepsy. Like she's had it since she was a child, but when she came to Aretuza she was able to slowly get a grasp on it through potions and other magical care, to the point that by her accension, she rarely ever had episodes.

But I think it also fed into her obsession with control. There's nothing quite like a seizure to make a person feel out of control, and she hates the way they make her feel... vulnerable, exposed. If she can just recognize and catalog every symptom and trigger, can figure out the exact amount of water she must drink and the exact amount of wine she's allowed to indulge in and the exact amount of time she has to take her potions once the migraines and auras start, well, she can keep them under control - keep herself under control.

By the time Yennefer enters her life, she hasn't had an episode in well over a century. (And hasn't been witnessed by anyone during, in much, much longer). She can almost pretend she doesn't have them, but that doesn't stop the fact that she sees herself in Yennefer from the very first moment she saw her crooked spine and twisted jaw. And she can't tell which urge is stronger, to shy away from her or hold her closer.

All of this to say, I keep thinking about:

A) a post-sodden where the dimeritium in Tissaia's blood and the illness it leaves her with, leaves her struggling with the delicate grasp she has on her control. I think it adds an extra layer to how she interacts with Yennefer. The desperate yearning paired with the pained distance. The anxious need to feel strong for a powerless Yennefer, despite feeling so weak and out of sorts herself. Especially when Yennefer has always been the one to challenge her careful balance in more ways than one.

And B) a post-alzur's thunder where channeling that much electric current has more of an effect than just whitening Tissaia's hair. Electrical injury has been known to cause neurological symptoms, including potentially triggering seizures, and Tissaia channeled enough current to have been vaporized. She should have been. And maybe her control is what saved her, but not without consequences. I feel like she would have been hiding it for days. The faint trembling and unfocused eyes, the other mages can attribute to exhaustion, both magical and otherwise. But Tissaia knows. She knows what's coming, and what's worse, none of her usual preventatives are working.

I think she has a couple minor episodes before anyone else notices. She's always able to retreat to privacy before anything happens. Though there always seems to be a pair of watchful violet eyes staring after her.

Until one day, she just drops. The other mages, of course, panic because they've never seen Tissaia like this, but all Tissaia registers is Yennefer. Yennefer's warm hand gently turning her to her side. Yennefer's voice as it alternates between low soothing tones and commands to the other mages. Yennefer who sits with Tissaia and becomes her balance and control, when all she feels is chaos.

[dairyfreenugget]

Okay so, my phone got completely messed up, the screen is cracked to hell and back so I can't draw anything. Since commissions and adoptables are my only source of income, I need to get it repaired as soon as I can but I can't afford it right now

If anybody could donate anything I'd greatly appreciate it

For every donation I'll be drawing a traditional doodle! Just send me a DM :]

PayPal: sst.commissions@gmail.com

Ko-fi:

[serlich]

yn what im gonna say it

im obsessed with this man and i think we should talk abt this more

[demigodseameg16]

Bro as someone who uses a walking aid (a cane) and is disabled seeing the new trailer for Miraculous Ladybug makes me absolutely furious. I have never felt so much hatred for a fictional character before and yet here we are. I didn't like Marinette before but like, this just. This hits way too close to home and I know Astruc is going to frame it in a way that makes Marinette the good guy. But NOTHING excuses touching a disability aid without permission, especially fooling around with it and sabotaging it. And the fact that a younger generation is going to see this, I absolutely can't. I feel so bad for disabled children who will see this scene on TV and have their feelings be in the wrong, shown that they are the bad guys for getting upset, or heavens forbid being disabled. Screw you Astruc.

[petrichormore]

So we had a lot of 4halo moments today/yesterday but this one was my favorite (I’m gonna paraphrase slightly so this isn’t word-to-word):

Dapper, on a sign: Bye uncle Forever! Even if Dad won’t admit it, he’ll be the one who misses you the most!

Forever, who was very clearly looking at both signs: *turning to Richarlyson* Ooooo~

Bad, flustered after reading the sign: No, nO, NO, NO, NO! Ignore that! Ignore that!

Forever, probably lying: What?? What was written on the sign?? Oh, I didn’t see it!

Bad, also lying: It was- It was just- It was just something Dapper was trying to tell me about the weather!

And like, that’s cute by itself but what I think people didn’t hear is that before Bad has even finished lying about nonexistent rain, Forever goes and says “Ohhh, yeah, it’s hot in here, right?”

Which. I mean cmon.

Like. Cmon.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Nuclear Assault - Emergency

[recurring-polynya]

this was such a good Ichigo - Chad BFF moment

and here's the anime clip, just because I like the way Morita yells "THANK YOU CHADO!"

[pergaminaa]

Modern au

Okay so Manon started taking birth control soon after puberty (it happened when she was 15 but she was already sexually active so she had to be careful) so really, in essence, she only experienced periods a couple of times before she stopped having them altogether.

When she and Dorian decided to conceive, she went off of birth control. Having her period for the first time in over a decade was a jarring experience for Manon. She was in a lot of pain, she was feeling nauseous, she was feeling dizzy and the entire thing was awful.

Dorian called Asterin in panic, because is she supposed to be in so much pain??? Asterin assured him that painkillers, sleep, and hot drinks were all he needed. He was still skeptical though, because that sounded too simple for what appears to be a serious problem.

Needless to say, he was fussing over Manon the whole time. Making sure she's comfortable, timing the painkiller doses, providing all kinds of drinks, and helping her get some sleep in the middle of all of that.

[ph-cutie]

the way people on the internet handle small animals makes me insane

[acourtofquestions]

“She had no magic to wield, save for the keen eyes of the goddess at her shoulder and an uncanny ability to remain unnoticed, to play into expectations.”

[okayto]

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