I’m 30. This blog is mostly sfw, but does occasionally contain adult-oriented content. If you are a minor following me, I expect you to block the “nsfw” tag so these posts are blocked, and to not interact with them. This blog also will occasionally contain graphic depictions of violence and blood.
I’m okay with anything I post being reblogged unless it’s tagged with “please don’t reblog” or some variation thereof.
If you don’t want me to answer an ask publicly, please say so as I will usually do so. I am also open to private DMs. Anons are usually on and usually it’s fine to ask me anything as long as it’s genuine/in good faith, just put warnings ahead of anything explicit, suggestive, or potentially disturbing so my followers can be warned if I answer publicly.
I will tag things if you ask me to, as long as it’s not too difficult to do so. I already tag commonly blocked things like nsfw, gore, and blood. I have also been asked to tag spiders and trypophobia, so I will do my best to remember.
I usually prefer to just dump all of my interests on one blog rather than side blogs.
I’m a human. Read the URL.
My writing:
I write as a hobby. Most of my current writing is original works. Some of them have illustrations/visuals, but you are free to imagine the characters differently if you like. I welcome fanart, fanfiction, roleplaying asks, and collaborative worldbuilding, for anyone who feels so inclined. Just tag me so I can see! :)
Watch Your Step - Giant/tiny, a story about a fairy and his adventures. An entomologist finds an injured fairy while out in the field. [Active] (The tag for posts about this story is #Watch Your Step) (Does not require reading anything beforehand)
Magnanimous Moonrise & Savage Sunset - A story about a vampire and a vampire hunter, told from dualing perspectives. (caution: graphic) [on hiatus] (The tag for posts about this story is #MMSS) (Does not require reading anything beforehand but related to/inspired by another series)
In this chapter: To understand the present, you have to understand the past.
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A note of warning: This chapter is a bit heavier than usual. It contains descriptions of someone being held captive and dehumanized as well as dubcon (ie, dubious consent) and forced drugging. I would still say this is probably rated T or PG-13, but since I like to keep Watch Your Step a bit on the lighter side, there will be a summary of the key points at the end for anyone who does not want to read this chapter the whole way through.
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Summer was a borrower. Summer was a borrower’s name.
Summer was starting to catch on that he was not a borrower.
He grew too big, too fast. He started displaying capacities for magic far beyond what even the adult borrowers around him were capable of.
He started having…. urges that borrowers did not have.
His parents kept catching him going outside at night for no reason, screaming at him that it was dangerous, that there were predators outside at night. At first all he knew was that he needed to be in the moonlight or he’d feel terrible and weak, but then he slowly started to realize…
Rich people openly brag about intentionally choosing to live off of other people’s hard work, while they shame poor people for receiving financial assistance that they need to live.
i thought my laptop was on its last leg because it was running at six billion degrees and using 100% disk space at all times and then i turned off shadows and some other windows effects and it was immediately cured. i just did the same to my roommate’s computer and its performance issues were also immediately cured. okay. i guess.
so i guess if you have creaky freezy windows 10/11 try searching “advanced system settings”, go to performance settings, and uncheck “show shadows under windows” and anything else you don’t want. hope that helps someone else.
If you live in the USA and you’re pleading for donations to pay your rent, bills, or get food then dial 211! Please dial 211 before the last minute!
It’s a toll free service with people who will help you find programs in your community to pay those bills, find food, and find housing! They will give you numbers to call so you can get help.
It is not 100% foolproof. Their job is to direct you to a program they believe will help your current issue, but it’s still a step up from praying random strangers online will give you enough cash before a deadline! The added benefit of these community programs, which get funded by the local government most of the time, is if there are more people using them then they can get more money to help more people.
You’re not taking resources from other people if you use your community services. Your taxes pay for them. Use them.
Dial 211 first to see if they can help, and if for some reason they can’t, then make your donation posts!
