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[dragonfoxgirl]

Hi! How are you?I wanted to ask you a question, but first please know that it is not a form of hate or that I disagree with your opinion...But why do you ship Charlie x Alastor? Like, Alastor is much older than her, he's like a father to her and also the creator even allows you to ship with any character, but The series does not show any form of sexual love or couple love between Charlie and Alastor's relationship in the animation.

Oh! Well, I don't want to get into to many tangents. Because it's one of my favorite ships and if I don't catch myself I'm gonna end up writing 50 pages. LOL

So I'm just gonna answer based on your points.

Alastor being Older: So, a lot of people are going to answer you that it's Charlie who's the one who's older. Since she's over 200 years old. But honestly, does it matter? Because at the end of the day, she's 20 something and she acts like a 20 something mentally so, yeah. She is younger in a way.

I ship him with her regardless because well, I like older men. So it's just personal preference.

Father Figure: I'm one of those people who thinks he brought that up to fuck with Lucifer. Not really meant to be taken honestly. If I stick with Canon, I would say he's more like the creepy annoying closeted uncle. I just don't see anything in the show that would make me go "Oh, he is like a father figure"

And that brings me to the last point: Because you're absolutely right. There's no show of any kind of romantic or sexual love between them. But, I think a lot of people think that you need some kind of "Canon proof" to "allow" yourself to put two characters together. When really, you don't.

People pair characters for many reasons. Sometimes, they think they look good together. Some like how they interact. Other may see themselves or their own relationships in them.

Whatever the case, I think it's important to highlight that most don't do this under the veil of believing it true.

We know it's not Canon and never will be. We know it's out of character and completely outside the point of the show.

But it doesn't really matter, because it's not really something to abide to. Since it's purely something for us and our tastes. It's an AU. A "what if"

So, we take the characters and focus on certain aspects of them we like. We highlight those aspects and bring them to the front. Creating as a result, a fantasy version that doesn't really have to abide by the rules of the original source material.

It's just a personal take that takes shape of an inspired version of characters we like being together. It all comes down to personal artistic vision. We bring it out to connect with other who feel the same. That's all really.

[dragonfoxgirl]

"Darn thing keeps growing back"

[dragonfoxgirl]

I heard this audio and I couldn't help myself.

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Retoque los colores de este dibujo, creo que así se ve mejor jsjs

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Dibujito para Gaby 💎@g4bytz

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Otto! Mi creeper mascota con amsiedad

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Regalo para Cell

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The X Rules Voice - Ilay Boter

[dragonfoxgirl]

(Breathe) The Capybara says to the Jaguar. Because calm comes eassier to, but to others, even though it takes more time and effort, it's still possible.

Take a pause, breathe and find yourself.

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Making a little guardian of the Green.

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The best pillow in the world.

[dragonfoxgirl]

I'm instantly repulsed by the ignorance of older adults. The kind that you know you can't argue with. The one that's seared into their brains by entitlement and sheep-like behavior towards idiotic propaganda videos shared online. I can tolerate a lot, not that. I just can't.

[dragonfoxgirl]

My thoughts on Elemental and how one scene spoke to me deeply.

Elemental, aside from its poignant depiction of what it entails to live as a first generation child born of immigrants and the challenges faced related to it, has also seemed to have touched on another subject, maybe accidentally. But, regardless of it’s intentional depiction or not, the movie also touches on the complexity of romantic relationships for people outside the common denominator.

A few days ago, I saw a lot of activity on social media about the movie coming from Aro/Ace people. As an effort to avoid spoiling myself, I skimmed the few posts that showed up in my feed. Now that I have seen the movie, I understand with clarity why it resonated so strongly with these particular communities, despite not being the intended broader target with its messaging.

As a person in the Ace spectrum, as well as someone with Autism, I can testify to the fact that we navigate very different waters in terms of human connection outside our family nucleus.

We hold value on the soul, the personality and the abstract connection that results by having “chemistry” with someone above physical displays of attraction. The same goes for many neurodivergent people. In short terms: It’s a lot harder for us to “touch” and go beyond it. For us, it needs to matter. It needs to be genuine.

In the “touch” scene where Wade and Ember join palms, she hesitates. Ember struggles with allowing herself to try. Wade is calm, patient and understanding of her limitations without holding back his own desire to connect. Showing genuine affection towards her.

When she realizes she can touch him, his contact starts to ground her and she relaxes. Finally allowing herself to fall into his embrace.

They dance and sway and for a few minutes, simply enjoy each other’s proximity. What’s been an emotional connection has now been proven to also be able to be present physically. In their own terms, without having to morph it into anything else. It ’s genuine. It’s unique and it’s entirely theirs.

To someone like me, who struggles with allowing my walls to come down. To be touched, it’s a beautiful scene. One that displays the yearn many of us have: To connect with someone on such a level. To find the person we can touch without feeling uncomfortable and who accepts and respects the way we are.

To me, modern dating culture expects physical displays of attraction as a genuine demonstration of connection and when you are somebody that doesn’t follow those “rules” you struggle finding the connection you seek.

To see these characters find so much calm and comfort in a simple embrace is a visual testament to what we value. What we seek and hold dear to what constitutes us as a person.

“I’m so lucky” he says while holding her and my heart swells.

It’s like hope and maybe also reassurance. That one day, we will find the person we can allow in. Their touch won’t feel foreign and we’ll not deny ourselves in how we connect with them.

Dragonfoxgirl.

[dragonfoxgirl]

The serenity.

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