mousey's artless blog

and classless too, for that matter

[moodypeaces]

@mattmelloweek

Day 2 : pining / fake dating

Don’t burn yourself picking that up, Mello.

(Ew ew cornfest ew)

[real-language-facts]

noobnouns - pronouns - hackernouns - godnouns

[hiveswap]

Not now, kitten, m- da- m- your parental figure is in the middle of a gender crisis

[hiveswap]

He's soooooooo cute ☺️☺️ [points at a character who is not cute in any conventional way and doesn't act cute either]

[screamingsquamousthings]

need to see him whimpering like an injured animal, can he pleeease pleaaase lose a concerning amount of blood until he’s barely lucid. can i nurse him back to health like a baby bird pleeeeaaaaaseeeee

[screamingsquamousthings]

im normal 👍 about The Character 👍

[frightfullytreeish]

reblog to slowblink at your mutuals

[unremovablemoldstain]

i love the fact that Matt is just basically a collective oc the fandom has all contributed to making

[goodnightnerd]

[kira-kui-n]

"get him pregnant" well thats not my thing but to each their own

"get her pregnant" *takes up my sword and shield* i wont let you do that to her. ......................

[dogpuppy]

[meroniaevent]

there are officially 30 days remaining before the start of meronia week 2026! the event will run from august 17th through august 24th, and all forms of fanworks will be accepted. we’re very excited to see what everyone creates!

see the list of prompts here and the event rules here.

[o-kurwa]

Allah fed him

[procrastisnack]

extra tahini!!!!

[songofwizardry]

ramadhan kareem!

[songofwizardry]

Ramadan Mubarak! we all deserve to watch this classic again

[fidaiaatsaddam]

Absolute cinema

[asphalt-xd]

Matt Mello week day 1: Love language

I like to think their love language is physical touch with extra bruises XD

And a small bonus ^0^

@mattmelloweek

Hope you guys will like this one ^0^ I like to think they still wrestle and play fight like how they used to back in their Wammy days XD

[deepdwellingsteamboat]

Estate District DISHONORED 2012・dev. Arkane Studios

[remnantglow]

you know, i generally prefer ebooks over physical books (for convenience sake), but there is exactly one exception: old gay scifi. because there is Something about holding an old, visibly used copy of a book like that. seeing the age of it, the wear and tear, and knowing there were gay people writing my most beloved genre, and there were characters like me in it and readers like me who got to see themselves as heroes in these stories years, even whole decades before i was even born. there's just Something about it

[remnantglow]

@xeylah !!! always!!! here's some of the best i've read so far:

The World Well Lost by Theodore Sturgeon (1953) - this one's actually a short story, but i cannot overstate how important it was in terms of breaking the taboo around depictions of homosexuality in scifi; it's often regarded as the first piece of SF to portray gay people in a sensitive, sympathetic manner. it's also online! it's too short to describe without spoiling, so, please just go read it

Babel-17 by Samuel R. Delany (1966) - fun, beautifully written space opera with casually bi&polyam charas :) (honestly tho, anything by Delany is so good, this is just my favourite from the stuff i've read so far)

The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le Guin (1969) - self explanatory i think

Woman on the Edge of Time by Marge Piercy (1976) - gut-wrenching novel abt a forcefully institutionalized woman who is able to time-travel to a hopeful, utopian (and queer-normative) but uncertain future

The Fortunate Fall by Cameron Reed (*published under the name Raphael Carter) (1996) - rly raw and devastating cyberpunk novel about a lesbian news reporter living under a dystopian regime (this one might be a little difficult to track down these days bc it's out of print, but it's getting a reprint next year - in the meantime DM me if you'd like an EPUB!)

also, beyond Samuel R. Delany, 2 gay SF authors I'd recommend checking out are David Gerrold and Melissa Scott! what I've read of Gerrold (The Man Who Folded Himself, Moonstar Odyssey) has generally been more flawed&messy than the books i've listed, but still decent and undeniably groundbreaking in terms of its depictions of LGBT charas in scifi at the time, and Melissa Scott is the queen of 90s lesbian scifi (though i'm just reading my first book by her rn, so i can't recommend specific titles)

[molags-balls]

wyd after taking this

[skelegun]

[ask-pacman]

Man Im sorry for snapping at you , uts just that I only got 8 hours of sleep last night and I only had like, two pandcakes with strawberrys and whipped cream and like three premium sausags for breakfast