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Daisy is DOWN for psychosexual games!!!

-@ambicutiebutt

I was hoarding this because I got so excited when I saw it. A Daisy Mask!! for me!!! Daisy is sosososo special in my brain because she singlehandedly has the power to fuck Enola up so hard. Enola has a genuine, deep respect for Daisy. Thinks shes so clever and knows how to survive/play the game. So!! If Daisy was masking while interacting with Enola she has an outward "This is fine :)))" but internally is punching walls. ("You're so smart. You'd be so much more useful to me if you could be honest.") Enola can't break character- She has an image and Daisy has so many custom tailored traits depending on who she's with- the psychosexual mind games ensue.

and an absolutely unrelated sketch of Daisy asking a local nun very innocent questions while she pretends to ask god about it

#aco asks #daisy the deceitful #Enola the solitary #Daisy is one of the only pcs I imagine Enola going out of her way to assist ngl #Wants nothing in return except for Daisy to keep doing what she's doing #So if Daisy approaches with a personality catered to her. Enola is “>:T hey. wait a minute. Not to me-"#Enola would have to be held at gunpoint and shot once (to prove you're not kidding) to be any kind of honest #But Daisy mask would send her through the stages of grief SO FAST #Daisy/Enola mindgame would include seeing who breaks character first!!

How would Enola treat someone who just cries really easily? I wanna know more about her, lol

VALID.

Like everything with Enola. Bc she can’t be simple. The answer varies-

How she is with someone crying vs someone who cries easily/regularly are different interaction trees for her.

With someone who cries easily or regularly she goes TWO WAYS.

She teases them. Relentlessly. (Her ass likes seeing people cry.) she won’t go so far as to actually make someone ball their eyes out. But tears of frustration or embarrassment? Chefs kiss. Lives for it. Loveslovesloves the fact that she can get someone to the point of tears with some words and light touches. Power trip for her (regaining her own sense of control one crybaby at a time.)

Gentle Enola activation. Listen. She sees anyone pathetic enough and she inserts herself. She has this thing where she wants to curate everyone’s perception of her into this untouchable/unreachable paragon (she looked at the statue of Virgo and felt mild jealousy ngl. Bc SHE wants to be the untouchable idol of veneration), and making herself an out as a “savior” or “protector” of someone vulnerable feeds into that for her. And once someone starts relying on her emotionally? Straight to her ego (and her passive lust gain.)

Short answer: she ACTIVELY seeks out people who cry really easily.

This is mostly the positive stuff with her demeanour towards tears, but I would be remiss not to mention that she does capitalize on any prexisting insecurity and will give you new ones. Enola is a toxic slow-burn bc if you knew right away the psychological games she’s playing you’d leave. She’d prefer no one know about this tendency of hers! So by the time you do realize, it’s best if you’re so intertwined you can’t leave. ❤️

#Enola the solitary #dol pc #dol oc #aco’s oc #aco asks #this is part of where her Kylar problems happen #she saw someone pathetic and vulnerable and tried to position herself as savior #and then he FREAK ACTIVATED and she immediately went nonononono #did she learn from this? no don’t be silly. what are the odds of it happening twice.#degrees of lewdity pc #dol

Will the fallen Enola keep her fallen angel tf or will she go to Jordan to remove it?

She'd keep it! Against all reason, she would keep the fallen TF. One of Enola's greatest flaws is her pride. She can't ask for help getting rid of this, because she can't even risk the idea that someone might discern that she didn't fall of her own will. It might be one of the worst things that could happen to her; everything she's worked for, everything she's sacrificed- gone in a moment. But, damn, if she won't hold on to the smouldering pieces of what she was despite the pain of it. Enola presents her being fallen like a decision everyone, including her, unanimously made. It would take a particularly keen person to see otherwise; and even then- depending on the value of the person, bringing it up to Enola would certainly have her lash out. Even with all her flaws... Enola isn't quite a hypocrite. She expects others to take accountability for everything that happens to themselves and herself is no exception. (on the other hand though, bc Enola does not believe in moderation, this means people also have to take accountability for actions done unto others. Including causing her to fall.)

#aco’s oc #enola the solitary #aco asks #“Enola you can get rid of this thing you hate-” “no. its who I am now”#fallen!Enola is 90% more likely to punch you in the throat if you try to get her to acknowledge her TF #throat punches you and then goes “huh? sorry? could you repeat that. I didn't hear you.”#better not to proceed unless you're confident you can win a battle of attrition #Enola “I'd rather die than admit I have no control of my narrative” the Solitary

Hi! Not trying to be rude, just earnest suggestion as a fellow digital artist? Have you tried mirroring your art while drawing it? I’ve found that it’s helped me a lot. I love your art, just trying to share some stuff I’ve learned. (You obviously don’t need to do this and please understand I do genuinely like your art and this isn’t intended to be condescending or judgmental or anything)

Don't worry, you don't come across as rude at all! I used to mirror my art when I was drawing while I was doing it more seriously- but it's been a couple years and I just want to have low-stress fun with it. And you're absolutely right, mirroring it does help bc it forces you to look at a piece from a different (often; a little crooked) angle. I'll probably start flipping my canvas again just to get back in the habit... I'm beginning to recall memories of finishing a picture only to realize I forgot to flip

#aco asks #This was really nice actually #its been around 3-5 years since I've last drawn super regularly and I had forgotten about this #my digital art information got thrown out to make way for classic lit... Like the Actual Divine Comedy (by Dante Alighieri)#Thanks Anon! I appreciate the tip!