#at least implied

[spaceraceart]

narrator's human sona revealed!

[zerorock41]

So I got slapped in the face with this idea at 3 in the morning, so I paid @lettuccine to make it a reality. Thanks again! Absolutely incredible!

[angyblobghost]

Danny "piece of shit teenager" Phantom is floating around being a pain in the ass in the Justice League, as normal, when suddenly, he stops in the air.

His head turns 194 degrees, and his smile stretches wide.

"Raven!" He calls, just as the cloaked half demon enters the meeting room.

She stares impassively. "Danny."

"Oh come onnnnnn" the ghost ribs, standing upside down above her like a strange mirror image. "Call me 'Dad' already!"

Raven scowls. "No."

Cyborg, who had entered the watchtower with the girl, looks between them in confusion. "Now what on sweet mother earth is goin' on here?"

Phantom's laughter grated on every eardrum in the vicinity, like cracking glaciers.

"I beat the hell out of her dad, and ate half his soul!" He explains, like it's nothing.

"I took his throne in the duel, so it's only right that I be both a better ruler and a better father, eh?"

"Not my dad." Raven growls.

Phantom just smirks at her, and tosses her a paper bag. She catches it in her magic, and immediately whips out a cookie and begins crunching on it.

On Cyborg's glance, she just glowers. "Not sharing."

[monotonedongs]

"That baby doesn't even look like me"

Link to the posts that inspired this below the cut!

[survivesurvivingwhump]

Caretaker doing simple things such as always asking Whumpee if they want a hug and not giving one if they say "no" to help Whumpee relearn that their consent matters, that their "no" matters

whumpee being taught that their no matters, having the chance to internalize that, to experience it over and over again is one of my favourite things in a recovery arc.

and one particular kind of moment in that part of an arc that has me captivated is like... when they're starting to trust it, when they want to trust it, but they just. they can't yet. and so they decide to test it. they say no when they don't actually mean no, they just want to see if it'll work. they want to see if they'll be allowed to say no, if their no will be heard.

and it is. their no is heard, and respected. they're not forced. they're not punished. they're not shamed. caretaker nods and says okay. no judgement. no drama. whumpee just stares at them, not quite able to believe it. they breathe, ragged and serrated, and stare at their friend, and it hits them that they never truly believed that it would actually work. not until right that moment did they realize they truly expected that no to be ignored.

but it isn't. it's heard. it's welcomed. they don't know how to process that at all. especially since they feel an inch from shattering and they want a fucking hug of all things but they just said no. what are they supposed to say? "sorry, i didn't mean that, i was testing you. i thought you'd force me anyway. will you hug me now? can i take it back?"

[ketzorino]

eddielings with their precious bf

[polyquestria]

If I only post once a year, y'all KNOW it's gonna be for her!

Granny is here to wish all her queer apples a happy pride!

And as an added bonus: While I may have only included 9 flags to make a nice, even looking post, I've included transparent base version under the cut for whatever flag you see fit!

[encarminus]

gentle tuch