#my chatter

[waynethusiast]

characters keep saying this shit to me and wanting to fuse into one being with me. hell yes

[rivers-and-reeds]

For those with found/adopted family, imagine being 'mistaken' as family with your familial f/o(s) for the first time, before you established what you mean to each other.

Whether you're enjoying a fun day out together, running daily errands, or in the middle of one of your usual bonding activities, someone says something that gives you pause.

Maybe your parental f/o bumps into someone they haven't seen in a long time. After your f/o introduces you and they've had some time to catch up, the person mentions offhandedly that they never thought your f/o would have a child of their own, looking at you with a smile. Perhaps they notice how gentle and considerate your f/o is with you, and they comment on how they've changed: you bring out a new, parental side of them that catches others by surprise.

As this person gets to know you more, they might even joke about traits you clearly got from your parent: their stubborness, their compassion, their sense of humour... even when they aren't able to fully explain why, you remind other people of them.

If you have a child f/o, maybe someone notices how comfortable and affectionate your f/o is with you, and those who witness it are touched by the bond you share: someone quietly congratulates you for raising a child who clearly feels cared for and loved. Perhaps someone else sees your f/o dashing around, calling for your attention or tugging you towards each new exciting thing, and they reminisce about when their child was a rambunctious ball of energy, giving you a knowing look.

It's obvious to anyone who sees you two that not only does your f/o love and trust you dearly, but that you return that care tenfold. Your actions speak volumes, and it's clear from the soft smile spreading across your face as you watch your f/o that you cherish your child more than anything.

For sibling f/os, perhaps someone laughs at a lighthearted argument you and your f/o are having, chuckling as they mention having similar squabbles with their siblings too. If your interactions tend to be softer, or you're in the middle of helping one another with something, imagine the fondness that enters someone's voice as they comment on how lovely it is to see siblings get along so well.

From the way you intuitively understand one another to how you talk, fight, laugh, and groan at each other's antics—there's an effortlessness to your dynamic that others instantly read as a bond between close siblings.

Across all kinds of familial f/o, you find people pick up on traits you share—you have the same smile, similar mannerisms, shared hobbies and passions, or tendencies neither of you had noticed that you have in common—and without missing a beat assume you're related in some way. When they mention it to both of you, they treat it like it's the most obvious thing in the world.

It's a strange realisation, though not an unpleasant one. How you interact with one another, the traces of each other found in your habits and personalities—these things expose something unspoken between you, maybe something that you weren't even aware of. To other people, regardless of whether you look alike, it makes you seem like- well...

Like family.

For some reason, neither of you correct them. Instead, your f/o looks over at you to gauge your reaction, making sure the comment hasn't upset or offended you. When they see it doesn't, you might notice them give you a soft smile, a subtle nod, or a sigh of relief, finding in your silence the answer to a question they didn't know how to ask. Alternatively, if it's a surprise to them, their eyes widen in sudden, bright realisation: you watch in real time as the nebulous puzzle of your relationship finally falls into place.

Once they know you're truly comfortable with it—whether that takes moments, days, or years—they call you their family with deep, deep pride. Whenever you do the same for them you see them light up with genuine joy. The love you hold for one another finally has a name, and it feels so right.

[bluedishsoap]

remembered this website where u can make petpet gifs and immediately had to administer petpet to them

[sarraceniacrafts]

I was a little late receiving it since I was away from home for a couple weeks, but I’ve finally got my @craftexchange package from @naritaren and I’m so excited! The crochet collar already looked amazing in photos but is so much more beautiful in person and so soft, and they threw in some really cool extras too! Thank you so much for sending me these!!!

[lambyti]

The Pirate Parrot (pirrot XD) the inscription means "Doubloon or life"

[enricocha]

im back

now i active at this blog (i cant note it and idk why:(((

I wasnt died all this time! i think-

I have never given up drawing and I will not quit, I promise:3

im sorry, It's just that my psyche told me "good bye" in June completely, but now everything seems to be fine with it

here i too will post art stuff, but not doodles and rip @dumbestart blog i think:_)

[rising-starship-phoenix]

Can anyone help me find that Käärijä post that had a caption along the lines of "everyone wants a piece of Käärijä" with Häärijä on a table (with an apple in his mouth I think) and Jere standing by him holding cutlery? It's for fic purposes.

[bones-napss]

actually “generational differences” are often a cop-out for people to hide behind in order to avoid taking responsibility for their own political opinions! the actual difference is in media literacy and how well we recognize different kinds of propaganda! in fact people over the age of 35 can indeed learn new things and form new opinions! a shocker!!!!!!