Heyo! My name's Frost and I've been writing fanfic for almost a decade.
I'm super friendly and I love asks, so always feel free to drop whatever you want in my ask box - questions about me, my writing, commercial airliners, tell me about your headcanons, whatevs.
I'm also open to fic requests for my current fandoms, but I'm a very slow writer, so please be patient with me.
Just a heads up, my blog might not always be minor-friendly. Proceed at your own risk :3
Current Fandoms: Hazbin Hotel
Tags: #my fics, #frost scribbles
WIP List
blondes chapter 13
sex-pollen aftermath oneshot
"reverse sex pollen"/"fuck or die" oneshot
eldritch radioapple for the Watch the Throne zine
20 questions oneshot
feral!Alastor request
Also, quick note, this is a side blog - likes and follows will be from my main (corpus-chorus)
WHEN YOU SEE THIS, SHARE 3 RANDOM LINES FROM 3 WIPS:
He was just sitting there. Harmless. Hands folded over his stomach, perfectly at ease, and if anything should have erased the similarities in his head, it should have been that.
But all Lucifer was aware of was the sudden possibility of being in bed with the Radio Demon again.
Lucifer's breathing was heavy under his palm. He could feel the way his heart hammered frantically against the cage of his ribs, and Alastor could picture how easy it would be to dig his claws in further, press them through cloth and flesh to pop the delicate casing around the [frantic] organ. It was a lovely balm to his mind, a fantasy to cling to as he stepped into the open spread of white thighs.
Alastor laughed, two quick little hums of a sound, and Lucifer felt them in his chest. It was a . . . warm feeling. Something still relatively unfamiliar, and he sat with it for a moment, staring at Alastor's placid expression, tracing the shape he was slowly starting to learn.
no no, i get it. i can see why you're confused- I want the CANON to be completely platonic, fucked-up exploration of intimacy that transcends human sexuality but never includes human sexuality.
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it never fails to surprise me how some people will simply take every single thing in a story at face value and assume that what the characters are saying or doing or thinking must always be true even when all of the context clues are screaming the opposite
