#trigger fae

[thatheathen]

My girlfriend Roxxy prepped for bottom surgery and she's still in the operating room.

[heathenphotography]

TRIGGER FAE - Jay's Afterlife (live at swamp house summer 2024)

[elguritch-art]

more post session brainworms of the cowboy, things have not in fact gotten better and he's in fact more tired then he's ever been every single week <3 now with added trauma triggering!

Virgil Lawrence | He/Him | 212 Years Old | Ex-Sabbat Brujah Vampire

Session/Image Context below:

finally got his coterie mate's crazy tremere ex dead and gone, and then had to listen to a baby sabbat brujah's entire life and family collapse around her. also he got a new knife for free (by being stabbed)!

PoV you're the Boston Prince (who totally deserved this) and have been in office 100 years after your predecessor was also killed by being thrown off a building by the same cowboy.

PoV you're a coterie member who pissed off the already EXTREMELY on edge and furious brujah by rebuking his attempts to suicide bait you and he just drew his 10+ pool revolver.

damn hard to stay keeping it together when you see and hear the ghosts of your kindred loved ones all around you all the time and in the words spoken by those around you, without anyone meaning to do it

[traumawhomst]

Don’t mind me I just can’t stop thinking about forced transformation (mostly magic transformations) with yanderes

I love it all honestly, I love more instant transformations, done so quickly you can’t even fully grasp what’s going on much less fight back or argue. Waking up in a body you don’t recognize much less understand.

Or even long term transformations weeks months maybe years, slowly watching who you thought you were shift and change with no way to stop it. Forced to try and escape only to watch it all happen.

Which is less traumatizing is debatable as well, would you rather loose yourself over time watching the inevitable creep closer, but have time to at least grieve and come to terms with it. Or loose everything in a blink of an eye but spared the agony of watching yourself disappear with no way out.

Then you have, of course, the yandere who did this to you in the first place (not always though) who’s more happy than empathic while it happens and after. Excited to teach and watch you grow and change. You’ll understand why they did this, they promise, in time.

I do love when the Yandere is the only you can turn for comfort during this time. They’ll happily let you cry on their lap, soothing you as best they can while your body is wracked with pain. You hate them but at this point you hate being alone more. Not to mention the fact that if you want to understand or know your new self they are the only ones who can teach you.

Not to mention when it’s finally done and over with they don’t even really have to keep you locked up. People from your old life won’t recognize you, won’t believe that you didn’t chose this, and even if they did you still can never be the person you were before. They’d even be sympathetic when you come back, defeated and broken, explaining that it was a necessary lesson. You can only trust your own kind now, but thankfully they’re here ready to teach and understand.

[theladyofbloodshed]

From looking at the timeline i made and checking with ACOMAF, it seems like tamlin locked feyre in the house for a few minutes at most. She faints almost as soon as Lucien and Tamlin leave then there's a break and Mor is there with Alis. Losing consciousness for more than 20 minutes is a sign of neurological impairment.

She was locked in the house for less than 30 minutes because she wanted to follow tamlin and fight but he was scared for her safety due to the deal with rhys and her new powers putting a target on her back

something about locking nesta up for months with only cassian for company and isolating feyre during her pregnancy for months

[violent138]

I see so much batfam-fae content, but come on, Gotham villains are literally playing by magic-world rules. Riddler can't outright lie but loopholes it via riddles. Maybe that's even why they go so crazy in Gotham, the city's old enough to have plenty of iron everywhere.

So many Rogues have ridiculously specific weaknesses. There are kidnappings, apprenticeships, and changeling-esque shenanigans. I for one, am more than ready to believe in Redcaps haunting the ruined Narrows as their territory. Squabbles in the Rogues' Unseelie court disrupt the city.

[partfae]

one of the best thing about tumblr is the blocked tag feature and i’m so serious about that. the dash gets so peaceful when you’re able to be deliberate about curating your experience

[deadrayg2mf]

Wed to the Lich (Arranged Monster Mates #8) by Layla Fae

Okay, I went into this knowing this was not the first book in the series but it didn't seem that the series may be required to be read in order as it is a collab series between Layla Fae, Eden Ember, and Cara Wylde and it wasn't recommended to be read in order - however, now having finished this I realize I may need to start from book 1 to assuage some issues I had regarding world building info. Also... that lich is just so hot... I needed to know more about him when he was what drew me to this. Which brings me to the covers!! The entire series has amazing cover art, it ranks right up there with SJ Sander's cover art that I love.

This is currently a series of 16 novellas between the above-mentioned authors, Wed to the Lich being dead in the middle at #8. It was a total of 208 pages and I read it within a quick day at work. It was a simple story which does involve triggers involving anorexia nervosa, past abuse, and animal death.

Basically, this is a world in which an event called The Shift has occurred, and from what was explained in this book alone it sounds like that was basically the... dimensional overlap of the human world and monster world where parts of the monster world ended up being transplanted into the world we know? Hopefully that is some semblance of correct as it's how I understood it. In this world, monsters rule over humans in most areas and if a human is wanting to get some cash for their family or, if you're our FL May, trying to get out of a bad situation you can sign up at the Temple and get married off to a monster.

This is exactly what May commits to as she decides to escape the abusive orphanage director who haunts her thoughts when it comes to beauty and its relation to her size and food consumption. How well this goes about depicting the troubles that come with experiencing an eating disorder I could not say, so I will leave that up to your interpretation if you choose to read. May gets married to Virgil, the all fearing Lich who can suck out your life force with just a look.

The following story revolves around May's struggle with food, her inner demons, and being beautiful for Virgil who is also struggling with how May views him and fearing that one day she may come to fear him and try to leave. In the end, they end up working out their troubles with each other's help and are a lovely couple, no matter what those town villagers think. I liked both May and Virgil's characters, he was really checking the marks for me as both loving and caring but strict and forceful when he felt necessary. By the end, May had come into who she was as a person when she wasn't tormented by her past.

My main issue comes from how I felt finishing the book. I had read 208 pages of what essentially felt like it had amounted to nothing. Unfortunately, for all that happened, there wasn't enough deep diving into characters, relationships, or true plot that it felt worthwhile. It was one of those where I was shocked it was so long for how much I got from it. I think it's a really cool story, I love a Lich, and I love a FL battling her inner demons and unafraid to seek help from another in order to do so. The way May was willing to just be blunt about what was going on versus other characters who might hide things that lead to a (beloved but sometimes overdone) miscommunication was rather refreshing.

I think I would have really enjoyed this story had it been more fleshed out. The writing was good, but the content felt unsubstantial. For all of that, I'll give it a 5/10. Mid but enjoyable and full of potential.

Would I read again? No, but not because it was bad. Just because there wouldn't feel like a point.

Would I recommend? Yeah, I am gonna go and try out the series from the first book - Wed to the Ice Giant also by Layla Fae - and then pry check out at least on book by each of the other authors. If I don't like it - you'll hear about it :)

[obstinatecondolement]

I kept hearing what sounded exactly like a mouse scurrying around in the vegetable drawer when I was looking in the fridge earlier so now I am afraid to look in the fridge even though it is so vanishingly unlikely there is a fucking living animal in there.

[thatdemiboymess]

Here's some Danganronpa textpost edits plus a bonus Taka edit because I got carried away, lolol. Oopsies daisies. 🥰

[syahan-system]

Someone talk to me please! I’d like some interaction :3

Ask me questions about me, I think that’d be fun.

[thatheathen]

Visiting Olympia, WA

[heathenphotography]

TRIGGER - "I WANNA BE LIKE YOU (THE MONKEY SONG" FT. ESCAPE

[ultimateplaylistmaker]

What're the Protags like in the Far Ultimates AU?

i dunno! the main plot was that only hajimes not a fae because hes the main character/reserve course, and everyones like "want the cute human boy" so makoto's probably just chilling in like a field with komaru, shuichis probably lost in a big ass library while kaede has been playing a song for the past three months nonstop for a ball because fae do time weird so for her its like if a human played nonstop for three hours, doable, not even that uncommon truly, still a bit of a strain though

[aquillis-main]

For the glamrock dragons: How would the fae feel about us humans as a whole if they met us?

Short answer: indifferent.

Long answer: They will try to manipulate in servitude to the Fae Queen and King, the enemies of the Dragons. They will succeed over time, and will use every opportunity to kill and use humans to fight their fight. They'll try to take a person over, using specialized parasites that worm their way into the brain after consumption, then slots itself into one of the folds of the brain.

The fight for control is long and hard, and eventually the person will succumb, because the delusions and manipulations the parasite will do to the brain will grow stronger, until the entire personality is taken over.

[misscammiedawn]

Let's sit down and watch a comedy sitcom, my love. Some mindless entertainment sounds fun, doesn't it? What could be more fun than laying your head across my lap and watching the screen. You don't need to pay attention to the plot, sweetheart, you know how disposable these stories are, no, you just have to enjoy the show.

Let me play with your hair and you can just drift away-- turn your brain off and watch for me. You can do that for me, can't you?

Hmm...

This show has that live audience reaction thing. It's been a while since we saw a show with a laugh track. Isn't it nice to be so thoughtless that you didn't even need to think about how to react or when to react?

No, the audience takes care of that for you, don't they? You're part of the audience too, you know, so you can let go and let yourself just laugh along. No need to process it, just laugh when you're supposed to laugh.

Oh, they're clapping now. Strange how your hands are already drawing together-- that's my good toy, taking your cues and joining the audience. That's exactly right.

Enjoy the show, love. And don't forget to show me how much you're enjoying it.