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hey yall, in the name of...summer, i guess, ive decided to attempt writing more. so, angsty writing prompts! i cant decide, so feel free to choose one for me or come up with another one! the writing will be modern time, fandomless one-shots/blurbs, but isnt limited to angst.

"You remember how i once told you i dont trust easy?" "Uh…yeah?" "Well, congratulations, you just absolutely shattered that trust."

"Youre mine and im yours." "You dont own me."

"You cant run away from this forever."

"I thought we had something!"

"Im finally happy. I wont sacrifice that just because you dont like what happy looks like for me."

Anyways, help me out!

#writing #writing prompt #story prompts #original writing #angst

dubiousmetamorphosis

Worth Remembering - Masterlist

Emperor Caracalla x fem!reader x emperor Geta - 18+

Summary: You find yourself widowed, pregnant and forced to chaperone your sister-in-law at the imperial court. At least mourning traditions keep you practically worlds away from Rome's twin emperors. That is, until an injustice calls you to the other side of the imperial seaside residence. Includes: reader is a (very tired) pregnant widow; Caracalla has mommy issues (this is an understatement); reader has a name and I think a personality (?); historical inaccuracies, because I am writing this based on what I remember from secondary school Latin classes; undoubtedly spelling mistakes (sorry!!) Series warnings: the twin emperors; non-con/dub-con; violence in various degrees; misogyny; slavery; pregnancy Status: Completed If you have any questions about the warnings, don't hesitate to ask! Read on AO3 (only users who are logged into AO3 can read the fic over there)

divider by @/strangergraphics

#awesome writing

slaytheusurper

⭑ Domina Mea Series Masterlist ⭑

⊹ ࣪ ˖ Warnings for overall fic: Death, alcohol consumpion, diseases, corruption, +18 content and smut, angst and obsession.

⊹ ࣪ ˖ Summary: After years you returned to Rome to visit your father, General Marcus Acacius, to celebrate his recent victory. However, when the Emperors Caracalla and Geta get you in their sights, they will not let you go so easily.

✧ Chapter One: When in Rome

✧ Chapter Two: The Battle of Salamis

✧ Chapter Three: The Art of Combat

✧ Chapter Four: Patience is a Virtue +18

✧ Chapter Five: Parthenos

✧ Chapter Six: Where Loyalties Lie

✧ Chapter Seven: Patria Potestas +18

✧ Chapter Eight: Strength and Honor

✧ Chapter Nine: Limerence +18

✧ Chapter Ten: Imperatrix +18

This fanfiction is finished!

Divers by: (Could not for the life of me find the creator)

Header Image by: Me

All rights to this fanfiction belong to me, no copying or claiming as your own, as well as the header image. The characters Aurelia and Edas are both made up by me as well as 'The Aurelian Estate'.

#awesome writing

decompose1

neovaginas can get wet naturally

a neophallus can get erect with an implant (this will either be a bendable rod or a device that inflates with saline at the press of a button, usually in the testicles)

both can feel sexual pleasure and experience orgasm

most neovaginas will be able to tolerate larger insertions with enough dilating/training

the nerves in neophalluses take a while to regrow but it is incredibly rare to experience no sexual nerve growth

both can look and feel "normal" if that's what you want, just take good care of your scars and look at your surgeons' results portfolio (and don't be afraid to be picky! its your genitals, you get to decide!)

in fact it's possible for many people to stealth and for their sexual partners to never know. even for phallo, some people with natal penises have erectile implants too, ED is common. neocaginas are often indistinguishable from natal vaginas

many surgeons are starting to offer preservation options for patients who want a more mixed look/don't want to lose what they have

YOU HAVE OPTIONS! demystify bottom surgery

wifegideonnav

“bits to use in everyday conversations”

fawkesheart12

Recent art I've done for appreciation cards for my teachers 💕

myirlnameiscloud

I honestly think being intersex is WAY more common than a lot of people realize.

Like, not just 1.7%-2% kind of common. I mean like 10-20% kind of common. That's how common I actually think intersexuality is, especially when I hear all these stories about people who just realized they had vulvar hypospadias, since they thought it was perisex-typical. Or all these people who just realized that PCOS and NCAH are intersex, since they thought those were perisex-typical. Or all these people who are starting to accept that their micropenises are intersex traits instead of feeling ashamed about them. And on and on.

assortedinsanities

It's in the interest of the patriarchy to assume that hardly anyone, better yet no one, is actually intersex. That way the illusion that gender categories are rooted in distinct biological categories with no ambiguity or overlap can be upheld and everyone can keep harassing people, when their bodies don't fit those categories. And of course if intersex people are so few that we as a society can basically neglect their existence, we can conveniently do just that.

There are certainly way more intersex people than we pretend there are.

pingintech

absolutely agreed and youll see it in the way a lot of biological essentialists/gender essentialists (<- same thing) try to dismiss intersex people out of hand when theyre mentioned

if people mention intersex people often those who believe so firmly in essentialism will tacitly acknowledge intersex peoples existence only to immediately act as if it has not relevance to the conversation and that intersex people are a dismissible statistical error

as if intersex peoples very existence is itself a refutation of essentialism as if that shouldnt immediately be the end of the conversation but it never is for them because their system can only ever be binary with an ignorable asterisk

epicfroggz

Hold on to each other til we burn to death

trawa21

Viva Moldova🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

stromcuzewon

of course the danish twink wears grandpa glasses when no ones looking

saintoffrogs

Israel? Really?! 220 Their song sucked like hate of the country aside it was just boring

rule51

This subtitle just cracks me up

sawismystarwars

As much as I don't like bangaranga for fucks sake people not Israel!!!

random-fireworks

Is Alexander Rybak a vampire??? He doesn't grow old?????

radioactive-yuri

so guys turns out that being raised by queer people alienates me from the queer experience. probably not a good thing

radioactive-yuri

i genuinely have not experienced most of the "defining" moments yall talk about.

i never came out to my parents because my parents never assumed i was cishet.

i never did an "am i gay?" quiz because i knew the answer didn't matter, really.

i never "found out" about trans people, my parent has identified as gender neutral my entire life.

i never cried or even felt any big emotions when i found out i was queer. it was just like huh. cool.

my point here is not that i'm sad about having grown up in a queer-friendly enviroment. my point is that the fact that i don't relate to queer experiences as a queer person might imply that we still define queerness based on suffering.

i'm not saying that queer people who have suffered should stop talking about it. all i'm really saying is that if you want to define queerness based on joy instead of misery, you have to accept that queerness is not a big deal to everybody. you have to accept that not every queer person is going to relate to "queer experiences".

catgirltail

At the end of the day, that ^, feels like what a lot of us have been fighting for. A world were it is no big deal. And I'm so happy someone has already gotten to experience that.

brightlotusmoon

This is what we fought for decades ago and I'm very relieved to see that the result is Less Trauma More Genuine Acceptance.

I grew up surrounded by artists in the 80s who hid being queer and I feel they would love knowing this.

naamahdarling

I was relatively lucky, if not so much as you. But my family has not been especially bigoted and some are enthusiastic, and I have not experienced as much societal oppression since I don't "look queer" and didn't come out until after high school. I have had some minor shit happen and will no doubt experience worse, but I have been lucky.

So I get it, a bit.

It alienates you from part of the queer experience. Struggle is a huge part of queerness as a shared experience, NGL, but it isn't ubiquitous or all we have. Just, especially when we are young and people tend to be facing the most opposition, it is very prominent.

But there are parts of the queer experience you do share, and you are part of a continuum of people who were queer like you, and if you don't experience this pain in your home life, that is good and what we wanted for you.

You're part of the queer experience that is especially precious. You were brought up safe, in a climate of love and acceptance. You're what we should all get to experience. Value that. So many of us older folks got through on nothing but hope, and if there was none for us we got through on hoping it would get better for those to come, and seeing you getting what we always wanted for those who came after is healing.

You are precious to us. You are part of us.

You can seek out other parts of the culture. Even if they are not your reality, they are part of your heritage. You're still connected to those who came before. You can explore all of that, and build ties in the community built on other common experiences. We have a beautiful culture, we really do. And we are happy to have you.

lastoneout

freak-comes-to-shitpost-here

me when my anti-gravity balls won't stop flying away

#ohnomyballs

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