#galaxyarena

[kinzie-is-a-freak]

hi! so i'm here to say quickly since this is extremely important, kinzie (bloodtype-ohshit / wetzels-pretzels-official / glitchzie) knowingly and willingly harbored a self admitted pedophile that had multiple victims. they let this pedophile around survivors without telling anyone

[bendingmuses]

@galaxyarena sent: “ah, fuck it” for Suyin to shove Baatar Sr up against a wall for a surprise kiss 👀

Baatar's face heated up as she pushed him against the wall. Not that he was complaining. His hands went to her hips out of instinct, and he lent into the kiss. "You know, when you do things like that, it reminds me how we ended up with so many kids. It's a good thing I haven't lost my appeal."

[castshed]

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tell me why don’t we write together! | accepting.

all i can say to this is - never be afraid to run any of your ideas by me! worst case scenario, we'll put it off to the side for the time being and focus on something else. - but i'll have you know that 99% of the time i'm down for just about anything. especially with ocs.

[castshed]

what inspires you when writing your oc? (if it varies between ocs, i would love to hear abt the differences!)

see this? this is my thinking face.

It's hard to say 'cause I don't really take inspiration from much.

I think for Sophie and Natalya (they're sisters, btw) I just like shipping a lot? and i'm really good at writing them the way i feel they'd act in daily life with their s/o. - so i guess shipping memes and that kinda thing are inspo for them? height - related starters too (they're giants.. xD oops.)

for Ari it's harder, since his muse has been spotty for years... it's mostly anything having to do with covert operations (think of like.. Ghost Recon or Call of Duty-esque stuff.) he works for the CIA, so that kinda stuff is fun to write or just generally think about.

[redridcr]

18, 21, 29

@galaxyarena is a babe - still accepting!!!

18. what’s your favorite trope? I don't follow many tropes, but my blog follows a very specific line from the Seabiscuit movie, stated by the horse trainer, Tom Smith:

" You don't throw a whole life away just because it's banged up a little bit. "

Specific to this scene ( keep in mind that was set in the 1930s ), Charles Howard, future owner of Seabiscuit, was looking for a team for horse racing.

Owner Charles Howard? His son had just died and his marriage failed, though he had just remarried Marcela Zabala. Trainer Tom Smith? He was an old cowboy in areas of the old west that were being roped off for development and had to high tale it to sideshow circuses for a living. Jockey Red Pollard? A runaway of a boy who was too tall for being a jockey and too short to for societal standards AND on luck in his sport before finding Seabiscuit.

The entirety of this blog is based on the idea of giving people a chance because, despite a past, they may be the exception.

21. what’s one fandom that terrifies you and why? God, none really? It depends on the people. I have muses from ' niche ' fandoms so I don't have to deal with opinions much. And if there is an opinion. IDK? Go write the character yourself?

29. what’s your least favorite genre to write? Horror and violence ( which is funny bc I built a mercenary verse because I somehow floated into some Resident Evil RPers early on ). It's not that I HATE the genre ; I feel like I'm clumsy when I write it. I love small details and emotional value. I feel like horror and violence need action and quick thoughts that are harder for me to write. There's fast coordination.