Updated pinned post! (will be updated more regularly for fandom/tag stuff)
System + tons of other mental and physical health issues, so we tend to vent a lot. Block the tag "#negative ibuprofen" if this bothers you (that's our chronic pain tag).
DNIs are useless, you know the drill, follow your own. We like the block button. Systems of all origins are welcome here. Don't hurt our friends. All Harry Potter fans will immediately be blocked. We don't care about your nostalgia, deal with it.
Etsy shop! (link) We make clay jewelry and art :D
[pt: Etsy shop! (link) We make clay jewlery and art :D /end pt.]
Current Fandom Obsession(s): Hadestown 🥀 and the Among Us show!
Tags:
#canis major collective = anything system related or about all of us in general. basically a general tag for our bs
#canis yaps = answering asks, weird conversations, and fun things with our mutuals
#canis art = art tag. Most of our art is on our old version of this blog, which has been deleted. not sure if we'll find a way to restore it or if we'll repost it. maybe neither.
#negative ibuprofen = politely screaming about our chronic pain. sometimes a funny sarcastic rant, sometimes just. ough. pain. Block the tag if you don't want to hear us complain
#oc stuff = ....yeah you can guess
#oc: [name] = that specific OC!
#constellation island = Our Tomodachi Life island! we've made extensive lore about this, please read it..... posts collection here (link)!
#CI: [name] = same as the "oc: [name]" tag, but specifically for Constellation Island! The lore for characters is different on that island than their original OC lore, so we're seperating it for less confusion. It's basically an AU tag lol
yk I hate how sometimes I want to make a post talking about xyz fandom but it would immediately dox my age.
"oh yeah I remember when I was a kid/teen during the start of ___ fandom-" okay congrats anyone who knows anything about that fandom knows how old you are. good job.
i will fucking die on this hill btw. carl is in that tier of side characters u could ponder forever off the crumbs 🤏 provided bc they are doing so much with him. he’s security. he’s the guy with the expense account. he’s brimming with fucking joy at doing Science Experiments. he’s a coworker. he’s a pal. he’s the guy watching over you like a guardian angel while you’re dragged into a long slumber. and probably your death. he’s the guy telling you “you’ll do great” as you beg for help. literally the character ever.
thinking about putting more fandom things on our Etsy shop and not just jewelry.... gonna gauge interest rq with one fandom and see for other ones later
Would you be interested in buying clay figures of among us show characters/custom among us OCs?
I would be interested in buying this
I'm not interested in it, but I know someone who would be
Not really, but I would like it for ___ fandom (please comment)
Nah, not my thing
Results (my button. no touchy)
Remaining time: 6 days 22 hours
The figures would be about 1 1/2 inches tall, they can't stand on their own but can lean against things, and we might make props to go with some of them! (thinking of selling Yellow and Brown as a set with a pizza and some salt....) If you have any ideas for props to go with characters please let us know!
thinking about them some more,,, (mentions spoilers for the series)
they definitely aren't an imposter, but if they *were*, I think they would have the most fun getting away with more obvious kills. ones that get them so close to getting caught, but with (hopefully) enough skill to cover it up. they'd still stay in large groups for that reason. yk how sometimes in among us people pile up and one person gets killed, but you can't tell who did it? They'd do that kind of stuff. They wouldn't usually kill people when alone with them since that goes against how Lavender would act before getting infected (though if the crewmate count got low enough they would find an excuse for it).
now, ofc, this means they could definitely be a bit risky with it, and they'd probably get caught similarly to orange and soon after them (this is assuming there's 3 imposters). though, if it was just 2 imposters, and the other one got kicked out before Lavender, then they'd be a lot more cautious than usual.
everyone joking that "bad bad bad" is actually more accurately translated to "shit shit shit" or "fuck fuck fuck" but consider that "amaze amaze amaze" is more accurately translated to "FUCK YES FUCK YES FUCK YES"
the most burnt out girl in the world would like to remind you that she's actually really lazy compared to the people around her and she could probably use some extra work to keep her honest
the thing about orpheus is that he doesn't turn because he loves eurydice. he turns because paradoxically he is afraid to lose her. hes turned many times and found people have disappeared when he wasn't looking (his mother, persephone in act 1, eurydice in act 1). he loves eurydice, but by act 2 he's seen the way the world is. he has to turn. one last look is better than never seeing her again. hadestown isn't about death, its about self destruction and how grief paints your actions in the present.
So I've seen the post going around that's kind of like "kids should be able to read whatever they want and not have their choices censored by adults" and I largely agree with one caveat which is that children need to be able to opt in. I remember being 12 and sneaking some dirty books, and being interested and excited to read a book with something more sexy in it, and no one died, and everything was fine, and I was not forever scarred. However I do remember being shown a a horror film at seven by a babysitter and not being able to sleep for three weeks, and if I'd known how scary the movie was I wouldn't have wanted to watch it.
Kids can usually know what they can handle. Kids cover their eyes at scary points in films, kids read past stuff they aren't ready for. But it is good to be clear like "Oh that book might have some scary parts you might not like, are you sure you want to get that one?" Or "Oh this book has some grown up things in them that you might have a hard time understanding, I want to check that your okay with that." Like give kids the warnings and options and they will probably make a safe and informed decision. It doesn't have to be either or.
I also think kids should be allowed to be wrong about what they can handle without getting in trouble for it. They should be able to go to the adults in their life and ask for help processing what they saw or read without fear of judgement or punishment.
