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biathelstan

I carry you with me

#hws america #aph america

gremlins-hotel

Hallelujah! Holy shit! Where's the Tylenol!?

#aph america

hsalpen

Come find me, I’m here.

#aph america #aph england

where-are-the-pixels

Doodles

#historical hetalia #aph england

ybbai-deactivated20200802

love u

#aph america #hetalia

utmbug

mr 'merica

#aph america #hws america #hetalia

eyk-hetaart

Broke (Canon): the states are also people

Woke: America has slightly over 50 Americas rattling around his brain and that’s why he’s like that

#aph america

unhetalia

I want... Arthur protecting Alfred from a physical threat in a way that demonstrates that despite Arthur mellowing out and prefering tea and biscuits to battle and conquest he has Not Lost His Edge.

#ukus #usuk #hetalia

jelmoflemoblammo

president biden signs executive order to blow alfred the fuck up

goodbye white boy

#aph america #funny

moonami

I know I've been, insanely inactive on the fandom these months and I just wanna let you guys know that I love the sillies but i've been focusing on my own stuff(OC's) so sorry for abandoning u...Take this bunch of drawings I forgot to post as an apology ʕ⁠´⁠•⁠ ⁠ᴥ⁠•̥⁠`⁠ʔ

#aph america

ego-meliorem-esse

I have drawn so much baby Matt and Al recently god damn...

Is it a baby fever of do am I just fascinated by the different experiences of these two brothers. Who knows. Anyway,

For Alfred, I headcanon Arthur to have been very hands on in regard to raising his son. Very present but also very much teaching him how to be self reliant and, for the lack of better wording, independent. As a child, Alfred was wery inquisitive and curious. Arthur encouraged that, be it consciously or subconsiously. Arthur would play a huge role in Alfreds development; even when sickness struck young Alfred, Arthur was the one taking charge and staying up with him, making sure his son gets better. During the worst times, Arthur even dismissed all maids and even his sons governess out of frustration. Bc who could ever take better care of his own son than he himself. I have a habit of writing that Arthur does not consider himself a good man, but I do think he is a good father. At least to his firstborn.

This is a sort of continuation of the ask about Arthurs full on menty breaky after the constant infant death Alfred endured in his earliest days (If I find the ask I'll link it). I just wanted Arthur tired and beaten down finding peace in sleep. While at the same time, while he sleeps, Alfreds fever drops.

Matt didn't get the same parenting from François. Arthur may be a good father, but I don't think François was. At least not affectionate enough. He did buy his son presents and even made sure he got the best education. However, was that something he did for Matt or was he expected to do that as a pompous aristocrat? Even when sick, Matthew didn't make much noise. He only let people know how bad it was when he was truly ill and crossing the border of life and death. Though, the person holding Matt and making sure he survived was his governess, Marie. François would stay up and would sent for the doctors, but it was Marie who understood what Matthew needed and wanted at any given moment. She stayed with him for almost 40 years but, due to nations having a much longer childhood, died without being remembered by the boy she cared for and loved so very much.

The person who cared most for Matthew is a person he does not remember.

(I wanna elaborate on Marie some more I love her and she deserves it lol)

Anyway, sorry for the baby spamming I promise to go back to drawing slutty middle aged men in war scenarios ASAP

#hws america #hws england #hws canada #hws france #historical hetalia

kittygirl346

Brothers sketchy

#aph america #aph canada

stirringwinds

i'm admittedly in the "nations sometimes have very intense relationships with humans who will go on to be important to their history" club and so i think kiku and lady murasaki shikibu (the heian-era author of the tale of genji) should 100% be a thing. no matter what kind of dynamic you see it as, it's like, the basic concept of nations interacting with and/or being muses to some of their greatest and most important authors? fascinating. literature and language is central to the soul of a nation too.