acro

all pronouns - queer - adult - i dont tag anything so beware

[miki-langelo]

Ryland Grace x Reader headcanons!

he leaves you

[dreamycastaway]

The original pride flag and the sewing machine it was sewn on

[iwriterobots]

[cranity]

The Butcher

[wumbsie]

british grace

[fictionalgod]

[damndorothea]

i saw this somewhere else but reply / tag what you did today so everyone can see that we all did something different today

[gaysie]

do u think omegaverse acknowledges covid-19 and the generation of people who permanently lost their sense of smell like how are they all scenting each other now is the omegaverse economy in shambles

[gayagendaofficial]

actually pheromone sensing works differently from normal olfaction, since humans in our world don’t have a functioning vomeronasal organ (VNO), we don’t have any data on how covid-19 would affect a functioning VNO in omegaverse AUs

[gaysie]

Actually there is evidence that covid probably would affect the VNO and it stands to reason would accordingly impair its function. Briefly:

SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid, can only infect cells expressing a certain protein called ACE2

ACE2 is expressed widely in nasal cavity epithelial cells but not in olfactory sensory neurons. 

Seo et al. (2021) studied potential nasal targets for SARS-CoV-2 using golden hamsters as a model organism (commonly used as a proxy for humans in virology studies)

They found ACE2 expression in the main olfactory bulb epithelium (MOE, your “normal” nose organ) as well as the vomeronasal organ (VNO)

Several cell types in the VNO were able to be infected and they also found significant inflammatory activity (macrophage activation, apoptotic cells, etc) 

The specifics of how covid actually causes dysosmia are not known for sure but epithelial damage by local inflammatory immune responses likely plays a role, especially because sensory neurons themselves are not affected (Bilinska, & Butowt, 2020). Therefore I would suggest a potential similar effect of VNO dysfunction as we see in the main olfactory bulb

From Seo et al.: “Considering the function of the VNO, infection and subsequent pathologic changes may affect the behavior of Syrian hamsters”

If it stands to reason that omegaverse individuals have functioning VNOs similar to members of the animal kingdom, then it is more than reasonable to conclude that covid may cause them to lose not only their main olfactory function, but also their VNO function as well

 References: (1) (2)

In conclusion the omegaverse economy IS in shambles.

[mahalidael]

OP this is very well-written but im still hung up on how you came onstage dressed as a clown only to tear off the costume and reveal yourself as a biologist

[gondwana]

The enemy's parasociality vs our diva worship

[ghostcashew]

this fanfic shit is easy

[mimicben]

Snapshots of fear

Maybe this is what you deserve

[koryabappletea]

Blood ocean 🩸

(Love the movie✨ 10/10✨ shaking and crying rn)

[lady-raziel]

Iron Lung (2026)

[djvance]

My favorite review of Iron Lung I saw in an Instagram comment section

[bribinart]

oops narrative parallels

[codylabs]

Markiplier does on the surface seem like an odd choice for directing and starring in a serious scifi horror movie, but in terms of getting scared at a computer screen and dying badly in space, his resume is remarkably stacked.

[sokodraws]

iron lung, eh?

cool movie, I liked it

[frejs-froggy-artblog]

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