saintcooper

[jools-vga]

something to think about

[yardsards]

anyway i just find it Interesting how saying "i prefer these two as a platonic pairing" is often considered to be hating on a romantic interpretation of the pair. but saying "i prefer these two as a romantic pairing" is not seen as hating on a platonic interpretation of the pair. almost like fandom as a whole still sees platonic relationships as lesser than romantic relationships. almost like too many fans still think that platonic relationships can't be worth caring about in their own right. almost like fandom tends to be full of amatonormativity.

[reorientation]

I think I might be a trans man but I'm pre everything and haven't come out to anyone yet. I keep getting so wet thinking about coming out to someone like you and being convinced to keep it a secret all while being slowly turned into a bimbo. I just love imagining myself trusting someone with my identity and they decide for me what I'm allowed to be, even if it's totally opposite to what I wanted. I need someone to turn my identity into a tool to pleasure themselves with and maybe if I give up enough of myself on here then I'll never bother to come out in the first place

I don't think you're "pre-everything", sweetie. That implies that "everything" will ever come.

I mean, be honest. If you were really a trans man, would you be "coming out" to me? Out of all the people in the world you could pick to tell, would you pick a cis man who makes a hobby of reminding confused girls what they really are?

No. You're telling me because you want me to be the last person you ever tell. Because you get dripping wet thinking about having a man put you back in your place the moment you step out of line.

And your "identity" makes a perfect tool for me to pleasure myself with - because it's soft, and yielding, and readily reshaped. I can have your whole life wrapped around me, and all I have to do is push myself inside.

[ladyinthebluebox]

[tumblweeds-omegaverse]

worldbuilding thing I've been wondering about:

how do you handle gender identity, gender expression, and/or gender stereotypes, within your omegaverse writings?

this goes for ocs and for fanfics!

if alphas are physically male in the way we'd consider a human to be physically male, that's a statement on their sex, yeah? not their gender.

you can have the body parts implied there and still be a gender that is not "man". so how's that work for omegaverse? especially if alphas can be male or female.

how do you describe gender within your omegaverse? is it based more around dynamic / secondary? (alpha/beta/omega) or around sex? (male/female/others if they apply)

do people get gendered expectations assigned to them based on their sex, on their dynamic, on the combination of both?

(ex: is there a difference between the gender roles given to a female omega versus a male omega? are the stereotypes for a male beta like or unlike those of a male omega?)

could there be such a difference between female alphas, female betas, and female omegas, that only some female people are considered women, while others are labeled with some other term due to their dynamic? or are all female people considered to be women? (assuming they're all cisgender...but if you've got trans headcanons I wanna hear those too!)

I'm curious about this because it's reasonable to say something like "our image of what is masculine appearance / behavior is shaped by our society and time period," right? (since male doesn't have to equal man or masculine, but there's often some connection)

but that structure wouldn't be built from the same stuff in omegaverse. since behaviors and such could be associated with different groups.

so...if a male alpha is seen as a feminine presenting person, what does that mean in your verse?

are masculine and feminine less about what exists in your verse and more about the limitations of our own language?

is it something else altogether?

[mofffun]

Actually, Rita is afraid of the dark. They don't want Gira and the team to know, so they hid their left eye with King's Hotline and departed in an awkward walk towards the Underground Empire Bugnarok. While suggesting they turn back, Jeramie noticed. Rita screamed, but they still fulfill their duty as a witness until the end.

(tv asahi ep26 guide)

[roseltheteacup]

More "Hidden" Dialogue in Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

The sequel to my previous post. I might end up making another post after this, too. Spoilers below the cut!

[sinni-ok-sessi]

oh good the teacher has emailed me and it is not the teacher who knows me, so I am going to have to explain both the pronouns and the 'unfortunately I have speech patterns from the sunny summer of 1203 and writing patterns from the godawful winters of idk the 16th century mostly. what do you mean no one writes it tvá anymore, how do you make it rhyme with þá??' thing. in icelandic.

[that-fellow-from-dres]

Ri i have an important question about Asgore's castle. Namely how in the world is this architecturally sensible.

1. The king lives in a wooden one-story home INSIDE the castle.

2. There is exposed soil in the throne room

3. There are TWO (2) rooms of castle-level ornateness and one of them is LITERALLY just a corridor.

4. There are turrets. The castle is in the middle of a city. Nobody is going to lay siege to your castle.

5. The main entrance (what is the gate under the portcullis called), as seen from Waterfall, is not facing towards the city.

6. The only access points are TWO (2) elevators.

7. There is a large magical seal. I don't know if that counts but I don't think Medieval OSHA is on board with that.

Sure, why not. Castles tend to be pretty big and open plan so you could totally get a replica of your old house you had with your ex wife in there

Again I think this could be down to Asgore being a bit sentimental and stuff. He likes flowers so he put his throne in a garden ig???

I'm starting to think that this isnt actually a castle

Ok heres the theory a game theory asgores castle isnt actually a castle but just a set of defences. The city needs to be defended.

Probably like a secondary entrance that's hard for attackers to reach

Again, part of the defences; you want choke points. even if you lose the 'castle' your opps have to go through two lifts that you could stop

The magical seal. the thing that was placed between the monsters and humans after the Big War. You see this is why I think the castle is an actual defensive structure. Like. the plan was always to break the barrier so if it came down and the whole revenge on humans thing didnt work out then they could bunker up and stop them from like. killing them again.

[britneyshakespeare]

you know someday i'm gonna feel so good when i have my student loans paid off

that ain't gonna be soon, trust me, but i think about it

[daily-rayless]

Last post of the year. It's the shimmery, glimmery Zoe.

Happy New Year's, everybody!

[rewordfully]

by far my favourite thing about teaching teenagers is when i explain something about how language works and they say it's just stupid and sometimes i have no choice but to agree

[apleasurableillusion]

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