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“how could you have forgotten that” i forget Everything. unless i remember

“the term mpreg is inherently transphobic because pregnancy is gender neutral” I hate to tell you this but in the pregnancy fetish fanfiction community they also use the term fpreg

thank god i’m hot enough to get away with how annoying i am

Cracking one of these bad bois open & sharing with my mutuals

'Tis the season

putting up “HELL IS FAKE” billboards in ohio to start a dialogue

I was the child of two of my OCs. I had to do my homework but got bored so I flew out the window to explore the town. I met up with Wilbur Soot and he told me to study for my religion test (which was weird since I actually had a religion test coming up, thanks Wilbur Soot).

Maybe a human beats werewolf (with love & praise, maybe even with a silver bullet if you’re into that) and vampire beats human

vampire vs. skeleton. what's the vampire gonna do? suck blood the skeleton doesn't have?? on the other hand werewolf vs. skeleton would not be so good. all those bones.

Midoriya: We're passing Hosu City. I wonder how Iida is doing?

Iida: *is in the heroes equivalent of a dumpster fight with a bloody raccoon. The city is on fire behind him. He screams as he tries to take a bite out of Stain. His glasses are shattered. He is the class president.*

Need a little help with writing

I am writing a short story that has to have 6 characters or less and I can't tell if this counts as a character

Context, the labyrinth in question in question is sentient in the sense that it can make decisions and simulations based on memories of the main character. Which it uses to make the main character briefly think that he escaped, thus causing the main conflict of the story

But it unable to have personal opinions and hold conversation outside of "I was made to keep you here, you must never leave" which is basically a prerecorded message.

While it does understand what that phrase means as in that it is the mission of the labyrinth, it is unable to ultimately understand the phrase as anything other than an objective. (like it sees it the same way a social media filter looks for a face, not how a human sees a face, does that make sense)

Though it might be important to note that the main character doesn't particularly think of the labyrinth as character or a setting and more a problem/conflict. But they only recently figured out that it has at least a basic form of sentience.