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Can you go into the differences between single child timeline and multiple children timeline involving your connverse kids?

Gladly! 😁

Okay, so

Gold Timeline (multiple kids)

Steven and Connie had Ebony on their early 20's. Although they wanted to be independent, they were mentally unprepared for raising a kid (and had a little complication during Connie's pregnancy), so they moved close to where relatives can easily help them out. They had Rohini 2-3 years later, which was an easier period than before. They did eventually move away around when Ebony turned 7. They had twins around early 30's.

They settled in a resident close to the beach.

Steven and Connie got wed while Connie was pregnant with Rohini. They had golden wedding rings.

As one might've easily guessed, this household is noisy and rowdy. lol But they (Steven specially) did find peace in their children's chaos.

Part of my headcanon is that the older Steven and Connie had kids, the more gem-related powers the kid had. So Ebony had the least magical abilities, the twins had the most.

Connie is physically more durable than Silver timeline Connie.

Only the twins have pink tinted eyes with a vague diamond marking.

Silver Timeline (single child)

At their 30's, the two had enough time for themselves and figuring they're on a more stable situation, decided to finally have their own kid.

Connie and Steven were wed at ages 25/26. They had silver wedding rings.

Though still having close connections with the Gems and their parents, the couple never had the need to reside physically close to them.

They live in a more forest area and they'll have to travel by car or lion to reach the nearest town. Or a warp pad, which is not directly connected in their house.

I guess one could say they are relatively a boring family compared to the Gold timeline. Lol. The silver timeline dynamic is more mellow and subdued.

Steven is calmer than the Gold timeline Steven.

Ebony has visible dark diamond eyes.

There aren't that much details though, and I've just enumerated the ones at the top of my head because sometimes the ideas aren't listed down and tend to be forgotten. 😅

[hopepunk-humanity]

One thing that I always like to see is powdery snow falling off of tree branches and power lines.

Yess, that's so nice. Big fan of powdery snow. It really makes the world feel like it did when you were a kid.

[howelljenkins]

I’m definitely not an expert on movie history, so please correct me if I’m wrong, but I was always under the impression that landmark movies get regarded as such several years after the fact. The only thing that can prove that these great films will be remembered as landmarks is time. It’s probably me being overly optimistic, but I’ve got a good feeling that films like Moonlight will get the recognition that they deserve some day. Still, It’d be great if it happened sooner rather than later.

I acknowledged that in another post however my point was moreso about current media consumption occurring at such a fast rate and jumping on to new things so quickly that the culture around enjoying them as art has dissipated and as such it seems from my point of view that we are forming less connections to the media, thus decreasing how many pieces even have the chance to become landmarks in the future because they have to be so amazingly mind-blowing to pierce through that one-and-done consumption style. for tv shows and similar serial media it’s reducing any chance of them becoming lasting cultural phenomenons (gossip girl, sex and the city, friends, sister sister, etc.) and I see the difference in the way they’re consumed as they’re released in comparison to past years and to me that’s a clear indicator of how they’ll be viewed in the future if they’re even remembered at all. so yes there are pieces that will be remembered and held up as landmarks and classics, but I predict they’ll be fewer and far in between and I think their impact will be dampened compared to what it may have been had they been released into a culture that actually lingers on media

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector, what ever happened to Warpath after the exodus of Cybertron?

Dear Onomatopoeia Operative,

Warpath was among those bots believed lost in the battle for the Ark, having been forcefully ejected when part of the ship became depressurised. He fell back to Cybertron's surface and ended up severely injured.

Never one to let a little damage get in his way—or in this case a lot of it—Warpath tried to regroup with the other Autobot survivors. Instead he came across an isolated settlement of neutrals who had survived. The neutrals and Warpath came to an agreement: they'd work to repair him, so long as he acted as their protector in the meantime. What was intended to be a short term exchange ended up lasting cycles, then gigacycles as he found himself enjoying their camaraderie.

When at last the war ended, and Cybertron was reborn, the neutrals rejoined the greater Cybertronian society that was being built, and Warpath found himself at a loss. He no longer felt he had a role as an obliterator in the Autobot army, but he still wanted to help out. To his surprise, his old comrade Ironhide found a solution. On Earth there was a new group of Rescue Bots, dedicated to helping the humans that inhabited the world, just as their ancient organization had done for Cybertron.

There, Warpath found a new... well, path. He learned about humanity, and put his experience as a soldier and a protector to work for the sake of humanity. He eventually found purpose elsewhere on Earth, in areas of conflict, taking the form of an armored combat ambulance. The other Rescue Bots were aghast at this choice, but he pointed out that people needed rescue in the most dangerous of places, and despite everything that had happened, he would always be Warpath the Combat-Bot.

[ask-the-flirty-fighters]

Have either of you thought about having kids?

both: No.

Mr: Kids are definitely not in our cards, at the moment.

❤🍓: With each other or otherwise. We are still testing and discovering this new level of "intimacy" in our friendship.

Thanks for the ask, Cooper (@cooper-klebba) 😘

[revretch]

cooper-klebba replied to your post: Is there any damn cartoon that can introduce a...

Craig of the creek?

Yesss Craig of the Creek, like the last bastion of good black representation in cartoons lmao. We have gone so far downhill from the 80s and 90s in that. Hardly any mostly minority casts anymore.

[mahou-shonen-alex]

Connverse for the ship ask thing

Connverse:

Drinks all of the coffee

Connie does. but she always makes more after finishing it.

Brings up adopting a pet

Steven already has two pets. so i think he might do it again.

Kills the bugs

Connie, especially the giant gem bugs.

Cooks the meals

Both cook, but Steven does it more often because he has the cooking skill of a god

Starts getting into holidays way before they should

Steven. He even starts putting on winter decorations mid-october.

Initiates the couple selfies

Both of them.

Forgets the birthdays and anniversaries

Neither of them.

Always ends up with too much junk food after grocery shopping

Steven.

Nicknames the other

“Strawberry” and “Biscuit” for Connie and Steven respectively

[incorrect-steven-universe]

Lars: Ronaldo, please tell me you’re here to wave us off.

Ronaldo: No, no, no, I’m here for the quest. Love a good quest. Haven’t been on a quest since Beach City lost it’s gravity. The space station quest.

Lars: Stop saying quest.

Ronaldo: So, can I come on board?

Lars: Of course-if you promise to never ever speak.