Hardcore Hyperfixating

She/They, Fandom Parkour Artist, Fanfic W-riter and Podfic recorder

[c-r-ash-crash]

About, Boundaries, Who am I?

About:

This blog is for me to discuss (read: make dumb memes about) whatever I am currently hyperfixated on. However, any past hyperfixations are welcome here as well! I may also randomly dump my writing here from time to time, so stay tuned.

Current hyperfixation: Ben 10 and Sonic The Hedgehog

Previous Hyperfixations: Hermitcraft, Sanders Sides, Young Justice, Miraculous Ladybug, MCU, Ninjago, She-ra, both the old one and the new one, Ben 10, Danny Phantom, Dream SMP, My Little Pony, Justice Leauge, Last Life SMP, Voltron, Empires SMP, Just Roll With It, Sonic The Hedgehog, Clownzy, DPxDC, Henry Danger, Thundermans, (and more)

Boundaries:

I do not tolerate ANY form of homophobia, transphobia, racism, sexism, abelism, and prejudice in general. Furthermore, as I am very uncomfortable with it, anything related to sex, nudity, kinks, or 18+ content in general will not be tolerated. Also, I try to keep the swearing to a minimum on this blog, so please be mindful of that.

Regarding politics, and things not fandom related in general, I will occasionally post about them, but only if they directly involve or affect me. I do not welcome discussion of politics. This blog is meant to be purely fandom based.

Regarding my identity as an lgbtq+ person, I am always open to questions about my sexuality. However, if you are being weird, or I have had to answer the same question 15 times that day already, you will be ignored.

Who I am:

I am a very private person, so you're not gonna get much, but here's the basic rundown.

I go by she/they pronouns; I am bi-panromantic, asexual, and demiromantic. I am also genderflux! You can call me Luna, Rubies, or Diamonds. All three are fine!

Regarding my pronouns, I mostly only use gender-neutral for formal address. So I would be comfortable with say, Mx. Luna. You can use Ms. Luna, but that honestly kind of makes me uncomfortable. If you're referring to me in the third person however, she/her is fine.

Various other points:

My ask box is always open

I am usually up for writing requests, but there is no guarantee that I will actually use it or write something for it.

I am very inactive, and post rather infrequently. I may make 20 posts in a single day, but then you won't hear from me for a week.

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Luna Flammata

A channel dedicated to my various fan projects and content. Expect postfics, memes, and other such content.

[tokkibean]

when youre stressed about your current wip, start a new one! now you can be stressed about two wips instead!

[gabbiecasso]

"Just you and me, bud"

[thelooniemoonie]

Since it's mid-august it's time for a reminder for the DIY folks or those who like to cosplay

[thelooniemoonie]

It's about that time of year again, and after having this circulate for a year now, it interesting seeing some observations:

Despite making this post in August, this post spikes in brief periods throughout the year, depending on when folks like to start.

Reading all the cool costume projects people are working on

Some of you animals reblog this on November 1st

[chiangyorange]

back soon

[should-they-be-emancipated]

Should Fred Jones Jr. be emancipated?

Yes

No, he can't take care of himself

No, he's fine

Who?

Voting ended onJan 24, 2025

Reason:

JESUS CHRIST ARE BRAD AND JUDY TERRIBLE PEOPLE!!! It says A LOT that Fred in this series has 3 parents, and by far his best parent (and the one he ultimately chooses to be his only legitimate parent) was his KIDNAPPER! AND his kidnapper was shown to be primarialy neglectful, dismissive, and unsupportive of Fred. Fred got 3 parents in this show and the BEST one was a complete and utter dick! Honestly it's probably for the best that Fred chose to run away after Brad and Judy came into his life! Fred getting kidnapped was perhaps the luckiest break of his entire life! But Fred still deserves better than his kidnapper. Therefore… EMANICIPATE THE BOY!

[alphashley14]

Mystery Incorporated text posts! This time they’re all about the gang!

[tbdagent]

yeah i just love it when a character is in an inescapable torment nexus for a huge portion of their life and it defines every aspect of their existence forever. also whats cptsd

[effervescent-fool]

ive never been able to take "climb him like a tree" as a sexual innuendo seriously because i picture climbing a tree in my mind and then i picture a tall man in my mind and when i put those two things together im not seeing anything sexual. im seeing like. circus tricks.

[kaity--did]

it is wild to me that you're letting your 4 year old have pizza that late at night. my instinct is to be like what is wrong with you but you've been absolutely rocking my world view on food rules for the past couple of years honestly

If you are hungry you should eat, always. We're having pizza cause we're on vacation and that's what's available honestly a lot of the time when she gets the night time hungers she wants scrambled eggs lol.

We let her eat and then she goes to bed and everyone is happy!

[fozmeadows]

One of the most eye-opening aspects of parenthood for me has been how socially ingrained it is for parents to be coercive and controlling about food access in the name of manners. Like, scientifically, we know that kids have much smaller stomachs than adults, and also much faster metabolisms. That makes sense! They're growing! And we also know, scientifically, that kids have different palates than adults - that bitter flavours are much more unpleasant for most toddlers, for instance, and that certain kids have strong sensory aversions to certain textures or tastes. This latter point is also true of adults, too - and it's completely fair! But you would never demand that an adult clear their plate once they said they were full, or shame them for their inability to finish because they had a sandwich earlier. You wouldn't force them to eat every part of an unfamiliar meal they ordered at a restaurant that they turned out not to like, or tell them that they didn't get to have a mid-morning snack as punishment for not having eaten breakfast. And yet it's considered completely normal to do this to children - especially very small children - whose bodies constantly want fuel. Which isn't to say it's pointless to teach kids manners around food and mealtimes - it's not! How to sit at a table, how to use a knife and fork, how to behave at a restaurant, how to politely ask for seconds or express that you're full (I've had an elegant sufficiency, was my grandmother's delightful go-to phrase), how to join in the conversation once you're done with your food, how to make a good faith attempt at trying unfamiliar dishes, how to broaden your palate as you get older, how to behave as a guest at someone else's table - all of this is important to learn! But instead of this, what a lot of parents actually do - and most often because they themselves were raised with it - is treat food access as a test of obedience. A child who asks for a snack is whiny, because you just had breakfast!, even though it's developmentally better for a child to eat multiple small meals throughout the day than three big ones. A child who refuses a given food is picky, because you should just eat what you're given!, even though most adults would never extend this same attitude to themselves. A child who eats three square meals a day and still wants more is greedy, because you've already had enough!, even though we'd consider it wholly normal for an adult - and especially a physically active adult - to want extra. And at the same time, once kids are old enough to feed themselves, they're often discouraged from doing so, their hunger treated as a shameful inconvenience. Sure, if a particular food is expensive, difficult to acquire, needed for a particular dish that someone is planning to cook or belongs to a specific household member, then it makes sense to say, "hey, you can only have X if you ask, for Y reason," because that's about teaching responsibility and courtesy, not punishing hunger. It's also fair to say that certain foods, like ice cream, are only for dessert, or require permission, because kids need help learning restraint. And once they can write, you should teach them that, if they take the last of something, they should put it on the shopping list so you know to get more. But a lot of people still just... act annoyed that their kids are hungry, and particularly when that hunger - as is developmentally normal! - falls outside of allotted mealtimes. Because they grew up being punished for being hungry, and so it's built into their bones that food-seeking behaviour is somehow inherently rude, when eating when you're hungry is actually one of the healthiest things we can do.

[bert-1919]

Saw the new spider and let me tell ya something…

It was good

[molags-balls]

[oneofthosecrazycatladies]

How many languages do you have knowledge of? (Maybe not fluent, but you can at least understand/speak and/or read a little bit)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

More than 10

Voting ended onAug 3

[steampowerednarwhal]

The (Un)official Tumblr Census 2026

This census was not written by and is not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with @staff in any way whatsoever. Your personal data will not be gathered by this census beyond your responses to the polls. Participating in the census is voluntary, but strongly encouraged.

[steampowerednarwhal]

1. Please select your age

< 18

19-30

31-40

41-50

51-60

60>

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

2. Where do you live?

North/Central America (Outside the United States)

The United States

South America

Western Europe

Eastern Europe

Middle East/North Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa

North/Central Asia

Indian Subcontinent

East/Southeast Asia

Oceania/Polynesia

Voting ended onAug 3

[steampowerednarwhal]

3. Describe your living situation

Live with parent(s)/guardian(s)

Live with other relative(s)

Live with partner(s)

Live with friend(s)/roommate(s)

Live alone

Homeless/unhoused

Other

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

4. Describe your employment status

Unemployed

In part/full time education

Working part/full time

Both working and in education

Self-employed/Freelance

Other

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

5. Which religion do you follow?

Agnostic

Atheist/irreligious

Buddhism

Christianity

Hinduism

Islam

Judaism

No specific religious beliefs

Other religion(s)

Prefer not to answer/Results

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

6. Describe your gender identity

Cis man

Cis woman

Trans man

Trans woman

Nonbinary

Other gender (s)

Prefer not to answer/Results

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

7. Describe your sexual identity

Straight

Gay man

Lesbian

Asexual

Bisexual

Pansexual

Queer

Attracted to multiple/all genders

Other

Prefer not to answer/Results

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

8. Where would you place yourself on the traditional left-right political spectrum?

Far Left

Left Wing

Centrist

Right Wing

Far Right

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

9. When did you join Tumblr?

Pre 2010

2011-2015

2016-2020

2021-2025

2026

Voting ended onAug 5

[steampowerednarwhal]

10. How would you rate the (Un)official Tumblr Census?

5 stars

4 stars

3 stars

2 stars

1 star

0 stars

Voting ended onAug 5

[dealunart]

Spidey study! Just watched Brand New Day last night and absolutely loved it, so I had to get this out of my system.

[writingdose]

[fairycosmos]

i hate when rich people condescend with the whole 'money can't buy happiness' argument like listen. just because buying your fourth car didn't fill the void in your deluded disconnected-from-reality life doesn't mean not having to worry about food/ bills/medicine wouldn't greatly improve the mental health of literally everyone else on the planet

[durnesque-esque]

Fun fact: they've done studies and money DOES buy happiness, but it tops out after a certain amount (nowadays around $500,000)

So yeah, having food / bills / medicine & a fair amount of leisure covered by income DOES buy happiness, but excess wealth depletes the effect exponentially.

[queen-mihai]

And the "money doesn't buy happiness" thing is supposed to be AIMED AT RICH PEOPLE

Because the whole fucking point of it is that you're not gonna be any goddamn happier with ANOTHER million dollars

Fucking idiots