#envidium

[magicbound-a]

envidium replied to your post:    >> i’m convinced orsino’s fainted at least once...

// i bet orsino’s the kind of person who stands up and blacks out for like a full minute

   >> tru

[misericorsanima-blog]

"and where do i go?"

five word prompts [ X ]

Battles were never fun. If possible at all, it was high priority that they were avoided. Prevented even. But what came on your path could not always be chosen. Some predicaments were cruelly forced upon you, consequences along with it just as easily. The rubble spoke of struggle, and the lingering smell of smoke in the air spun its own tale to the beholder happening upon the scene. Pushing himself up from his crouched position, one swift clap returned the ground to it’s former state before he glanced back at Envy. 

He couldn’t let his mind wander for too long. Couldn’t and wouldn’t. They still had places to be, things to do. Goals to complete. And that simple fact made him realize all the more that he had to keep moving forward, no lingering in one place any longer than requested or needed.           “I don’t know why you’re asking me.”

[ilhuicac-blog]

giveaway is over! resultz are

1.) envidium - 100 icons, promo banner, stupid doodles

2.) junkyardaesthetic - 75 icons, stupid doodles

3.) k1dsnextdoorrule - 50 icons, stupid doodles

4.) vodkatz - 25 icons, stupid doodles

ill be sendin askz for you to respond to. If you dont respond by feb 20th, i'll pick new winnerz

[kenosiis-archive-blog-blog]

// Second Greed had to start from the beginning again, while First'd had two centuries to change. Second struggles with his vice, while First is pretty comfy. Second accepts a version of his vice that isn't quite the truth. Bido gives us reason to believe that Greed thought of the Nesties as friends. Do you think he became more reluctant to admit, even recognize, that he wants friends /after/ he regains his memories? In part because of that, perhaps, or because of what happened to them?

I think that this is the result of a lot of deeply-rooted psychological things, actually. 

But I think that you're definitely right in assuming that he doesn't want to remember--doesn't want to accept--everything about himself because of the pain. He definitely, one hundred percent, became more reluctant after he regained his memories; his reluctance to pursue what his "true" avarice desired was never touched on nor mentioned before he killed Bido and before he had that recollection, so I think it's entirely because of remembering them, remembering such a fundamental aspect of his own history, that he remembers who he is and who he was. That isn't to say that Greed is defined by the Nesties, but he is shaped by them, as is his character arc and his actions; the Nesties remind him of who he is, what he actually wanted. Knowing that they were destroyed would only upset him further, rupture any sort of lies that he could have possibly told himself because that amount of anguish can't be erased even by someone so deterred from it. And I think there might be an aspect of: "i had that once, and look what happened"? That could be a stretch, but I definitely think that that's how his mind works. fjeiaofhweio

[firesmothered-archive-blog]

☆ & ♎

Questions about the writing process!!

☆ - How did you go about getting a grip on your muse’s character?  it came -- easy?                            --------- even though i still sometimes struggle to think what am i to write and what am i to make her think. but i do think that a great favor in making me possible to write her is the mere fact i've loved her since ---  2008, in which 2003's anime was first shown on a channel in my country? along with it i try to write someone strong & determined; independent even if she is affiliated with father / rest of the homunculi. 

♎ - What is one thing you love about your writing?                            --------- fact i've made myself say and follow the rule of -- not making a difference between a male and a female muse? i used to do that and avoid writing ladies because i thought -- what if someone?? doesn't think a woman should be written this way? what if someone says i'm writing her too manly? but i don't do that anymore and - - - i have two female muses; something i've never had.

[assxmi-blog]

▲ do it go for it

Open starters…. Bruh….

I don’t like them, I just don’t.

Here are a couple of scenarios as to why:

Spend a lot of time and effort writing out a starter that no one gets to.

Spends a lot of time and effort writing a starter that a lot of people respond to, it may become too much so the notes get mixed up plus there’s 90% that it’ll get dropped really quick so what’s the point.

Writing a starter for a specific person in mind, that said person PLUS others respond, I respond to the person that I had in mind the whole time. Now the others will feel bad because I’m just responding to the person and I never bothered with them.

Someone responds and I don’t exactly like their response, either in content or length  waste of time from both sides.