#bartmeise

[let-the-sunset-rise]

These bitches gay, good for them, good for them

[besidethepath]

When I'm looking for a photographic challenge in the reeds, I try to find bearded reedlings. I rarely see them. And when I do spot them, they are either far away or hidden by the reeds. Arrrghh … Recently I managed to take at least a few pictures

[kiigan]

💛 Cleanliness - How important is hygiene to them? Do they prefer a partner be clean, or is sweat and grunge more of a turn on?

sunday-themed character asks

ㅤWhen it comes to situations outside of intimacy, hygiene is VERY important to Itachi. It often/easily reaches levels of obsession. Everything must be pristine, starting with himself, and sweat and grunge are big no-nos.

ㅤDuring intimacy... the core remains the same, although with more room for leniency. It will depend on context, as well. If it is a long-term partner and someone he truly loves and trusts, them being a little bit dirty or disheveled is acceptable and has the potential to be attractive. Some faces and body types look yummy after a run under the sun and some rolling around on the forest ground. If it's a situational partner, however, or someone he doesn't have that much of a bond with, if you're going to try to bed him on a dirty bed there is a high chance he will walk out on you because the audacity. Go shower yourself and review your game, sir and/or madam. I'm interested in your body fluids, not in your germs.

ㅤMost importantly, being clean is a demand for Itachi himself and it has to do with his perfectionism. Save for exceptional circumstances, like in the middle of a mission for example, he always wants to look like the best version of himself for his partner, because that is actually a way to show his care. Anything less than perfect is unacceptable for the person he loves (and also because anything less than perfect is disgusting and a shame and how is he even worthy of that love if he's not presenting himself perfectly, right??)

@bartmeise & @hunting-songs

[shcrdcdlifc]

Detailed drawing of Senritsu from Hunter x Hunter for @bartmeise / @hunting-songs ! Hope you all enjoy this first time drawing of the character and tysm for being so kind to me friend, enjoying our thread! 🎼 💜

[bewitchingbaker]

🌟 What’s something small they did as a child that hinted at who they’d become?

In some of the old family videos focusing on Jess's antics, one could see an extra person in the background. A small boy following behind her. Every one of her arm folds, little two steps, and voices of irritation were all imitated by her baby brother. Something that sometimes continued into their adulthood. Chris thinks Jess is the coolest person and there's always a small imitating of her somewhere in him.

Often in his slightly alt appearance and how he approaches big problems.

[theternalflame2]

Tell me a fact about your oc and I will respond with a semi-related fact about mine: Despite growing up between graverobbers and having a massive resource of curse-words and insults, she usually avoids cussing because she thinks its beneath her beeing professional (also if she has time to cuss, she has also time to proper communicate she is irked so she thinks cussing and insults are useless). The closest one can get out of her is her making a remark to Mozarts Köchelverzeichnis Number 282c.

Tell me a fact about your oc and I will respond with a semi-related fact about mine

Oh? Now I feel the need to hear about that, Senritsu, please enlighten me xD

By default, neither Adalia nor Skarn are people who curse. They simply believe we have a vast array of words and synonyms, making aggressive verbal use unnecessary. There are so many ways to say the same thing, whether with irony or sarcasm, and it's so endearing when the other person doesn't understand, or worse, understands and gets offended, that they simply don't want to stoop to that level.

That said… if they're angry, they'll definitely swear or insult you directly. Although… for plot reasons… it's best not to make them too angry just yet.

[skarletchains-archived]

👕 POLO SHIRT — my muse's appearance/fashion preferences

MOODBOARD & AESTHETIC GAME !

@queenharumiura also asked for this one

I really need to start making threads with Kurapika dressed like this: Beret, poncho, pants (here we call those pants "Bombachas de Gaucho"), espadrilles, knife, boleras, sometimes a shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a scarf around his neck... it's just so beautiful and I feel like it fits him very well.

For those who don't know, it's the typical attire of a Gaucho here, which is the culture (my) Kurapika and the Kurta clan are inspired by.

Or at least I need to draw him... I feel like he would look very handsome!!

And it's an outfit very close to his traditional Kurta garb

[kiigan]

∗ 25﹕ who  is  an  author  whose  writing  inspires  your  own ?

questions for muns

who  is  an  author  whose  writing  inspires  your  own ?

ㅤI tend to grab bits and pieces of many authors, I'd say. And my style of writing fluctuates along with the thread and the scene — sometimes I purposefully make it silly and lighthearted and full of puns and word plays, and sometimes I go borderline purple prose and purposefully add ambiguous metaphors and syntax that doesn't make much sense because it reflects the muse's inner conflict, for example. And this variety is only possible exactly because I read many different authors with many different styles!

ㅤI will have to point the name of G.R.R. Martin, however, because I feel my writing went through a big evolution back in the days I used to write in the ASOIAF fandom. I am a big fan of the books, not erasing the many issues they do have, and one thing in particular I love in his writing is the way he does foreshadowing. The way he grabs a literal universe of characters from all over and makes them all come together in the end in a way that makes sense. This isn't always possible to do in roleplay, obviously, and it's something more suited for actual fanfiction, but whenever possible I like to sprinkle in little moments of foreshadowing as well! And I've learned from him how it's so much more fun to hint at certain things and show them implicitly while writing, rather than openly spoon-feeding everything to the reader.

fun fact — I have taken those quizzes to know who my writing was similar to and I got Leo Tolstoy in one occasion and Anne Rice in another, so make of that what you will. 😂

@hunting-songs