Napstablook is autistic. He literally dissociates when you lay down on the carpet with him. He hyper-fixates on music. Hell, I wouldn’t be surprised if Mettaton has some form of neurodivergence. He doesn’t like to hang out with people because he doesn’t understand them
NAPSTA BLOOK IS AUTISTIC AND I WILL GO TO MY GRAVE WITH THIS
Why do you make characters like Miguel or Miles call the Reader "mami"? Is it something Latin American I'm missing? is because I saw the movies in spanish? Anyway, thats NOT the problem, the problem is... DO YOU ONLY KNOW THAT WORD OF ENDEARMENT???
I know what it means. I am Spanish (but, from Spain, specifically). I SPEAK SPANISH. But you will never hear anyone in Spain call someone affectionately mommy or daddy... UNLESS they are married and have children.
Side note, none of you are as bad as you think with Spanish, but you may have problems with the gender of words (understandable, English is more gender neutral one of the few things I like about it, but in Spanish, the masculine form OR ENDING IN "O" it is Usually generalized as neutral too, but not always).
Cariño = all genders (dear)
Cariña = congrats, Inhabitant of a Latin American town, not to be confused with carina.
cielo = literally sky (yo never sais "ciela")
Bolita= small ball (is cute, to chubby, rounded people, BOLITO, is NOT a word, bolita goes for any gender)
churri (I don't know how to define this, but it's affectionate, something old-fashioned)
amor= love
bicho= bug (to be fair, you can say bichito, bichita, aca little bug)
caramelito= little sweet
bombon= bonbon
With gender (for those who are interested, first male, then female)
querido, querida (dear)
canijo, canija (something like a dwarf, little one but affectionately)
principe, princesa (prince, princess)
rey, reina (king, queen)
guapo, guapa (beautiful)
lindo, linda (cute)
nene, nena (baby, coloquial)
pitufo, pitufa/pitufina (Smurf/smurfette, more familiar appellation, but it is said and yes both word works in female)
muñeco, muñeca (doll, the last one also means wrist)
Almost always add "mi" (my) to power it up
I need to know he’s ok.
Author’s note: Spanish uses gendered nouns. Masculine nouns often end in -o (example: “guapo”) and feminine nouns often end in -a (example: “princesa”). There are also gender neutral names! I’ll list those too for my people that are non-binary! This list is not exhaustive, so feel free to reblog and add more! Also, some words may have different translations depending on the country!!!!!
For him (names to use towards someone who identifies as a man)
Guapo : handsome
Rey : king
Príncipe: prince
Chulo / Lindo : cute, cutie
Bichito : little bug (disclaimer: in Puerto Rico, “Bicho” means “d*ck, so “Bichito” would mean “little d*ck”. )
For her (names to use towards someone who identifies as a woman)
Princesa: Princess
Guapa : beautiful
Muñeca : doll
Reina : queen
For everyone (he/him, she/her, they/them)
Mi corazón : my heart
Mi alma : my soul
Mi vida : my life
Mi cielo : my sky/heaven
Mi tesoro : my treasure
Mi luz : my light
There are tons more out there. Do a quick search!
Happy writing!
previous
a/n: fake nails are so fun i love mine
taglist: @autismnation @scarthefangirl @cerria @starsval @littlexscarletxwitch @xx-all-purpose-nerd-xx @seriously-citrus @heretofollowblogsilike @mixedfandomer @darksidescorner
ⓒ wingedsirens2023— do not steal, copy or translate
mk and mei sleepover (gone wrong)
donate to my kickstarter so i can build a time machine and
get julius caesar addicted to hentai
seduce cleopatra
“oh but how will you seduce cleopatra?” you might ask because you’re a moron. it’s simple: i’m 6′2″ and i’m fat. fatness was considered attractive back then because if you were fat, that meant you were wealthy enough to get fat. plus, 6′2″ is unreasonably gigantically tall in the BC times.
so cleopatra will be like “a giant? AND he’s got stretch marks?” and she’ll instantly become infatuated with my rotund, hairy body
then i will live in royalty for the rest of my days. kickstarter backers will have their names written in my tomb, baffling archaeologists for centuries to come.
my mom was talking to our cat a while ago and we had this exchange