The Runaway

Posts about the 'Fox and Wolf' universe, a setting for my comics revolving around, well, the wacky tales of two super intelligent anthro animals, the cool Wolf and the bold Fox. You can find more with the Fox and Wolf tag on my page.

Rain World OCS.

Roblox. Lots of Roblox content, particularly my own OCS and maybe posts about Regretevator characters.

Occasionally reposting stellar art and donation posts.

Terrors of Nowhere/Midnight Horrors posts maybe?

Submas (Subway Boss Ingo and Emmet) brainrot. Maybe brainrot for other pokemon characters too, like Larry and Colress.

Vrchat pics.

Other OCs that don't fit into the Fox and Wolf universe, with universes that'll get added to this post when I flesh them out more.

And maybe more! I'll update this for anything new! Feel free to ask about any of the above and I should have a good answer for you!

The occasional Homestuck post, because this used to be a repost page for a lost headcanon page.

Other fandoms.

⚠️⚠️This blog does not appreciate NSFW, extreme gore, bigotry, politics, glorifying of any of the aforementioned things, pro-shipping, or discussion of traumatic subjects. I'll try to CW any concerning posts, but I can't guarantee that I'll be perfect. I'm also ass at writing ALT text for pictures, so please forgive me.⚠️⚠️

⚠️⚠️Another thing is, occasionally I'll use AI art to portray things that I can't draw like detailed landscapes, or I'll use it to learn how to draw landscapes. But I will NEVER claim that AI art is purely my own art, and I'll mention that it's AI underneath it in a caption. But I won't tag it because I'm pretty sure people block content with that tag and I don't want posts discussing the vital lore of my universe to be filtered out because of one tag. Obviously, my AI art posts will follow the restrictions mentioned above, so no gore, politics, etc.⚠️⚠️

I don't know if it's a trope by itself or if it's lumped in with the "Ragtag band of misfits" trope, but I've seen it in horror/thriller content (Terrors of Nowhere implies it, Forsaken, Danganronpa, Dead by Daylight) more often. But this idea that some Eldritch (or Great Good entity in stuff where it's not the villain doing this) just randomly scoops up people to torture/train/watch for entertainment/etc was such a weird fuckin idea to me at first.

I thought it was a lame cop-out at first. You're telling me that this Deus Ex Machina can just poof people who are either madly similar/radically different in every way to one spot instantly and make them do things??? How silly. Stop being lazy and have the characters like, meet naturally beforehand at least...

...Then I started to realize something. This trope may seem like an easy crutch in fiction (and it can be if it's not done in a compelling way), but it's not necessarily bad because of that. It also might be becoming more common nowadays because...it's relatable.

You see that we're surrounded by technology like the internet, right? The internet, a place where anybody and everybody can navigate through borderline non-existent obstacles to find people who are either exactly the same as them or stumble upon people who are so radically different in every way that they might as well be different species? It's basically the non-fiction equivalent of that trope. You can blunder your way through the Internet and suddenly find yourself surrounded by your clique.

Algorithms, video games, and social media have made it easier than ever to get STRAIGHT to those similar people too. Search up one thing about breakcore music in Google and suddenly you'll get recommended breakcore artists, websites, and videos everywhere. Creepy but convenient.

This is amplified by the fact that VR is a thing. Not only can you just pop into any subreddit, Twitter page, or tiktok post to talk all day about your favorite things and similar experiences with like-minded people, you can now feel like as if you're actually in the same room with those people, even if you're on other sides of the planet from each other.

If I took someone who had no experience with the Internet and VR in their life and introduced them to those things, to them it might honestly feel like a god picked them up from their familiar surroundings and dumped them into a strange setting with strangers with both familiar and unfamiliar experiences and goals.

- The idea of imagining myself being a guy in an alternate universe was exciting and fun to me

- I destroyed dolls, and was obsessed with action figures

- I was always labelled as a tomboy

- I usually identified with guys more

- I'm autistic

- I currently identify as genderqueer/fluid, but I get a small rush when someone specifically calls me a he/him, whether on purpose or on accident

- The idea of deepening my voice to trick people into thinking I'm a man sounded really fun

- I messed around with those scientific personality tests and have been called masculine/mistaken for a man countless times

- I often pretended to be a guy online

- I prefer male characters/skins in video games with customization

- Gender swapping female characters/ocs into males seems fun to mw

- The idea of having something being inserted into my uhh...female area was never arousing or exciting. (I'm also asexual tbf)

- Most of my OCS are male

- I despised the idea of being a mother bc I don't like kids, but if I had to choose, id rather be a father.

- I found the Three Faces of Adam to be more interesting than the Three Faces of Eve.

- I hang out with guys online and in VR.

- I look at a hot guy and want to BE him, not bang him.

- I piss standing up.

- I always thought that if I were a lion, I'd be a "shaggy lioness" (basically a female lion with a male's mane)

- I have wondered what it's like to not have breasts

- I have only seen my breasts as a tool rather than a part of me.

- I hate wearing makeup. (although I'm autistic tbf)

- Dresses disgust me. Suits are the future imo

- I have hairy arms/legs that I refuse to shave

- Being mistaken as a guy is usually a cause for euphoria rather than annoyance.