yank out those teeth I’m not using ‘em anyway

no one look at me I’m sukuna gooning

[twitone]

my name is teeth and i think sukuna is just neat-o

she/her. twenty-something. here to have fun

audience favs: right where you want me • art student!reader x culinary student!sukuna • virgin!sukuna x virgin!reader

teeth's picks: never dreamed i'd end up here • we move swiftly • it's quite alright to hate me now

full masterlist

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side blog so likes and follows don't show up!

if we’re mutuals please assume I want to yap but also you have to message me first because I am chickenshit

ENG/ESP

dc blog: @dickgraysonisnothereforthis

a03: drenched

[rylandgraces]

there’s a friday ass vibe about this wednesday boys keep your wits about you

[gunsandfireandshit]

[belimah]

That’s Sukuna’s body reader and Sukuna guys. @twitone back me up.

[twitone]

Yeah that was the first time they had sex. Reader was like “take that big pussy knife, bitch,” and Sukuna screamed and moaned and convulsed and arched his back while shouting “oh my god! You’re wrecking my dick fucking stabbing me! What the fuck stop fucking stabbing me!”

she does make him moan like a titty pornstar and it pisses him the fuck off. Sukuna knows how to grunt and growl to make pussies melt, why the fuck does he make these high pitched gay sounds the second she touches his cock? so annoying. he hopes she does it again

[giveherswords]

Jenny Holzer, Black Book Posters, 1979

[gaytanic-panic]

[belimah]

@twitone Sukuna's first time playing anything with the fraternity losers and frat!belimah throws this rare card

[twitone]

@belimah weeks late to the party but yes of course. yuuji casually mentions that sukuna is coming over and frat!belimah disappears for an hour (learning sleight of hand in his room), returns and insists on using his own deck of cards, only to deal himself this one on round one he ain't that slick

[twitone]

A Shirt That Doesn’t Quite Fit

February is a terrible time to become an orphan. It’s an even worse time for Yuuji to become a de facto foster parent.

But that’s probably any time, really.

Itadori Yuuji & Sukuna Ryomen (platonic)

warnings: mentions of past child abuse/neglect, mentions of self-harm, mentions of suicide, mentions of alcoholism, small mentions of pedophilia and incest

a/n: sad kidfic let’s go!! Please heed the warnings, this one deals with some heavy shit. Feat. Yuuji as a harried adult and Sukuna as a six year old little guy. Special thanks to @belimah for listening to me yap about this for the past three weeks (and peer reviewing the minor details that made me want to explode !)

est. wc: 45k (but like…don’t hold me to that)

dividers by @pixopix and @pxrce-lain

Chapter 1: Ground Zero - First Meeting (coming soon)

Chapter 2: (coming soon)

taglist is open! please lmk if you want to be tagged!

[twitone]

guys look it’s been peer reviewed

“wha t is happening im die” —@belimah

[belimah]

guys im gonna open a business of helping out writers to improve their writing with my deep insightful comments and pointed, sharp critiques. I'll start it for the price of $100 a paragraph or $1 by word ok great I'll be starting the business now

[twitone]

more of @belimah having a good time! they made 32 comments and 2 of them were pointed feedback ! see if you can guess which ones :)

[twitone]

Please please PLEASE PING ME FOR THE KIDFIC YUJI AND SUKUNA THING PLEASE IM STARVING PLEASE 😭😭😭

🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡 expect a sad kidfic notification in your inbox soon !!!!!

[twitone]

A Shirt That Doesn’t Quite Fit

February is a terrible time to become an orphan. It’s an even worse time for Yuuji to become a de facto foster parent.

But that’s probably any time, really.

Itadori Yuuji & Sukuna Ryomen (platonic)

warnings: mentions of past child abuse/neglect, mentions of self-harm, mentions of suicide, mentions of alcoholism, small mentions of pedophilia and incest

a/n: sad kidfic let’s go!! Please heed the warnings, this one deals with some heavy shit. Feat. Yuuji as a harried adult and Sukuna as a six year old little guy. Special thanks to @belimah for listening to me yap about this for the past three weeks (and peer reviewing the minor details that made me want to explode !)

est. wc: 45k (but like…don’t hold me to that)

dividers by @pixopix and @pxrce-lain

Chapter 1: Ground Zero - First Meeting (coming soon)

Chapter 2: (coming soon)

taglist is open! please lmk if you want to be tagged!

[twitone]

guys look it’s been peer reviewed

“wha t is happening im die” —@belimah

[meowsapow]

"Friends with benefits" and the benefit is being my friend :)

[valiumsugar]

get online and play tumblr with me bitch

[twitone]

A Shirt That Doesn’t Quite Fit

February is a terrible time to become an orphan. It’s an even worse time for Yuuji to become a de facto foster parent.

But that’s probably any time, really.

Itadori Yuuji & Sukuna Ryomen (platonic)

warnings: mentions of past child abuse/neglect, mentions of self-harm, mentions of suicide, mentions of alcoholism, small mentions of pedophilia and incest

a/n: sad kidfic let’s go!! Please heed the warnings, this one deals with some heavy shit. Feat. Yuuji as a harried adult and Sukuna as a six year old little guy. Special thanks to @belimah for listening to me yap about this for the past three weeks (and peer reviewing the minor details that made me want to explode !)

est. wc: 45k (but like…don’t hold me to that)

dividers by @pixopix and @pxrce-lain

Chapter 1: Ground Zero - First Meeting (coming soon)

Chapter 2: (coming soon)

taglist is open! please lmk if you want to be tagged!

[twitone]

A Shirt That Doesn’t Quite Fit

February is a terrible time to become an orphan. It’s an even worse time for Yuuji to become a de facto foster parent.

But that’s probably any time, really.

Itadori Yuuji & Sukuna Ryomen (platonic)

warnings: mentions of past child abuse/neglect, mentions of self-harm, mentions of suicide, mentions of alcoholism, small mentions of pedophilia and incest

a/n: sad kidfic let’s go!! Please heed the warnings, this one deals with some heavy shit. Feat. Yuuji as a harried adult and Sukuna as a six year old little guy. Special thanks to @belimah for listening to me yap about this for the past three weeks (and peer reviewing the minor details that made me want to explode !)

est. wc: 45k (but like…don’t hold me to that)

dividers by @pixopix and @pxrce-lain

Chapter 1: Ground Zero - First Meeting (coming soon)

Chapter 2: (coming soon)

taglist is open! please lmk if you want to be tagged!

[joyflameball]

Anyway dni if you still support Cain, he hit his brother over the head with a fucking rock and it killed him instantly (source). I truly do not know how he still has fans. It astounds me how people can call themselves good people and still be completely fine platforming blatantly Abelist assholes like him. Smh

[gayhoediaz]

“it sounds like you’re justifying their actions-“ i am. they’re a fictional character. i’m okay with anything they do all the time. hope this helps.

[some-stars]

this shit from the comments is unironically so fucking sad to me. this is where we’re at now? “aren’t books supposed to have morals?” genuinely let’s all just pack it in and go home, we tried the whole “experiencing life and art at a greater complexity level than an eight year old can handle” thing and it didn’t work out, somebody break the news to oscar wilde, we’re done here. “books are meant to teach you something.” christ.

[napalm-waistcoat]

[bioloyg]

@astromachinations I actually need this on the post

[nyokoko]

@belimah told you: spiritually Mormon.

These mfs wanna read Aesop's Fables and Bible parables in a story about *checks notes* murder, mayhem, and incest.

[belimah]

The pandemic and online teaching did irreparable damage to these idiots and it shows. Sad part is that it shows where we can see, so we gotta suffer their dumbness. If only they followed the shit they preach and censored themselves, life online would be a bit brighter and fandom would be left with people that can, in fact, read and comprehend fictional pieces.

[twitone]

okay I'm sticking my nose in here because I want to get back to the questions bit as I have been thinking about it constantly. Not to be a harried adult, but I haven't had my coffee yet so. Bear with me.

ALSO NOTE: this is me hijacking the post! This is slightly to the left of muse and belimah were talking about!

Okay, questions: A good book/show/movie/comic will ask questions of you! That is the point! And often a mark of a good piece of media is if they ask questions, good questions. This is true of media for adults, but it's also true of stuff for kids! Example: Avatar the Last Airbender. Questions: Who suffers from war? Can people really change? Is forgiveness possible? Big boy questions in a little kid show.

(JJK does this too…what makes someone human?…who is worth saving?…what will you do under violent conditions?…who is to blame for violence?…big boy questions)

Sometimes, these questions make you want to die. They're awful and they make you think of things you never want to think about. Case in point: Toni Morrison's God Help the Child. That book absolutely terrified me, because it was about pedophilia and child sexual abuse. But it was important to for me to read, because it asked questions of me and made me think of those things differently. (How do we prevent sexual violence? Who suffers from child sexual abuse?) Probably won't reread it though bc. It scared the shit out of me.

So if you’re looking at media through the lens of “what does the author want me to think?” don’t! That’s not helpful for critical thinking, don’t just find the author’s opinion and take it at face value. Look at media through the lens of “what does this author want me to think about?”

And if you’re reading something thinking “wow…the author really wants me to have this opinion…” you might be reading a manifesto. Which is fine! But tread lightly.

(Also this rule is “media exists to ask questions…” don’t apply that to fanfiction. Not necessarily. Like do not come to the smut website and read smut and be like “this smut asks no questions! Thumbs down!” Different media for a different purpose. But if you come across a dark fic or something you don’t like because it scandalizes you, or you think it’s unacceptable, it might be worth asking yourself “what questions is this author asking of me? What does the author want me to think about?”)

[belimah]

Fell free to always hijack posts and add your viewpoint 🫵

And I don’t have much to add because I think those are fairly true and reasonable ways to think.

So I’ll just be myself and say yeah sometimes the author of that dark fic wants you to think about the big ass incestuous criminal in a very hot way, like yeah, hope yall wanna kiss him on the lips despite his heinous horrendous crimes.

And you are actually thinking about how everything is scary and horrible and you should shoot him so many times that the double tap becomes a full empty clip. 🙂‍↕️

[twitone]

OR I’m sitting there thinking “FUCK I want to kiss this incestuous criminal on the lips despite his heinous horrendous crimes ! There is a part of myself that would let this man do that to me ! in the right circumstances I would do what the main character does ! I understand ! fuck fuck fuck!” and then I come away having learned something about myself :) that maybe :) I did not want to know :)

[gayhoediaz]

“it sounds like you’re justifying their actions-“ i am. they’re a fictional character. i’m okay with anything they do all the time. hope this helps.

[some-stars]

this shit from the comments is unironically so fucking sad to me. this is where we’re at now? “aren’t books supposed to have morals?” genuinely let’s all just pack it in and go home, we tried the whole “experiencing life and art at a greater complexity level than an eight year old can handle” thing and it didn’t work out, somebody break the news to oscar wilde, we’re done here. “books are meant to teach you something.” christ.

[napalm-waistcoat]

[bioloyg]

@astromachinations I actually need this on the post

[nyokoko]

@belimah told you: spiritually Mormon.

These mfs wanna read Aesop's Fables and Bible parables in a story about *checks notes* murder, mayhem, and incest.

[belimah]

The pandemic and online teaching did irreparable damage to these idiots and it shows. Sad part is that it shows where we can see, so we gotta suffer their dumbness. If only they followed the shit they preach and censored themselves, life online would be a bit brighter and fandom would be left with people that can, in fact, read and comprehend fictional pieces.

[twitone]

okay I'm sticking my nose in here because I want to get back to the questions bit as I have been thinking about it constantly. Not to be a harried adult, but I haven't had my coffee yet so. Bear with me.

ALSO NOTE: this is me hijacking the post! This is slightly to the left of muse and belimah were talking about!

Okay, questions: A good book/show/movie/comic will ask questions of you! That is the point! And often a mark of a good piece of media is if they ask questions, good questions. This is true of media for adults, but it's also true of stuff for kids! Example: Avatar the Last Airbender. Questions: Who suffers from war? Can people really change? Is forgiveness possible? Big boy questions in a little kid show.

(JJK does this too…what makes someone human?…who is worth saving?…what will you do under violent conditions?…who is to blame for violence?…big boy questions)

Sometimes, these questions make you want to die. They're awful and they make you think of things you never want to think about. Case in point: Toni Morrison's God Help the Child. That book absolutely terrified me, because it was about pedophilia and child sexual abuse. But it was important to for me to read, because it asked questions of me and made me think of those things differently. (How do we prevent sexual violence? Who suffers from child sexual abuse?) Probably won't reread it though bc. It scared the shit out of me.

So if you’re looking at media through the lens of “what does the author want me to think?” don’t! That’s not helpful for critical thinking, don’t just find the author’s opinion and take it at face value. Look at media through the lens of “what does this author want me to think about?”

And if you’re reading something thinking “wow…the author really wants me to have this opinion…” you might be reading a manifesto. Which is fine! But tread lightly.

(Also this rule is “media exists to ask questions…” don’t apply that to fanfiction. Not necessarily. Like do not come to the smut website and read smut and be like “this smut asks no questions! Thumbs down!” Different media for a different purpose. But if you come across a dark fic or something you don’t like because it scandalizes you, or you think it’s unacceptable, it might be worth asking yourself “what questions is this author asking of me? What does the author want me to think about?”)

[nevver]

Mood indigo, Dadu Shin