#probably longer if you do a good job

[gothghostiie]

having thoughts and I need to share bc im foaming at the mouth

cw: talk about pierced cock, mild cnc, (semi permanent) bondage, price and his fat balls, gn!reader

convincing your old man (price) to get his cock pierced and promising him head if he does it

except he doesn't know shit about piercing care and is absolutely livid when you tell him no touching his cock and no head (or sex for that matter) for at least a few weeks. you tell him this while giggling and he knows there's no way in hell he's letting you get away with this. and the second you see the look in his eyes your giggling dies down because you know you're in for it.

peep just a bit later, youre tied to his office chair, facing him with his fat, musky balls resting on your, face and you know youll spend a lot of time like this until the piercing healed.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Hello! I was wondering if you’d be willing to take commissions someday 👀. No pressure tho! I just love your art so much

The short answer: "not at the moment, but it is very possible in the future'!

The slightly longer answer: I would have to figure out a good pricing and payment system! PD-MDZS is also where most of my free time goes, so until my life settles down a bit, I would be on the slow side to complete them.

[atopvisenyashill]

do love how this is an asoiaf blog but i did not put either show in my top 10 this is the world we live in

[emotinalsupportturtle]

Controversial opinion but while I definitely don’t want any more hp shows or media - like just let it go, get over it like Miriam margolyes said - if they absolutely have to go ahead with the show, the only way to is for the writers not to read the books (as is rumored). Like hear me out, but if hp is so culturally ubiquitous and part of ppls childhoods etc, the writers, whoever they are, would have enough of an awareness of it to write a show. (Also apart from the world building those books aren’t that special)

Also it would be really funny

[haven-gum-rockrose]

going through it lately. and by it? i mean absolutely nothing actually.

[miabrown007]

a minute of silence to my skills to estimate how long a project is ever going to take

[shikai-the-storyteller]

I'm so burnt out and stressed about a variety of things lately, but a funny / sweet coincidence recently happened that I wanted to share:

Last week, I had a university student reach out to me (via my work email) asking for resources / advice on their research paper because I've written a lot of articles about the thing they're writing about. (I just got back to them today and they were real sweet, I'm excited to see how their paper turns out)

A week or two ago, I had someone reach out to me on RA asking for some specific clip info / date info because they were doing a research paper about Pac, and today I saw that they published their paper and put a special thanks to RA in the notes :')

I just think it's very sweet and a funny coincidence that my work (professional and fandom work) is getting cited in research papers. It made me smile a lot, I genuinely love that.

[im2tired4usernames]

Every single time I defend someone shitty who has done nothing but be a cunt to me because they did 1 (ONE ) decent thing THEY ALWAYS TURN AROUND AND DO SOMETHING SO MUCH WORSE TO ME

[carcarrot]

im going to be so petty tomorrow

[vamptastic]

Might proctor some SATs at the HS my mom teaches at 👍

[ziracona]

I know I say this every time I read my own work, but Speak for the Dead really is the best chapter in ILM.

“Well, you know for the first time in a long time this actually feels like fall?”

Jane Romero was smiling at him, sitting propped up against a tree in what had sort of become her usual ‘therapy’ corner in the past almost two weeks. And she was right, it did feel like fall. The air wasn’t as sharply cold as normal, and honestly ‘sharply’ cold was a nice break in and of itself when it happened—usually the weather here was somehow just cold—cold with no adjectives attached. But today it was nicer. It was the kind of waiting fall cold that came when it wasn’t biting outside yet, and it was almost pleasant. A promise of a change in the seasons. Tapp wondered why.

The trees hadn’t started to change color with it, or fall in piles, and as far as he’d gathered there weren’t seasons in here. Everything looked the same. Tall, thick woods, undergrowth and moss and rocks and fallen logs, a slight breeze on and off. Dark sky overhead, full moon, at this point long since throwing off everyone’s idea of what day and night were supposed to mean. All the usual. Except, somehow, the kind of cold in the weather. Who knew, maybe nothing had changed. Maybe they had just started to feel better.

LIKE. Those opening lines mean nothing but environmental flavor when you read them. But they’re a lead in for the thesis of the entire chapter.

“Well, you know for the first time in a long time this actually feels like fall?” - A promise of a change in the seasons. - Who knew, maybe nothing had changed. Maybe they had just started to feel better.

Like that’s it. Speak for the Dead is about a lot of things, but at its heart it’s about healing. It’s about forgiveness and healing, that exists between the living and the dead. It’s about how you can only speak for them, by speaking for them. Not how you want to punish yourself or live for them, but by how you know they would forgive you, or would ask you to live. Very little other than exchanges of information happen, but so much happens at the same time. All of it significant. It’s hope. It’s about how Tapp (and Meg) have spent every day here fighting in their own way to cope with the agony and failure of their lives, and the loss of people they couldn’t save, and have only dug their wounds deeper. About love. About nothing stoping the lambs from screaming except accepting that they want to let you go.

[biillys]

been flicking between house and er and now i want the billy working at a hospital au's please

[transingthoseformers]

It still gets me that no yeah canonically Shockwave was the tfp second in command at first, and that on technicality he was also the resident CMO. Shockwave was canonically a surgeon for a while. Is he a good one, or have any sort of medical training? Dunno, but I'm leaning towards somewhat no.

Knockout probably joined the Decepticons later and not at the beginning of the war, perhaps he was neutral? I've seen suggestions that he used to be an arms dealer, maybe he specialized in creating and installing integrated weaponry. I can check the tfwiki page for g1 KO and see if that might give us indications?

[julesnichols]

People with major depression saying they wish they got manic episodes so they'd feel better oh my god shut up shut up SHUT UPPPP!!!!!!!

[caliboron]

oof. I just relapsed pretty badly

[jvzebel-x]

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