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[malfunctioning-froog]

Hi I call JJBA Gogo’s Bigarre Bagoogoo

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[deengdawng]

Little More Action, Please (2673 words) by IxAjaw Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Rockman X | Mega Man X Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: X/Zero (Rockman Classic Universe) Characters: X (Rockman Classic Universe), Zero (Rockman Classic Universe), Signas (Rockman X) Additional Tags: Fluff, hand holding, Banter, Established Relationship Series: Part 3 of XZero Week 2026 Summary: XZero Week 2026, Prompt 7: Hand in Hand. Zero breaks his fingers, X fixes him up. Hands end up touching a lot. That's it, that's the fic.

[adrawingidiot]

Husband was giving me shit about how if I'm staring intensely at my phone I'm either playing mysmes, talking to friends about it, writing about it, or reading about it....

I corrected him with "*Or* I'm reading the dsm5!" Which. I paused doing to play.

Mf comes back with "That's mystic messenger fanfiction."

[atrans-transformers-fan]

Bro I got that 𒋦 in me

[airedelalmena]

Dreamt that she and I were in The Old House, and it was all as it was...but we had the entire kitchen walls covered with artistic frog decorations. Guests were over. I was at one point crawling the walls like a frog/toad.

I don't know if this was meant to have a spiritual significance or not...maybe. Seemed to have a cultural relevance.

"Perhaps it is frogs' impressive fertility combined with their association with water, so important for human life, that has led humans to see them as such potent and positive symbols. In pre-Colombian Mesoamerica, many tribes worshipped a goddess known as Ceneotl, the patron of childbirth and fertility, who took the form of a frog or a toad with many udders. Also, frogs and toads were considered spirits of rain, and were used in many rituals intended to bring the rains. The Aymara tribe of Peru and Bolivia made small frog images, which they placed on hilltops, to call down the rain. Indeed, if the rains failed, some tribes blamed the toads for withholding the rain, and would lash them in punishment. The early Aztecs saw the toad as Tlaltecuhti, the earth mother goddess, who embodied the endless cycle of death and rebirth. She appears either as a real toad or in quasi-human form, with clawed feet and a gaping fanged mouth, and her joints are adorned with human skulls. She usually appears in a squatting position, giving birth to the new world, while dying souls pass through her fanged mouth to the netherworld. In one legend, she is the source of the entire universe: Quetzalcoatl, the bird-serpent god, and Tezcatlipoca, the magician-jaguar god, find her floating alone on the primordial sea. They tear her body in half, with one half forming heaven, and the other forming the earth. Some common Mesoamerican toads are known to cannibalize their own and other toad species, which may explain the use of the toad as the image of destruction as well as fertility or rebirth."

Our croaky Gods: frogs across creational myths

Cultures around the world have created unique mythologies surrounding frogs. In ancient Egypt, Heqet and the Ogdoads were god frogs associat

"For hundreds of thousands of years, anurans inspired us. Their unique morphology, strong dependency of water, and full-body metamorphosis inspired many different myths across different cultures, resulting in stunning cases of cultural convergence that drew parallels between them and some of our most primeval fears, ideas and necessities." "(...) Similarly, the North American Klamath believed frogs were medicine-bringing women and in some regions of the Austrian Tyrol, it was believed that frogs were portents of pregnancy, and that women could carry frogs in their womb, beliefs that lasted until the XXth Century. In some villages across the South Slavs (Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria…), children were not allowed to call frogs by their usual name (žaba), and had to use a nickname (baba). If children would call frogs by their actual name, it was believed to bring bad luck to their mother (or even kill her), hinting a certain connection between frogs and motherhood." "(...) Similarly, according to the North American Chumash, the frog is actually the Queen of the Water, that who controls all the streams in the world. For the Chumash, frogs were also shamanistic helpers, who helped them transcend into the spirit world. As frogs go from water to land, so does the shaman go from this world to the spirit world."

Vessel with Frog Adorno

In ancient Taíno cultures, frogs and the color green were symbols of female fertility related to beneficial rains. The most important female

Maybe it means, too, that they're both with me. Her and my dad.

[heavensickness]

a chatroom with 707 from mymes & xyx from blooming panic where they end every sentence with "meow" so everybody else in the chatroom hates them

[red-and-blonde-moved]

Tag yourself I'm V

[pancakeke]

ah, yoosung route