Crowwolf

Neurospicy old lady introvert with social anxiety who will overshare if you talk to me. I game, knit, sometimes write, most often stare off into space thinking of all the things I could/should be doing. She/Her.

[damienhaaas]

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[science-junkie]

… and here is a gift for all of us.

[goddess47]

So I can find this again! Great list!

[clairificusrex]

Don’t lose this post

[crowwolf]

I wrote the next chapter in Beyond Tomorrow!

Blood Ties

GRAPHIC depictions of death, AND childbirth. There is LOTS of blood.

You have been warned.

[auxphono]

Needed a clean graphic for a project, and figured while I was vectoring I would put sex and magic back in.

Happy Pride Month

[auxphono]

Reblogging this yearly for anyone who needs a very clean version <3 Happy Pride.

[drosophilamania]

Reblog to put the sex and magic back into pride

[crowwolf]

Try to learn something new everyday - today I learned who the yellow triangle with the purple circle represent! Intersex folks ❤️🥰 I've never seen the pride flag with that before!

[nastymageling]

Happy Trans Day of Visibility! 🩵🤍🩷

Art made for @transthedasfest! Check out the AO3 collection to see all the amazing works created by the community 🫶

[athanza]

From Veronica Tucker via Pinterest

[estellisa]

Happy Pride from my two favorite gremlins!

Art by Miuyumi over on Bluesky! 🦋

[estellisa]

Just to clarify for anyone who may be confused, the flag painted on Jarlaxle's cheeks is the omnisexual flag, not bisexual. :D

[estellisa]

Adding these in case anyone would like to use them as emojis/stickers! I only ask if you repost them anywhere, to please credit the artist, Miuyumi!

🌈 Happy Pride Month!! 🌈

[alchemistdoctor]

I am begging you. Please learn about stress/discomfort tolerance. Practice raising it. You need this to survive. If someone online can ruin your day with a throwaway comment, you desperately need to understand discomfort tolerance and consciously, systematically build that shit.

Also! Stress tolerance is such an important skill that having a learning disability in that area is a major symptom of a whole lot of other disabilities/mental illnesses! Struggling with it is a huge part of life! It sucks!

Am I saying everyone with misophonia needs to listen to chewing noises all day? No. But you need to find ways to tolerate it enough that you don't treat others like shit if they make a mouth noise near you.

No, you don't have to read the fic with your trigger tags. But you do need to be able to handle scrolling past the tags without being upset.

It is hard! But not having it also makes you so so so easy to manipulate. That grandma is racist AF because her mom raised her to be uncomfortable around black people and she never fought that discomfort. Trans people make so many cis people uncomfortable and that discomfort turns into bigotry real fast.

Letting your discomfort dictate your actions and beliefs about things is a great way to become a terrible person. Learn. Discomfort. Tolerance.

[madlori]

I'll say it again: other people do not owe you a perfectly curated experience of the world. Being a little uncomfortable sometimes is just the cost of like...existing in the world.

[crowwolf]

I'm just going to add from a 52 yr olds pov - shit happens...all the time. Do I hate the sound of chewing to the point it causes - well, anyway - NO one owe's me a chewing free space - BUT I absolutely use my wife voice on the guy in the office beside me who crunches fucking mints all day - cause dude, I gotta sit there too - if it's loud enough I can hear it over my music in my headphones, it's badddd...

But I digress - as the OP says - no one owes you a comfort in public spaces. I grew up with a deep discomfort of people who were mentally disabled (please tell me that is ok to say) - why? Because my mom had a bff who's son would follow me around and take pictures of me and everyone thought it was cute (it wasn't, he scared the shit out of me). My point is - I learned to work through my discomfort and now can actually have a good conversation with someone who is similarly disabled. That's a pretty huge thing...

I still hate loud chewing...but I also am seeing a psychiatrist and will be going through an assessment for a auditory processing disorder - so yeah.

[ayagdos]

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[moonfox-mumbles]

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[pt: DO NOT TAKE THIS SURVEY]

The Same Dark Money Behind Project 2025 Is Bankrolling A Northwestern Study Recruiting Trans Kids

Project 2025 outright calls on conservatives to fund and manufacture more “studies” on the “negative” effects of trans-affirming care.

[reishi-is-tired]

guess we need to be circulating this psa again. This Is A Fucking Trap. Do Not Participate.

[crowwolf]

Seriously, how does a cat manage to look this purrfect?

Maximillian Gemini, he'll be 11 months old on the 6th...yes, he is not full grown. Yes, those are a set of dog bowls.

[qqchurch]

[crowwolf]

[optimisticgrey]

Starting of with A - Astarion, Astral Plane, Alfira

hosted by April, over on bsky

[crowwolf]

I'd look freaked out too, Gemini 🥰 LOVE HIM already

[crowwolf]

Baby boy is scared, but he's got all the time in the world to settle in 🥰

[crowwolf]

I'd look freaked out too, Gemini 🥰 LOVE HIM already

[afreakforyautja]

I had a thought

Keth'raal finding a device that disguises him as a human for a limited amount of time. He goes on a date out with reader and is so curious and happy to explore human culture and to understand reader more and use it later, like he looks so imposing (in my head, Yaut'ja are still big af even disguised as human compared to the human average, but it's still up to you) but acts so cute. Some mishaps here and there, perhaps a friend or co-worker notices the stranger with reader and they make an excuse that he's their boyfriend and only realize they fucked up after.

Genuinely, these two are so married couple to me and they give me so much serotonin gjfhggffhfff

P.S. Sorry for any typos. I love your work so much!

Anon come here and let me give you a hug because this is genuinely the cutest prompt 💚 hope you enjoy everyone! Let me know what you think in the comments!

Keth’raal had been far too proud of himself when he found the cloaking device during a raid on an old research outpost.

“Temporary human disguise,” he had announced, mandibles clicking with excitement. “I will walk among your people. I will understand you better. This will be… educational.”

Although you had a feeling “educational” was going to mean messy, but you agreed anyway. How could you resist his excited eyes?

The device worked surprisingly well, when he activated it, the big 7’7” Yautja shrunk down to a very tall (still 6’7”), broad-shouldered human man with sharp facial features, green eyes with yellow specks and forest-green tinted hair that looked too perfect to be natural.

He was still very imposing, people instinctively gave him space on the sidewalk, but the way he looked around with wide-eyed wonder completely ruined the intimidating effect.

On your date, he was uncontrollably happy.

He held your hand like it was the most fascinating thing he had ever touched, gently turning it over in his much larger one. “Your skin is so soft compared to mine,” he murmured.

It wasn’t that you hadn’t held hands before, but never like this. Not so openly. Not in public.

The simple joy of being able to touch you freely had Keth’raal completely enchanted. He could lean in close without fear, slide his hand around your waist to pull you against him and stare at you with open adoration, just like a real human boyfriend would.

At the café he insisted on trying “all the human caffeine drinks,” then spent ten minutes staring at the foam art on his latte like it was ancient magic.

Every little thing thrilled him.

“These ‘fries’ are excellent weapons,” he declared, holding up a single fry like a tiny spear. “Small. Sharp. Greasy. I respect them.”

When a dog on the sidewalk barked at him, he crouched down immediately, still towering over most people and trilled softly at it, trying to communicate. The dog ended up wagging its tail. The owner looked terrified though.

It wasn’t that he looked scary, but Keth’raal was simply too big for this human form.

His back was broad and heavily muscled, the borrowed shirt straining across his shoulders and biceps. Every time he lifted a hand to run it through his hair (a new habit he seemed to love), the hem of the shirt rode up, revealing a strip of toned abdomen. The fabric clung to every ridge of muscle, leaving very little to the imagination.

You kept worrying he might feel uncomfortable with so much of his skin showing, but Keth’raal looked almost naively confident. He carried himself with that same effortless pride he had in his true form, completely unaware of just how devastatingly attractive he looked.

Everything was going surprisingly well… until your coworker, Mary, spotted you two outside the movie theater.

Her eyes went wide as she took in the giant, ridiculously attractive man standing protectively close to you, one arm looped around your shoulders while he curiously sniffed the popcorn.

“Oh my god… is this the mysterious boyfriend you’ve been hiding?!” she squealed.

You froze.

Keth’raal, not understanding the social trap at all, lit up with pure pride. He puffed out his chest (exactly how he did in his Yautja form) and declared happily, “Yes. I am her boyfriend. She is mine. I have claimed her.”

You felt your soul leave your body.

Mary looked like she had won the lottery.

“He’s so… tall. And intense. Wow. Nice to finally meet you!”

You laughed nervously and dragged Keth’raal away before he could start explaining how he had “won you through honorable combat and almost bleeding to death beside you.”

“What? Did I say something wrong?” Keth’raal asked, startled as you pushed him back against the shadowed wall behind the movie theater.

It was dark enough here that your coworker hopefully wouldn’t spot you. Your breathing was still fast, hands pressed firmly against his broad chest as you tried to steady yourself, head bowed in embarrassment.

His much larger hands gently covered yours, fingers curling carefully around your smaller ones. The touch felt strangely soft in this human form.

“I cannot hear your heartbeat clearly like this,” he murmured, sounding almost guilty. “Tell me what is wrong.“

“I’m sorry I dragged you here—” you started, still trying to process why you had panicked so hard the moment your coworker laid eyes on him.

His palm slid up to rest against the side of your neck, thumb pressing lightly over your fluttering pulse, reading it like a language only he understood.

“Na’kai…” Even disguised, his voice was low and raspy, carrying that same deep timbre that always made your stomach flutter. You couldn’t meet his eyes.

“Look at me,” he said gently.

His thumb brushed along your cheek, tilting your chin up. When you finally lifted your gaze, the softness in his expression nearly undid you. His brows were drawn together, green-tinted eyes gleaming with quiet wonder as he studied your face.

“You look so beautiful through human eyes,” he admitted quietly.

“What do you mean?” you breathed.

“You look different to me in my true form. Softer now.” His thumb swept tenderly over your eyelid and you instinctively closed your eyes at the gentle touch. “I don’t have to worry about hurting you like this.”

His thumb continued its slow descent, tracing the line of your jaw before settling on your lips. He brushed the pad of his thumb across your bottom lip twice.

“You never hurt me,” you whispered, your fingers trailing lightly over his wrist.

Keth’raal was quiet for a moment, simply savoring the closeness.

“I know,” he said softly. “But it is still… nice. To touch you without fear.”

When he finally let you, a fresh wave of confidence surged through you. You grabbed him by the wrist and strode back toward the movie theater without hesitation.

You didn’t care about the stares. Not the prying eyes of strangers, not the way people openly ogled the towering man at your side and surely not the fact that you were practically dragging a 6’7” wall of muscle behind you with zero resistance.

By the time you were seated in the dark theater, a bright, giddy smile had taken over your face. Having Keth’raal with you, even in this strange human form, felt like a privilege. You wanted to enjoy every second before the disguise ran out.

You kept stealing glances at him. His sharp green-tinted eyes gleamed as they fixed on the massive screen, one hand absently reaching for the popcorn.

“What is it?” he asked without turning his head, his voice low.

You blinked, caught off guard. “How did you—”

“I might look human right now,” he murmured, the corner of his mouth twitching, “but my instincts remain the same.”

He lowered his head slightly, lips brushing the top of your head as he spoke. “You do not like the movie you chose?”

“Do you like it?” you countered, your fingers fidgeting in your lap. You were far too restless, tempted to squeeze and pinch his arm just to feel the solid muscle beneath that tight shirt.

Keth’raal tilted his head, still observing the screen. “These humans… they interlock their lips constantly.” His tone was genuinely fascinated as the actors fell into yet another passionate kiss. “They seem to enjoy it a great deal. They moan quite often. Is it truly that pleasurable?”

Your face burned. “Yes, yes, it can be,” you whispered quickly, waving a hand at him to keep his voice down.

He turned to look at you fully now, those striking eyes catching the light from the screen. “Do you like it?”

You pressed your lips together and stared straight ahead, refusing to meet his gaze. He looked far too good like this, unfairly handsome, the tight shirt doing nothing to hide how broad and powerful he still was.

“I want to hear you say it,” he pressed, voice dropping into something velvet and irresistible.

You finally turned to him. His eyes were already locked on you, patient but intense.

“I… I like it,” you admitted softly.

A small, pleased sound rumbled in his chest.

“You want to try it with me?”

You let out a breathless chuckle. “Usually there aren’t this many questions before kissing.”

“I want to know if it is okay,” he explained, though his gaze had already dropped to your lips.

Your eyes traced the shape of his mouth, the full bottom lip, the deeper color, the way it curved so invitingly. Even disguised, he was so annoyingly tempting.

You caught him staring at your lips with the same intensity. He was studying them, trying to understand how they would feel before they even touched.

“Keth—”

You didn’t get to finish. His right hand slid to the side of your neck, long fingers threading into your hair as he pulled you in. His lips crashed against yours, hungry and eager. The moment you gasped, his cool tongue (chilled from all the soda he had been drinking) traced your bottom lip before slipping inside.

Your eyes fluttered shut. You leaned into him, opening your mouth wider, a soft, involuntary moan escaping as his tongue explored yours.

“Don’t make a sound,” he whispered against your lips, the curve of a smile showing even in the dark.

You nodded, breathless, then bit down gently on his plump lower lip. He stayed almost perfectly quiet, letting you lead while still holding you close. Every time a moan threatened to slip out, he pulled you closer, muffling the sound with his mouth and the steady pressure of his hand at the back of your neck.

It was a delicious push and pull. He let you take control, but you could feel the restraint in every tensed muscle, in the way his fingers tightened against your skin, in his slightly shaky breaths. He was holding himself back.

“Na’kai…” he breathed, breaking the kiss only to trail his lips down the side of your neck. He licked a slow stripe over your pulse, teeth grazing your collarbone without biting. “We need to stop.”

His voice sounded pained.

You pulled back slightly. “What’s wrong?”

Keth’raal rested his forehead against yours, eyes closed, breathing uneven. “In this form… I can’t control my body the way I can in my true one.” He let out a shaky chuckle, almost embarrassed. “I can suppress it normally. But not like this.”

Your gaze dropped.

The very obvious, very impressive bulge straining against his pants was impossible to miss.

He noticed where your eyes went and let out another soft, embarrassed laugh.

“I’ll never get used to how ethereal you look through human eyes,” he murmured, rubbing his thumb tenderly under your eye. “Is this truly how humans see you?”

Your face burned. You shook your head, smiling shyly. “You’re being dramatic.”

“I should be more jealous,” he said quietly, eyes soft. “That others get to see you like this every day.”

For the rest of the movie, he barely looked at the screen. His hand stayed wrapped around yours, thumb gently stroking your knuckles, while his gaze kept drifting back to your face, like you were far more interesting than anything happening on screen.

Later that night, back at home, the disguise flickered off as the device reached its limit. Keth’raal returned to his full green, Yautja self, but he was still buzzing with energy, pacing around you excitedly.

“Did I do well?” he asked, tilting his head. “I was a convincing human boyfriend, yes? Your friend seemed impressed. I even drank the bitter bean water for you.”

You groaned, covering your face. “Keth… everyone at work is going to ask about my giant, mysterious boyfriend now.”

He paused. Then clicked his mandibles in amusement and leaned down, purring as he nuzzled against your neck.

“Good. Let them ask. I will visit again. Next time I want to try the ‘roller coaster’ thing. And hold your hand in public more. And kiss—”

You cut him off with a sudden kiss over his mandibles, before he could plan your next ten fake-human dates.

He made an amused sound against your lips, clearly pleased with himself.

“So… you like my original form just as much,” he said, mandibles twitching with satisfaction.

“There was never a question about it,” you replied, smiling up at him.

[naamahdarling]

That has to be the most humiliating way to describe one of Earth's most terrifyingly effective predators.

[sapphic-and-stupid]

Picture of her from the USA Today

[teaboot]

I would let her kill me for sport

[vaelus-malewife]

[shower-thoughts-last-responder]

[pmamtraveller]

by Ungfio

[fangedgrace]

She got sick of shouting at his throat.

Thank you @arxiel for the beautiful work! Now I need one of them smooching 🤣