[twynte]

The Heart of Man

a scarian fic; 14k - religious imagry + eerie relationships

[twynte]

Scarian superhero yuri where Grian is a seasoned veteran coming out of a two-year-long undercover mission a little worse for wear, and Scar joined the agency while she was away. They do not start off on the right foot 💭💭

[dpurut]

night vision

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— Maria Eugenia Calderara, from Poems of Exile; “I Still Don't Know Your Name,”

[cucurb]

hey guysss so unfortunately the rumors are true and im leaving the narrative. Buttt the good news is my absence will create such a gaping hole in your lives that it will become a sort of presence itself, and so in a way it will kind of be like i never left! But i am. Leaving just to be clear.

[twynte]

Time Waiting

28k, complete - scarian, yearning, time crunchiness ★

[formlab]

Tomète

[judblanc]

judblanc is such an egregious wish fulfilment fantasy like imagine you are gay and doomed and you kneel and desperately pray for help at a loss for what else to do and a hot older man appears and saves your life and fixes everything not even in his own way but just how you like it even as you kick and scream and tell him to fuck off bc turns out getting saved is scary and you'd rather stay doomed

[twynte]

When i rewatch wake up dead man for the tenth time it’s so over for you guys you don’t even know

[twynte]

it’s so over for you guys

[twynte]

Listening to Springsteen on the grass in the sun

[fuzzbby]

Noriko Takeda.

[buttercupp3r]

TW; dried blood, swords

hello am i late to the anniversary let me offer you my piece of painful heartwrenching third life angst

[twynte]

Time Waiting

28k, complete - scarian, yearning, time crunchiness ★

[beebutblue]

All done :D I’m still just a lil guy with everything light and landscapes but I’m getting there I love love the fic Time Waiting by Twynte, super excited for the next chapter :D

[twynte]

I stumbled across the In Five Seconds I Will Be Kissing You poem in the wild and got reminded of your fic! It's honestly one of my favorites ever so I had to reread it <3 it's hard for me to put my thoughts into words but I love your writing so much, the way you describe things is so beautiful!!! I love how the fic is always taking place in places that are mundane or normal like a grocery store, or a mandatory coworker bonding party, or a bus stop but your writing makes it seem so special and it's arrgghhh /pos it's so beautiful. I wish I can phrase it better just know somewhere on this earth is someone who is going crazy over how good your writing is <3 i hope you have a good day and farewell!!

AAAA ❤️❤️ my very favorite genre of blorbo is everyday modern life. Discovering love in the mundane?? Inspiring and poetic. Honestly, it writes itself.

Thank you for popping in!! It is so nice and motivational to hear of your continued appreciation, even now, so far from when in 5 minutes was posted <3

[twynte]

Slowly but surely I am breaking free (dropping subscriptions, owning my own media, learning how to set up personal servers, jailbreaking my laptop, separating my kindle from amazon, etc) Life is Good.

[bitstitchbitch]

my family is lucky enough to own a 26 acre mountain property, log cabin and all. Most people would go up there and think that it is fairly pristine nature. There’s the cabin, and a few dirt roads for 4-wheelers, but the surrounding woods look untouched.

But we actually carefully maintain that nature. We cut down the deadfall. We pull invasive plants. We trim the elderberry bushes. We get more animals than almost anywhere else on the mountain because we put up salt licks and water troughs.

some of these same things are true of national parks. A lot of places that you think of as “untouched wilderness” are influenced heavily by human care and maintenance. And this isn’t a bad thing. We are animals too. In many ways, our ecosystems depend on us to keep them healthy. Many “wild” plants that are useful for food or building materials are actually semi-domesticated because indigenous groups cared for them and encouraged their growth so they do better with human care.

we have a place in nature. We just need to be conscious of our actions.

EDIT: since this post took off, I thought I should add some sources

'Forest gardens’ show how Native land stewardship can outdo nature

Patches of forest cleared and tended by Indigenous communities but lost to time still show more food bounty for humans and animals than surr

Indigenous Fire Practices Shape our Land - Fire (U.S. National Park Service)

For many millenia, fire was integral to many Indigenous peoples’ way of life. This page describes ways Indigenous people used fire in the pa

Untouched nature was almost as rare 12,000 years ago as it is now

Most land on Earth has been shaped by humans for at least 12,000 years, suggesting low intensity land use is compatible with preserving biod

Also a disclaimer that I am not indigenous or an ecologist. I am putting time and effort into learning, but I am not an expert.