#i'm thinking

[bobinkyi]

Just baked some BULLSHIT!!!!!!

[the-mechanica]

my problem really deeply is how shallow a tolerance younger people have for old queer media. like yes, it's dated and some of the politics don't hold water anymore, but to ignore older media simply based on that is to loose EVERYTHING we have bc we don't have a lot. just because queer themes caught up more recently doesn't mean we should rehash everything to fit into a more "presentable" format that is only considered modern bc of the puritanical blacklash of the last several years and sanitization of queer themes.

[ichxraaa]

your fav goes a little crazy when he gets a glimpse of your bush for the first time, their fingers had been suspended on the elastic of your panties, teeth softly nibbling on the lower part of your stomach, and finally they lower the panties, deliciously slow, savoring and wanting to prolong the moment as long as possible. he's been dreaming about tasting you for so long, and the the fabric slides just enough for him to see it, and his pupils go wide, eyes darkening at your exposed mound an the bush is revealing.

they let out a sigh that you wouldn't be able to identify it It sounds like relief or like joy, they nuzzle their cheek against your core as they pull down on the piece of fabric, fingers softly raising goosebumps as the travel from your hips to your thighs and then to your ankles. they press a kiss on the inner part of your calve.

when they spread your legs for them is embarrassing how they immediately nuzzle their nose against the texture of your mound, whatever hesitation you might have had is not allowed under their gaze, they spread your lips apart for their tongue, flat and hot as they lick a stripe from your entrance all the way to your clit. their head spins at the taste. they are home.

[hollanovsgingermelt]

ilya rozanov running a secret faceless stantwt account about the voyagers captain shane hollander. he regularly gets canceled for unethical rpf because of shipping shane with the boston bears captain.

[wordy-little-witch]

Interesting idea that I've been rolling around-

What if Sun's magical abilities are tied with his wither-detecting stuff?

And I mean that in the sense of like... I believe Sun only actually began touching on magic AFTER the situation with the witherstorm, correct me if I'm wrong. Like during the whole situation with Eclipse being banished from Sun's head, that came AFTER the witherstorm fight. Sun, who had very little magic training, who messed up the spell, who was deemed Not Good At Magic by several magic users at the time, who STILL got Eclipse out even then... It's a miracle that that worked out.

Then, later on? Sun dabbles in Star Power. He gives it up, but it's never formally locked within him by the Astrals. We later learn that Dark Star Power, a connected but inverse energy, is in some way compatible with witherstorm energy via Nexus, but nothing more.

Sun studies magic under Atlas for quite some time. Atlas, an alien mage, picks Sun to teach and help grow. He encourages Sun to get a wide foundation on every school of magic, teaches him quite a lot, and we... don't learn much at all about him, really. We can see that he begins interactions with Sun being chipper, silly and odd... And over time, he kind of mellows a bit, in a way.

My point is, I'm... pretty sure Sun had NO visible impacts from the whole Wither Saga until after he banished Eclipse, after he touched Star Power, after he started poking around magic again. And then suddenly, he was sensing shards.

Dahlia mentions in the oasis video that Magic is a force of nature. It wants what it wants and the best, most effective practice is not to CONTROL it but to essentially GUIDE it, to work with your surroundings, to match affinities. Sun has a natural inclination to fire, which is fine but not always as potent in certain mana-rich environments.

Fire... Fitting for a sun, a literal star. Also has connection from a more purple-and-black source, ykwim

And what is destruction, what is death, if not a facet of the natural order?

Plus, Dahlia also seems surprised to learn Sun doesn't perceive magic in color. He feels it like a tactile sensation, in texture and temperature... Just like he has described how he feels withershards, interestingly enough.

Maybe that's coincidence, but it'd be pretty neat if the more Sun dabbles in esoteric powers, the more impact the wither-situation, whatever it may be, has on him.

[rummy1869]

Let's make pigs where choir cloaks 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[scoutzone]

i'm feeling bittersweet about scout's and spy's outcomes. not only is scout not able to find the right person - having children with multiple partners just like his mother, and none of them staying - spy is doomed to keep his secret forever.

he has to lie to his own grandchildren, are you fucking serious?