Issue With My Tissue

“And your friend here…does what exactly?”

“Oh, well, she doesn’t have a superpower, per se, but she’s trained in medieval weaponry!”

1) “Aren’t you going to ask?” “I’m afraid you’ll say yes.”

2) “Please leave me alone.” “Believe me, I’ve tried more than once.”

3) “Is it true? You killed him?” “Not on purpose, if that’s what you’re asking.”

4) “Is that wine?” “I literally just told you I was a vampire”

5) “Did you see it?” “Your text? No, absolutely not.”

6) “You’re a coward.” “For once, I think I’m actually doing the brave thing.”

7) “Please don’t tell them.” “I promise.”

8) “I didn’t think you would be here.” “It’s my house.”

9) “I wish you would have told me sooner.”

“you’re probably the only person i wouldn’t burn if i was given a match.”

“you are... so much more powerful than you realize.”

“then let the stars fall around our ears, we are safe in these walls, my dear.”

“look me in my face and tell me you don’t love me” & “i don’t love you.”

“you mistake my kindness for weakness, but i’ll not be reprimanded for caring about you.”

“i cannot say i love you in any tongue that truly conveys it’s meaning.”

“you were never replaceable. not to me.”

”you won’t ever understand the dirt on my skin or the hunger in my heart!”

“i love you more than i ever thought i would, and i never thought i’d love anyone at all.”

“you do so many things to me.”

“your tongue is dripping with poison, and i’m sorry i mistook it for honey.”

“i’d give you the world if it was big enough.”

“the moon will always pull me to you, for you are my ocean and i am your tide.”

“you keep me young, and though we grow older each and everyday, a flame of youth is ever present and you ignite it in me.”

“you were always so radiant like the moons above in my dreams. but now that i see you, i feel that i have fallen in love again”

“i never cared much for the stars, but you look radiant in their light.”

“no one shall know the nature of our relationship but us.”

“it is going to take a lot more than this to take me away from you.”

“promise me that when the time is right you’ll come home to me. promise me that i’ll see you again. in another life if not this one.”

“im addicted to the way your name tastes on my tongue.”

“i’d do so much more than just kill for you.”

“let’s forget the world exists for a while.”

“our love surpasses a lifetime, from death and beyond.”

“you broke my walls, then picked up the pieces, and for that, i will always love you.”

“Faith may be blind but loyalty isn’t.”

“What you don’t realize is you’re the one we need saving from.”

“Salvation comes from faith and good works. What you do, not what you say. And you haven’t done anything yet.”

“I may not be your mother but you are my family.”

“I bear it so they don’t have to.”

“We won’t shoot first this time.”

“My sister, my responsibility.”

“What’s with the we’re all going to die face?”

“Everyone is always counting on you!”

“I am doing the best that I can.” “Well it’s not good enough.”

“I never said I was a hero.”

“Shove your regret up your ass.”

“Every time you do something horrible, you say you’re sorry.”

“Maybe there are no good guys.”

“I tried to do better.”

“We’re the good guys here, not you.”

“It’s easier to hate me than to hate yourself.”

“I’m saying the toxin is you.”

“You don’t like to be faced with your demons?”

“I think he might be a good guy.” “There are no good guys.”

“But I do know what it feels like to think you have no choice but to kill.”

“What are you going to do?” “Hope that there is a forgiving god.”

“I won’t let my child die. Will you?”

“He did it for me.” “Then he dies for you.”

“You say having feelings makes me weak, but you’re weak for hiding from them.”

“Life is about more than just surviving.”

“Your fight is over.”

“May we meet again.”

“I was ready to go to war to protect her.”

“Maybe you don’t really love her.”

“You’re a cancer. And you know what we do to cancer.”

“Take me.”

“What’s the point if all there is is pain and suffering.”

“Have you ever known peace.”

“Loss. Pain. Regret. Time eases these things.”

“I think whatever happened there.. maybe we can move past that now.”

“Forgiveness isn’t about what people deserve.”

“They were always the heroes when all along, it was you.”

“She saved us again.”

“We can let the bad things that happen to us define who we are or we can define who we are.”

“Why are you protecting the man who killed your mother?”

“The path of violence is a choice.”

“You call this doing better? Giving up isn’t better.”

“You can’t leverage dead people.” “You can, if they don’t know they’re dead.”

“Am I a monster? Yes I am. Just like both of you.”

“For some reason, he thought we deserved a second chance.” “Not for nothing but this is like your fifth chance.”

“She deserves happiness. She doesn’t think she does, but she does.”

“Take care of our boy.”

“I have to do this and you have to let me.”

thanks for your interest: why'd you have to bring this up

would you be so kind: fucking do it

best: i have never physically met you

all best: this conversation is over

all my best: i wish you would die

happy to help: this is the easiest thing in my inbox

i hope this helps: i've done all i'm willing to do

i did a bit of research: i googled it, because you're too lazy to

sorry to chase: answer my email

so sorry to chase: answer my FUCKING email

i am really sorry for being a pest but: i am LIVID that you are ignoring me

please contact my colleague: this isn't my problem

i'm copying in my colleague: this isn't my problem and i am thrilled about it

i'll check and get back to you: i might forget to

i'll let you know when i hear anything: i will forget to

can you check back with me in a week?: i'm hoping you will forget to

per our earlier conversation: i just yelled at you on the phone

great to chat just now: you just yelled at me on the phone

thanks!: i'm not mad at you

thanks!!: please don't be mad at me

thanks!!!: i'm crying at my desk

please advise: this might be your fault

kindly advise: this is entirely your fault

mind if i swing by?: i'm already in the elevator

can you confirm for me: you told me before and i deleted the email

sorry if that was unclear: i think you're an idiot

let me know if you need anything else: please never contact me again

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I don’t really see many theories on Merfolk so I thought I’d spill my thoughts lol

Merfolk are aquatic primates (distant cousin of humans) they have human level intelligence and are truly hermaphroditic in anatomy and are capable of adjusting there hormone levels to best suit there reproduction/hunting needs at that given time

Exp: (a merfolk deciding to appear more “female” to attract male human pray but reproductive wise remains “male” or vise versa. Or a colony low on “male” members can transition to help reproduction. Being mammals they would have live young and are omnivores

There are three major types of merfolk (salt,brackish and fresh)

~Salt water merfolk are restricted to salt water

~Brackish water merfolk are able to adjust to both water types

~Fresh water merfolk are restricted to fresh water

Merfolk would still have head hair for attraction purposes and to aid young in holding on allowing there harms to be free. They would have scale like hair on there lower bodys (tails) and arms to help protect their skin from abrasion (similar to where humans have body hair) this “hair” would range in a few different colors depending on the location (salt, brackish or fresh)

Merfolk have denser muscle mass and a higher core temperature allowing them to stay slimmer,swim faster and allows them to be more hydrodynamic then most aquatic mammals although they would still have a slight layer of fat since the water would still be to cold for 6 pack abs lol

Merfolk have an unhingable jaw and a vary strong expandable throat which allows them to swallow and crush some pray whole. they also have a retractable set of sharp dang like teeth that when out cover there “human” teeth these sharper teeth stay hidden in the gums/jaw just under the others until needed.They also have retractable claws that hide just under the original nails

Merfolk produce a type of venom that once in the human blood stream starts to alter the dna causeing the human to slowly transition with contact to water (have a lose theory behind that lol)

Merfolk are capable of transitioning between land and water although it is painful. (I have in-depth theory on how but it’s to much to put here lol)

Merfolk can breath threw one of two ways:

~They have a pair of lungs that they use to breath air like humans

~along with a pair of webbed ears that pump water to a set of internal gills (adapted set of lungs) that are located in the lower neck

Although they can communicate similar to humans above water under the water they communicate threw a complex range of clicks,chirps,whistles,groans and hums. There sinus cavities,larynx and throat have adapted to aid in excellent singing allowing them to hit a much wider range of notes then humans. they can even produce notes that seem “captivating” which they use to lure humans or attract mates

Do to there human level intelligence I believe merfolk socially selectively breed these traits over time to help progress there species to being an apex predator. humans learned to change their environment to best suit themselves. While Merfolk learn to change themselves to best suit their environment. Do to this way of developing merfolk have a different social structure on certain things then humans do. regarding young, mating, social positioning..etc

Exp: a human mother has a physically disabled child and decides to support it long into adulthood even after it should be old enough to support its self

A merfolk mother that had a physically disabled child would only care for it until it should be able to support its self. after that the mother would abandon it. (If not just abandon the child at birth)

(Now this isn’t saying that merfolk don’t protect there own after a certain age it just means that if a child can’t make it on it’s own it doesn’t make it.)

Some colonies might decide to be nomadic and hunt and gather while other colony decide to be stationary and farm

~Merfolk would have a less monogamous society with a wide range of different relationships

~There living habits would vary from colony to colony

~They would mostly work with primative tools

I think you and me have the same habit! The way I’ve been working towards stopping it is simple backgrounds. Abstract like the last video I posted or maybe a sky. Easy stuff first-PLAN THINGS OUT  when you sketch that person make sure you sketch a background too, that forces you to make a finished piece. Color everything in, in flats, it helps everything look less daunting! ( As artists when we see a white page it scares us!) - Thinking what’s the mood I want this picture to have? ex this picture of Trish: I wanted it to look like you’re looking through the eyes of someone that thinks she’s the most beauuuutiful girl in the world like someones in love with her ( I sound crazy)  BUT that made me think: ok dreamy lighting! soft blurs, saturated colors, warm atmosphere, so a summery garden came easy (I forced myself to do the background 1st so I wouldn’t chicken out lol)

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