*writing intensifies*

semi-selective multimuse run by monty

[cuttletoon]

Goldie looks a lot like Daphne. Elvira has caught herself staring at Goldie, trying to see the woman Daphne could have aged into. And she feels guilty. She’s never mentioned it to Goldie, never compared the two aloud.

Except on that particular night when she was drunk enough to forgot who is or isn’t dead.

[weltenwellen]

Li-Young Lee, from “Folding a Five-Cornered Star So the Corners Meet”, The Undressing: Poems

[grendelmenz-deactivated20200929]

fire, thickets, shallow water

[thewitches-lovenest]

Kikis delivery service “the herring pie”

[lesbianfairie-deactivated202212]

🌱✨🌸.

[multimusingly]

It has been about two weeks and I don't feel like returning to these characters right now. I love them but I am burnt out with writing them. So my hiatus here will continue.

I have however, found inspiration for a character that I have wanted to write for a very long time. You can find me writing her over at @dorydorsal

[multimusingly]

It has been about two weeks and I don't feel like returning to these characters right now. I love them but I am burnt out with writing them. So my hiatus here will continue.

I have however, found inspiration for a character that I have wanted to write for a very long time. You can find me writing her over at @dorydorsal

[tamahagane]

Video from a demonstration of Isshin Ryu Kusarigama Jutsu with Don F draeger and Kaminoda Tsunemori here in Sweden during the spring of 1980.

[ahistoryofwar]

Ninja Weaponry: 

The Kusarigama was a popular weapon of choice for the Ninja. Comprising of a ball and chain attached to a kama, the Kusarigama had multiple uses in combat.

The Ninja could use the Kusarigama to easily fend off sword attacks by wrapping their foe’s sword and arms with the ball and chain. The Kusarigama also allowed the Ninja to use the Kama end as a blunt force melee weapon, which could inflict serious damage if landed correctly. The ball and chain were long enough that were a Ninja able to entangle their foe, they would close distance and finish the job.

[nephrosoupp]

Look I may be a terrible photographer but god do I love grass

[heythatsdeep-deactivated2022121]

Growing Pains

The boys are in their late teens here.

[heythatsdeep-deactivated2022121]

“Remember Me” for @day-ni

Darling, I hope you like this! I experimented a lot with layers, as you can see.

Still don’t know how to “water” -_- But this was excellent practice!

Donald remembers Della as he’d known her. Happy memories should last far longer than sad ones.

[ankle-beez]

[browniepistacho]

i love him 6w9 (ok no, but yes uwu)

[karrakazz]

not sure if this will make sense to anyone besides me but: the antidote to negativity is not positivity, its warmth

[karrakazz]

positivity tells a sad person that there is no reason to be sad. warmth asks the sad person if they want to go get some ice cream

[ares-skittles]

Been a moment since I saw this. Glad it’s back on my dash when I needed it.

[fierceawakening]

I’ve found people also respond very positively to silly stuff like “you’re sad? Oh no! Who do I need to kill?”

Because the message of that (given that I’m obviously not actually murdery) is basically “you have feelings, there’s a reason they’re there, and I’m sorry they hurt” rather than “you have feelings, I don’t like them, this is now about me.”

[j0rrated]

Two other Duck Commissions for @cuttletoon!

[galoots]

Someone in the McDuck/Duck clan: I am going to do this stupidly reckless thing and I don't care what any of you say. I will do this. Grandma Elvira Coot: no you will not. This individual: no I will not

This works on everybody except Donald when he’s in his peak gremlin years 

Grandma: Donald Fauntleroy Duck, don’t you dare stick a fork in that socket.

Donald: How bout i do anyway