#autipendent

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Wei Wuxian thrives with encouragement not punishment and now that Yanli isn’t around anymore, Lan Wangji has to fill the void.

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based off that one meme you know the one. My heart goes to out Lan Wangji for every single day he has to suffer Wei Wuxian’s dumbassery.

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I’ve decided I suck at drawing and need to practice and so this happened and now I don’t even want to look at it anymore, ugh!

Anyway, it’s supposed to be Wei Wuxian.

I’ll go... practice some more...

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who’s the peacock now?

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i can’t believe this is canon

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I can’t ever get enough of Jotun Loki and I love that every fanartist has their own shade of blue for him.

(Yes, I know I forgot the kyn lines. I’ll add them next time, promise)

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S’mores!

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There’s a Japanese word, kaima-mi (垣間見), which describes looking through bushes to watch the object of your affection.

During the Heian era kaima-mi was a popular trope, in which a suitor snuck a first peek at his beloved through the hedge. Since noblewomen usually were living secluded from everyone else, this was the only way of catching a glimpse of them.

Fun fact: because sisters were often raised apart from brothers once they were a bit older, it was not unusual for two siblings to not know each other at all and to have grown up without any contact. This occasionally led to a brother seeing his grown-up sister for the first time via kaima-mi and falling in love with her.

I am not saying that has anything to do with this situation, but well, no harm in letting your imagination run wild, right?