StarSeverance

She/Her / 21 / Selfshipper / SALS / HUGE Proshipper / DMs always open / Send me asks I beg of you / This blog is mostly run on a queue

[starseverance]

A New Pinned, Yay!

Feb 2026 Edit: A lot has changed. I don’t think I’ll be away forever. Much love to all my friends, mutuals, and followers, and anyone else who needs some love. 💗

Hi hi! I am Starseverance (you can call me Star/Sev/whatever idc) and this is my selfship blog.

If you're new, I recommend reading my tags below; and if you're under 18 please blacklist the "mdni" tag.

You can expect reblogs of lots of villain F/O stuff, imagines, and ask games! I occasionally write my own imagines and games, so keep an eye out :p. My selfship has a significant age gap between adults so if that makes you uncomfy you may want to move on.

My ask box is always open for questions, gushing, imagine requests, or anything else! I love getting asks and hearing from you! DMs are open too.

About Me: 21, she/her, plural, lives under a rock. Semi-active, I love my queue. I was once called a🚨Huge Proshipper🚨(accurate, I guess?). DNI: None. I enforce my own boundaries when necessary. I tend to block people if I'm in their DNI though.

!!! If for whatever reason you want me to delete a reblog of your post, don’t hesitate to DM me!

My F/O - 💫

I don't publicly share who 💫 is, but I don't super hide it either; and I tend to tell anyone bold enough to ask me in DMs.

About Him: 💫 is in his mid-sixties, I affectionately and accurately call him a terrible old man. He's a total workaholic, a tyrant, and a military man through and through. He epitomizes lawful evil. About Us: 💫 and I have been together since May 6th 2021 (SSSH pretend the breakup never happened). We may have widely differing moral and political beliefs, but we're there for one another when it counts! Our dynamic tends to be fluffy and romantic, we can be pretty sappy at times.

I self ship with 💫, imagining myself in his world and such; but I'm also dating him irl. Ifykyk.

Important Tags

#Sev's Thoughts - Original posts by me, posts where I added something, and ask answers. #f/o: yn1ipc - 💫 #sendmeasksibegofyou - Every ask game I do. Feel free to send me asks from old things! #imagines - All imagines. Includes #my imagines, #f/o comfort, #nsft imagines, and #dark imagines.

I tag NSFT things with #mdni. Potentially triggering subjects are tagged as #cw [trigger]. If I forget to tag something, feel free to let me know!

Book Dividers by Firefly Graphics

[pukicho]

Doctor: $140,000 a year

Furry artist on Patreon: $160,000 a year

i think you’re lowballing the furry art amount tbh

[pukicho]

I’m sorry for the inaccuracies, Doctor Yiff

no matter how I respond to this I don’t look good, well played. i walked right into that

Well, furry artists are typically more competent and courteous than your average doctor, so I can see that.

[pukicho]

Did you just legitimately tell me that a person who draws wolf ass is more competent than a dude who spent 8+ years in a university to give you your lung transplant?

doctors are bullshit and furry artists perform an infinitely more valuable service to society compared to them

[pukicho]

You will die in 7 days

[hokuto-ju-no-ken]

It took doctor’s like 10 years to diagnose what was wrong with me, some insisting I was faking for attention while a furry artist I knew just went “that sounds like crohn’s” after hearing me complain once and ended up being right

Also I can’t go to a doctor and ask them to draw Rouge the Bat wider than she is tall with tits to match, now can I

[kolbye]

You could if you weren’t a fucking coward

[worldheritagepostorganization]

World Heritage Post

[raevenlywrites]

Art by coolfrogdude together at last

[bisexualshakespeare]

[ID: a comic illustrating the above thread as if it was happening in a theater. The users are mostly shaped like their icons, pukicho is a pikachu and hokuto-ju-no-ken is a gengar. The last panel is gengar looks back where a speech bubble comes out of the crowd to say, “you could if you weren’t a fucking coward.” /end]

[azzy-the-christian-furry-deacti]

I can’t believe I’m actually seeing this post

[beardedmrbean]

Magic of tumblr,

[athelind]

I am morally obligated to add the YouTube video whenever this thread crosses my dash

[capricorn-0mnikorn]

I’ve seen this thread more than a few times. But this is the first time I’ve seen this video. So thank you for your service.

[aceal0tl]

@hellsite-hall-of-fame

[oxypill]

did u know that um what the fuck

[girlwithwhitebeltinmoshpit]

[penny-anna]

Lost Doctor Who and the Daleks episodes discovered in 'ramshackle' collection

The Doctor's assistant Peter Purves was invited to a screening of the episodes in Leicester.

OH MY GOD??

[penny-anna]

oh my god i talk a lot of shit about getting back more of daleks master plan but its actually happening there's a clip on the article and everything. oh my god it's 1am. i have work in the morning.

[penny-anna]

and two?? TWO????? im on the fucking floor

[swordlet]

Peter Purves, who played the Doctor's assistant Steven Taylor, was invited to the Phoenix Cinema in Leicester on Wednesday under false pretenses to view the two episodes, and he said: "My flabber has never been so gasted."

My flabber has never been so gasted.

[penny-anna]

Daleks Master Plan was broadcast once in the UK in 1965/66 and then never again bcos it was never picked up for overseas broadcast. there were 2 copies known to exist total. this is genuinely incredible news I knew we were getting a missing episode return but I can't believe it's actually DMP oh my god

[literary-potato]

Stanislav Petrov, 'The Man Who Saved The World,' Dies At 77

Petrov was on overnight duty in 1983 when computers indicated the U.S. had launched a nuclear strike against his country. He had only a few

RIP to a quiet hero.

A good reminder in these times that even when powerful men act with impunity to do evil, tossing out callous orders left and right, that at the end of the day those powerful men often depend on ordinary, low-level workers to push a button somewhere, to flip a switch, to pull a trigger… and that those ordinary individuals have the power to say “no.” You can refuse to push the button, and you might save countless lives in the process.

[literary-potato]

ALSO a good timely reminder that automated systems can be wrong!!!! Sensors can be tripped incorrectly! Data can get corrupted! Electronics can fail! Machines shouldn’t make decisions!!!! There needs to be at least one human (ideally more than one for big decisions!) assessing the machine’s output, weighing it against other sources of information and the potential consequences, and making a rational, moral decision. Not just logical: RATIONAL.

[lokihiddleston]

Cogsworth: “Yes, but… Why?”

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

I work with kids and I've had two occasions where a little boy straight up won't listen to anything I say because I'm a woman. and like yeah he's gonna continue to be raised by terrible role models and probably grow up to be a sexist douchebag but I have three hours a week to get through to him and so far I'm crushing it. I got six year old boys who previously didn't listen to a word I said telling their shitty dads to not speak to me like that. yeah that's right I'm the teacher making your kid woke. go fuck yourself about it.

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

you left your kid with me and I taught him that women are people. and also to question authority. and also how to kick someone in the nuts. have fun with that.

[rainbow-demoness]

Do you have advice for people wishing to also learn the skill of getting through to little boys who've been taught not to listen to women?

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

honestly there's nothing that's going to work for every kid but I've found just turning kid behavior back on them usually works pretty well. like if they say something about "girls are like this and boys are like that" be like why. why. why. why. exactly the way little kids do. they'll try to come up with an answer but usually after like five rounds of me asking why they'll eventually be like huh. idk.

in my case it definitely helps that I teach kids martial arts classes at a boxing gym with a lot of women. so little boys just factually cannot tell me that girls can't fight or aren't strong or something, because they're constantly surrounded by proof that isn't true. also rules are very different in a boxing gym so if a kid is being a little shit I'm allowed to pick them up and put them in upside down air jail. you probably can't do this in most contexts.

I think the biggest thing is that they need to see men and other boys listening to women. they're following the example that's been set for that. at home maybe their dad never listens to their mom, but when they show up at my class all the other boys are following my instructions. peer pressure is real and you can use it to your advantage. I make a point to tell the biggest buffest manliest dudes what to do in front of the little boys. now this works because those dudes already listen to me, but getting any dudes to follow your instructions could probably work.

the best punishment is the natural consequences of your behavior. if a kid isn't going to listen to me, he doesn't get to do class. this works because class is fun and he wants to kick stuff and hit people with noodles. kids want to have fun more than they want to misbehave. as long as listening to me is more fun than misbehaving, they'll listen.

because these boys are learning this behavior from their dads, the dads also tend to be the kind of tough strict emotionally distant parents that would yell at "girly" behavior or crying. even when I'm strict with the kids, I never yell, I obviously never hurt them, and I always listen. they want to yap at me about pokemon or youtubers. it can be tough when they're really sexist at the beginning but eventually they will show you something that their dad wouldn't approve of, whether they want a pink noodle or quietly mention they like a girly show. this is the part where you simultaneously act like it's no big deal while encouraging it. you need show it's completely normal for a boy to want or like that. if you can, bring up another boy or man they know who likes the same thing. I always show off my nails to the kids and bring over the guy who also paints his nails. you'll probably get "boys can do that?" comments and I usually just go "well he's a boy and he did it, so unless his hand falls off right now I think it's okay"

for me, it's always eventually gotten to a point where the boys realize that everyone else thinks it's normal to listen to women, and that if they want to have fun they need to listen too. they also realize that these people and these women are nicer and listen to them more than their dad does. they notice how all these nice people that make them happy talk to women very differently than their dad does. when those boys yelled at their dads for being rude to me, I made a point to thank them and say that they were right and their dads were rude.

encouraging the behavior you want to see is even more important than punishing the behavior you don't want to see. you can't tell kids what not to do without giving them something to replace the behavior with.

[anxietyproblem]

[digitalprayercards]

Lenten Prayer

[credit to catholicprayercards.org for the image]

[cheerfullycatholic]

[pillowspace]

It feels like this every time I write a fic

[swagophile]

I had a dream that Joe Biden kept trying to sneak back into the white house to become the president again and he had a variety of silly disguises like in one he was wearing a big moustache and top hat and introduced himself as Job Iden and tried to sell trump snake oil and trump was super interested until his moustache fell off and then JD vance was like "wait a minute.. that's joe biden!!" amd he was like "welp, gotta run, see ya later jack!" and then all the evil white house staff were shaking their heads cus joe biden almost sneaked into the white house and the newest aid was there and she was like "That was a close call, Mr President" and his new aide was actually kamala harris wearing a big cartoon wig and they were all too distracted by joe biden to notice

[dailysnoopy]

[kijimha]

just because you havent seen me post about The Character in a while doesn't mean i'm any less insane about them in private

[thesummerday-deactivated2026041]

sorry I have nothing good to post you must love me anyway

[queeranarchism]

Had a medic shift at a festival recently. People came up to me panicking, telling me that a diabetic person with a cognitive disability had just walked to the drinks stall and started drinking pure lemonade syrup. Surely this was suicidal? Should they call an ambulance???

I walked up to the person, asked them why they're eating so much sugar. Their answer: "blood sugar too low". They were self-medicating a hypo. They knew what they were doing. I hung around a bit to make sure they were okay and watched them monitor their own blood sugar by the book.

Please folks, talk to people before you assume that you know better. People with disabilities. People with psychosis, mania or hallucinations. Neuroatypical people who communicate through cards or writing tools. Try to communicate before jumping to conclusions. Most people understand more than you think about their own needs.

Don't just go to a medic or other form of help behind someones back. That's really not okay and can get people in real trouble. Bypassing someone's autonomy like that is a huge call to make. It shouldn't be the first thing you do.

EDIT: For the record, for the people in the notes: I later had a conversation with the people who came up to me and learned that they were not ignorant about how diabetes works. They knew what a hypo was, they knew that medicating it involves eating sugary foods. If the person had not had a cognitive disability, they probably would have interpreted the situation correctly.

But because the person had a cognitive disability, they saw them drinking pure lemonade syrup and assumed that this person was ignorantly putting their own life in danger. They did not see self-medication because they assumed the person wasn't capable of self-medication. And worse, they then assumed that there would be no point communicating with that person about it and talked to me instead.

Understanding diabetes is valuable and more people should learn about it, but this story is not about ignorance, it's about the ableism of assuming other people's capabilities and bypassing their autonomy.