prince lycanthorn ✯ volk says mad pride!

he/they/it or any/all/neos lycan/lycah, volk, nick 21, queer, disabled, pro-ship about me

[princelycanthorn]

oh em gee! who is that puppy?

hai! i'm lycan/volkolak/volk, he/any/all/neo prns. i'm a lot of things, among which are adult, EAL, and proship/darkship, but most importantly for this blog, i'm a (very slow) writer. mostly i post about my ocs, but sometimes i drop fics, too. check out my ao3!

BEFORE YOU INTERACT/FOLLOW: please check out my website for more info, like my DNI list and interests.

current wips

as princelycanthorn (fanworks)

ex voluntate ad dominium: an imperial coven TOH fanfic with the basic premise of "luz gets adopted by a clawthorne... but the wrong one" (in for a rewrite)

chase the moon: a House MD werewolf transmasc!chase & thirteen centered series, drama and tragedy to follow (2/17 on air)

he is the mist of ages past: a Ride the Cyclone post-cyclone nischas fic. a tale of good & bad luck, complicated recovery and disability adapting, trauma bonding, and weird connections. i plan it to be a longread oneshot, but no promises. (unposted)

as volkolak (oc works)

n.b.: if you don't understand who these characters are, how they look, etc, you're not really meant to. my target audience are myself first, my in-the-know friends second, with anyone else further down on the list. go with the flow, or poke the coyote.

danse macabre (specifically my darling faust of mine): a shared authals fic masterlist with solrex. problematic people + unreliable narrators + power imbalance + general weirdness + oh so many references = finally some good fucking food

one's for sorrow, two's for joy: a kaigerahs fics in a roughly chronological order of their relationship. sweet people with a penchant for rough play. originally dnd ocs, a bard of swords knight and his paladin lord.

ad peregrinum: adgrines fics. a changeling charlatan bard runs a long con to rob a widowed ex-priest bloodhunter of all of his money, and gets their heart stolen by the werewolf instead. what a failure; or maybe, what a way to fall.

if you like me...

...you might like these people, too!

@manicstudios: a writer friend, they have some amazing crossovers (FNAF, WK, Persona)

@angelgamer2048: a writer friend as well, with some great fics (WK, Epic, Splatube)

@zhuchische: my favorite freak. so funny. amazing. wow. what bug. very darling.

[deepwaterfiction]

Deep Water Prompt #3566

The dark lenses on these glasses are patterned. "Imbued with basilisk skin," the trader explains. "No one will want to look at you while you wear them, or be able to explain why."

[pumpkinspicedghost]

I like to think that Chuuya isn't necessarily betrayed by Dazai leaving the mafia. Confused, sure, and maybe even agitated at the youngest executive in mafia history suddenly betraying them. I don't think he was particularly upset about it. He has never claimed to understand Dazai outside of acknowledging that he's borderline omniscient. I like to think Chuuya knew they would meet again (because nothing is killing Dazai in this universe) and that he would have the chance to punch him in the face for blowing up his car.

With that said, I love the angsty fics of Chuuya breaking out his best wine to cry over it.

[nekovale]

gift for @relsage for the skk mixtape 2026 exchange! :)

[deepwaterfiction]

Deep Water Prompt #3556

It's so hot out, it's starting to melt the shapeshifters. I pretend not to notice as the woman across from me on the subway pulls her face back into shape behind a fan.

[nopassiondairy]

Highschool AU

[ilikegreedraw]

ive fallen for beast chuuya x ada dazai propaganda

[iwamimimimi]

[hallownest-archive-deactivated2]

imo the best way to interpret those “real people don’t do x” writing advice posts is “most people don’t do x, so if a character does x, it should be a distinguishing trait.” human behavior is infinitely varied; for any x, there are real people who do x. we can’t make absolute statements. we can, however, make probabilistic ones.

for example, most people don’t address each other by name in the middle of a casual conversation. if all your characters do that, your dialogue will sound stilted and unnatural. but if just one character does that, then it tells us something about that character.

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

[digitalkiddo]

If you're writing anything involving cons, scams, heists, or morally questionable characters who are very good at lying, here are some free resources I've been using for research. Saving you the "why is this in my search history" anxiety.

1. The FBI's Famous Cases & Criminals archive (fbi.gov/history/famous-cases) has detailed breakdowns of real fraud cases, Ponzi schemes, and confidence operations. The language they use is clinical and precise, which is perfect for getting the procedural details right.

2. The FTC Consumer Sentinel Network publishes annual reports on the most common fraud tactics in the US. Great for understanding how modern scams actually work and what makes people fall for them.

3. The Smithsonian's American Art Museum has a free digital collection of forgery case studies. If your character forges documents or art, this is gold.

4. Court Listener (courtlistener.com) is a free legal database where you can read actual court transcripts from fraud trials. Want to know how a real con artist talks under oath? This is where you find out.

5. The Internet Archive's collection of old newspaper crime sections. Search for "confidence man" or "swindle" in papers from the 1920s through 1960s and you'll find incredible real stories that would feel too dramatic for fiction.

Bonus: The Psychology of Fraud section on the Association for Psychological Science website has accessible articles about why people trust, how deception works cognitively, and what makes someone a convincing liar. Essential reading if you want your con artist characters to feel psychologically real.

Reblog to save for later. Your WIP will thank you.

[wearesorcerer]

@theoutcastrogue

[orlastarburst]

Reminder that Dazai Osamu and Chuuya Nakahara would still be in college if they had a normal life.

[isuggestforcemasc]

I will continue posting in favour of there being fewer people like that

[godfrey-the-chaos-duck]

god my heart is fucking breaking for all these people THERE IS STILL TIME DO YOU HEAR ME

IT ISN'T TOO LATE AS LONG AS YOU'RE ALIVE

[boyslit]

hi everybody i started HRT at 35 so like don't even despair

being in ur twenties makes u feel like 30 is a brick wall u either fly over or crash into but i promise u it's a door and it opens up into the rest of ur life like getting past the prologue of an open world game

[boyslit]

very important addition from @thatsladyfaggottoyou ty <3

[doberbutts]

I started HRT at approximately 30 and top surgery at 32 just 4.5 months prior to this photo. It's never too late.

[esoanem]

[amazonworrier]

I can never tell if this was intentional or not but the new season of CME has really got me thinking about how whenever something goes wrong in JJ's day to day life or she needs a hand with something, we generally see her call on Penelope first for help (burst pipes, kids birthday parties etc). But whenever something goes wrong, it's Emily who winds up filling that role instead (dog attacks, miscarriage, kidnappings, various dark and twisty spin outs etc). Then for Emily, depending on what season it is, she mostly gravitates to Morgan/Rossi (work dramas, life advice, bad dreams etc), until things go wrong, at which point JJ winds up filling that support role instead (Doyle, Scrabble, Louise Hulland, Emily doubting herself as unit chief etc). And neither of them ever really ask the other to do this. Most of the time it's other people on the team who facilitate it or it just happens organically. But it happens time and time again throughout the entire series. Then once the other is okay they just go back to being regular friends/coworkers in each other's orbit without being loud about it because 'yeah, they're fine now. They don't need me. But I'll be here next time they do.'

And we're supposed to just watch the pattern repeat itself for twenty years and be normal about that?????

[sapphicathenas]

with all these promo pics coming out of jj in fits that look straight (lol) out of emily’s closet, i need a fic where the jareaus are staying with em instead of penelope and over time jj and emily start taking each other’s clothes without really realizing it and everyone around them is slowly losing it as they wait for the two of them to realize that they are (a) one person atp and (b) deeply in love

[itsclydebitches]

I'm watching The X-Files for the first time and holy shit. Holy shit, guys. I was of course aware that Scully/Mulder are one of THE ships of all time, but nothing could have prepared me for the insane levels of shippable tension between these two. Scully is out here barging into Mulder's hotel room - which is a LOADED location - to drop her robe so he can reassure her that she hasn't been abducted by aliens, she's just a mosquito magnet. Then she's defending him from bureaucratic bullies one moment and saving his life at gunpoint the next. Meanwhile, Mulder has the most wet, pathetic puppy-dog eyes for her at ALL times, truly whipped, casually fixing her necklace while talking about how she appreciates the "journey" they go on, immediately after she calls him out for being territorial around another guy. He's losing his mind when she's in danger. He's casually dropping the most insane compliments I've ever heard. He's known her, like, a month.

I thought I was prepared for them. I'm on episode three. I'm being fucking humbled for my shipping hubris.

[morggo]

Happy Pride Month.

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[shamebats]

Intersections 2.0: Key Findings on socio-economic inequalities experienced by LGBTI people in Europe | ILGA-Europe

In 2023, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) conducted its third LGBTIQ survey, gathering responses from more than 100,00

In 2023, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) conducted its third LGBTIQ survey, gathering responses from more than 100,000 LGBTIQ people across the 27 EU Member States, as well as Albania, North Macedonia, and Serbia. This landmark survey provides one of the most comprehensive datasets to date on the lived experiences of LGBTIQ people in Europe.

[shamebats]

"The findings of this analysis demonstrate that socio-economic inequalities among LGBTI people are deeply structured and unevenly distributed, with trans, non-binary and intersex individuals consistently facing the most adverse outcomes across employment, education and economic security.

Experiences of discrimination, exclusion and financial precarity are not isolated phenomena but interconnected, reinforcing one another across different areas of life. Workplace hostility, limited openness, barriers in education and exposure to housing insecurity all contribute to cumulative disadvantage, particularly for those who also belong to other marginalised groups.

A key insight emerging from the data is that avoiding openness about one's LGBTIQ identity is not a protective strategy, but rather an indicator of unsafe or exclusionary environments. Individuals who conceal their identity are not less exposed to harm; on the contrary, they often face higher risks of negative experiences, including discrimination and social isolation. This highlights how stigma operates structurally, shaping behaviour while simultaneously reproducing vulnerability. Environments perceived as hostile (whether schools or workplaces) drive concealment, which in turn is associated with poorer socio-economic and well-being outcomes.

These findings have broader implications for policy and practice. They underline the need to move beyond individual-level interventions and instead address the structural conditions that produce inequality, including discriminatory norms, institutional barriers and insufficient legal protections. Creating inclusive and supportive environments in education, employment and housing is essential not only to enable openness, but also to reduce the socio-economic disparities that disproportionately affect the most marginalised within LGBTI communities."

[shamebats]

The way the yellow bars representing trans men just drop of completely after the age of 25 💔

[shamebats]

When it comes to employment status, gay men (59%) were the most likely to be in full-time paid work, and trans men the least likely (30%). Trans, non-binary and intersex respondents face a number of structural barriers, such as hiring discrimination, workplace stigma, and interruptions in their career paths (e.g. due to transition-related processes, or healthcare). Cis men are also less exposed to gender-based discrimination. All EU countries consider sexual orientation as protected grounds in employment, but only 15 include gender identity, and only nine include sex characteristics

Trans women (12%), intersex (10%) and non-binary persons (9%) were more than twice as likely to be unemployed than cis women and men (both 4%).

[shamebats]

Country context also plays a crucial role: when asked about being out at work, the responses vary depending on country. In Romania and Albania, 56% of respondents reported never revealing being LGBTI at their workplaces, the highest in the region. In contrast, only 17% of respondents in Denmark, and 19% in Spain and the Netherlands claimed to have never been out to people they meet at work.

[shamebats]

"Cis men are the most likely to be able to easily or fairly easily to make ends meet (38% in total), and they are the least likely to have difficulties (12%), closely followed by cis women. By contrast, trans, non-binary and intersex respondents were significantly more likely to experience financial hardship. In particular, intersex people and trans women struggle the most making ends meet, 29% and 24% respectively, and they are the ones were respondents were most likely to report “great difficulties” when it came to making ends meet."

[shamebats]

Due to fears of discrimination and violence from staff and other service users, LGBTI people are more likely to avoid traditional homeless shelters and services. This pushes people into taking risks with unsafe accommodation: trans men, trans women, and non-binary and intersex persons were much more likely to stay in a place not intended as a permanent home or sleep rough compared to the EU average of all respondents. Compared to the reference profile, trans men were two times as likely, trans women four times as likely, non-binary persons three times as likely and intersex persons more than six times as likely to have slept rough.

[shamebats]

When it comes the experiencing negative comments or behaviour at school, there is a stark difference among the subgroups. Cis women (35%) were the least likely to report such experiences, while 61% of trans men did. More than half of cis men, intersex and non-binary persons reported the same. Gay men (44%) and trans men (43%) experience being ridiculed, teased, insulted or threatened for being LGBTIQ by their peers the most. When it comes to being bullied by teachers or other staff, trans men are the most vulnerable (15%).

Zooming in on trans respondents, we can see that those experiencing exclusion in gendered spaces or sports participation were significantly more likely to avoid expressing their gender. In both cases, those who experienced school-related problems show around 12 % higher avoidance. These findings highlight that structural and social barriers in educational settings directly impact protective behaviours among trans respondents. The effect sizes are very similar for both bathrooms/changing rooms and sports, suggesting that each represents a sensitive, high-risk context for stigmatisation.