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[trina-makes-an-entrance]

Manifesting Susie meeting Asriel and instantly disliking him for multiple reasons:

- The town's golden child (the opposite of what Susie and Kris are)

- How Kris acts when he's around (he's most definitely related to the Dark Worlds)

- He kind of looks like Ralsei but he's not Ralsei.

- His not-so-genuine niceness.

- His patronizing way of talking to others.

- He's not Ralsei.

And she can't help but want Ralsei to be with them, instead of this fake version of him that makes Kris feel like a failure, because their real Ralsei is so much better.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

No one can throw shade like Vincent fucking Price.

Columbo; Lovely But Lethal 03x01 (1973)

[torturedevice]

[whumpasaurus101]

4 Daaayssss......

@chaotic-orphan

[here-am-i-sitting-in-a-tin-can]

am i in too deep or has everyone lost their mind at least once because. well. goethe.

[the-chains-that-link-us]

Which Link do you want to see me design first?

The hero of the minish (MC)

The hero of four (FS)

The hero of time (OOT, MM)

The hero of winds (WW,PH)

The hero of spirits (ST)

The hero of twilight (TP)

The hero of light (FSA)

The hero of legend (ALTTP, OOA, OOS, LA)

The hero of worlds (ALBW, TH)

The hero of might (EOW)

The hero of hyrule (LOZ, AOL)

The hero of the wilds (BOTW,TOTK)

Voting ended onMar 4, 2025

If I missed anything, drop it in my ask box. (Sky will have to wait because I can only put 12 options)

[neon-prison]

When you hear sounds in the alleyway...its probably best to keep walking.

[magpie-to-the-morning]

“For many women, the most sex-positive contexts may not be the culturally sanctioned or readily available ones—such as hookups when you’re in college or the same old sex for the 1,287th time when you’ve been married for ten years. For some women, those are great contexts, but for other women a great, sex-positive context might be an anonymous one-night hookup against a wall of other people’s coats in a stranger’s closet at a party. For others it’s the warmly affectionate sex of a long-term, committed relationship. For some women, it’s a wide range of contexts, and for others, it’s a narrow window. As long as a woman is attending to her wellbeing and her partner’s, it doesn’t matter what the context is, as long as it brings her pleasure.

But if we ignore context, then anyone who finds sex unfun or whose desire diminishes may be tempted to conclude they’re broken or they don’t like sex… when really all they need is a better context.”

- Come As You Are, Emily Nagoski