Wackadoo!

“you don’t look… quite right.”

“you’re not human… are you?”

“why didn’t you tell me what you are?”

“you have (wings/fangs/etc)? …show me.”

“as long as you don’t eat me, we’re all good.”

“i don’t care what you are. you’re still my friend.”

“you’re not (name). you can’t be… you’re a monster.”

“you might want to hide. they’re looking for your kind.”

“well, this’ll save you having to buy a halloween costume.”

“bite me. — wait, no, not literally. that’s a figure of speech!”

“what the hell are you? no, get away — what the hell are you?!”

“don’t worry, i won’t tell anyone what you are. your secret’s safe with me.”

“i understand, now. i know why you were so scared of anyone finding out.”

“—–would it make it awkward if i told you i’m kinda into (muse’s species)?”

“oh my god, you’re a (species), everything makes so much more sense, now!”

Bluey - Season 2: Baby Race

"THERE'S NOT GONNA BE A TOMORROW- WE'RE GONNA HIT THAT CUSTARD FACTORY!"

Indie, semi-selective blog for CHILLI HEELER from Bluey!

[ 16+ // OC friendly // crossover friendly // mature themes may apply ]

Cheating isn’t bad because you had sex with someone else. Cheating is bad because you violated the terms of your relationship. Cheating is bad because you violated your partner’s trust. That’s why things other than sex can be cheating- it’s why there’s emotional cheating.

Cheating is bad because it is violating your partner’s trust. It is bad because you and your partner(s) decided on something, trusted one another, and you said “fuck them and their trust”. THAT is why it is bad.

Polyamory is not cheating. In polyamory, everyone knows about everything and everyone. Everyone consents. There is communication. If not everyone is aware and consents, then it’s fucking cheating. There’s a damn difference.

There’s also the “Polyamory is bad because you’re having sex with someone who isn’t your one true love” which… I could go on all day about how fucking stupid that is, but same principle.

Bingo smiled up at her mum when taking the phone, giving her a ‘thank you’ nod of sorts.  When fingers pressed the various squares on screen to get to Nana’s contact information, the Red Heeler paused, then turned away from her mum.

She didn’t know what she was going to say? Hmm. Chilli thought that maybe they should figure that out first.

So many times in 2020 I saw people apologising for not replying fast enough, for not being online or for simply not feeling drafts at the time. While 2020 was quite frankly a mess of a year, the sentiment applies to any time, any year and most importantly to anyone. You and everyone else are allowed to take breaks, to step back and recharge if you feel you need to. It is perfectly normal to have a need to do so now and again and might even be healthy to do so in some cases.

There is no point in damaging your mental state by allowing yourself to stress about replying to your partners, I promise you that the majority will understand and would rather you take care of yourself than try to muddle through, anyone that complains about it is likely not a good friend.

an ICEBREAKER meme surrounding random acts of kindness; because we all like to see our muses being nice :)

[ gather ]: the sender rushes to help the receiver pick up dropped belongings before they can get trampled on in the street.

[ open ]: the sender runs to grab a door that is about to shut on the receiver, when the receiver has their arms full of something & can’t grab it themselves.

[ catch ]: the sender spots the receiver swaying as though they are about to faint or fall asleep on their feet, and grabs them before they can hit the floor.

[ rest ]: the sender spots the tired receiver looking for a spare seat on public transport, and volunteers their own.

[ borrow ]: the receiver requires an item (for instance, a hair-tie, a handkerchief, etc)  which they don’t have on them, and the sender offers a spare.

[ share ]: the sender offers some of their food to the receiver, noticing that they seem hungry or otherwise interested.

[ map ]: the receiver is looking for directions in a strange city; the sender offers their assistance to get them to where they need to go.

[ umbrella ]: a sudden downpour catches the coatless receiver off guard, and the sender helpfully offers some shelter.

[ quench ]: the sender offers the receiver some water from their bottle on a hot afternoon, after spotting that they seem thirsty & exhausted.

[ contact ]: the stranded receiver asks for use of a phone, and the sender happily assists.

[ accompany ]: the receiver is nervous to walk alone on a dark night, and the sender offers to walk with them.

[ protect ]: the sender spots the receiver being harassed, bullied, or attacked in the street, and rushes to assist.

[ shoulder ]: the receiver is crying in a public place, and the sender offers comfort.

[ missing ]: the receiver is looking everywhere for a lost item, and the sender offers to help them find it.

[ space ]: the receiver is finding their environment overwhelming and stressful, and the sender offers to help them find somewhere quieter.

[ join ]: the receiver has been stood up in a restaurant, and the sender comes over to offer them some company.

[ care ]: the receiver has experienced a medical episode or an injury in a public place, and the sender accompanies them to a doctor/the hospital so that they aren’t on their own.