The First Rule Of Shipping Is Get Aromantic With It. The Second Rule Is That Gender And Sexuality Are

Wyll, Scratch and the Owlbear cub taking a short rest~

nothing better than the wrong capitalization of Sie

Listen, sometimes a ship is less about wanting them to kiss or have sex or whatever, and more about needing them to be so endlessly intertwined and connected to the point where they might as well be one creature.

i started writing a varric/solas modern au (still unsure if it's going into a shippy direction or more platonic, but they are definitely something) but as I am about 4k words in, I realized that I am just doing DA2 fanfic now.

Featuring bangers such as

“Didn’t think you’d take it up the ass,” Fenris says. “No judgment, but I didn’t think you would.” “Charming,” Varric murmurs and snatches the man’s tankard from him to take a long sip. He’s earned that after that comment. “Who’s to say he takes it up the ass,” Isabella says. “I do,” Fenris says. “Do I get a say in this?” Varric asks. “No,” Isabella tells him. “So, details. Was he hot?”

which milena quoted five times on our train ride, I think i'm onto something

(in even better news, their next chapter of the punching blackwall fic is also going amazingly, I got solas being a cutie (read: people pleaser) for the next chapter, life is good)

Was listening to the Dungeon Meshi opening a normal amount and had the urge to draw Friederick and his one (1) party Member, Elxian again ( @revoleotion ).

[ID: a digital drawing of Friederick and Elxian, two OCs. Friederick is a gnome with light skin and brown hair in a bun, wearing sailors clothing and is holding a harpoon. Elm's fire is hovering over his head. Elxian, a pale elf with blue hair is standing behind him with his eyes closed and singing. She's wearing a simple blue top and a golden pearl necklace. /End ID]

asking the important questions here.......

A little Avery, as a treat.

The question hidden within enemies-to-lovers is “who will love me at my worst?”, the question hidden within friends-to-lovers is “who will love me at my most mundane?”, hope this helps

sometimes you need dialogue tags and don't want to use the same four