Any/all, with slight pref. towards she/they/he/it, but feel free to add any neos! I don't mind any gendered terms (i mostly gender myself according to what is funniest at the moment) and i am generally unlabeled, romance-indifferent and (mostly) sex-adverse.
go check out my bestie @cactusssxp btw i promise she's really cool !!!
RANDOM DATA:
I use the DD/MM/YY format!
UTC +2:00
My first language is spanish! Please be patient. also i have no respect for this language. don't correct me please.
I play guitar and piano!
My birthday is july 19th!
i have two cats
I love asks and tags! Tag me in your posts!!!!
Anyone can DM as long as they're aware i might not awnser.
I am. Dead 90% of the time. i might not post for 10 months and then suddenly come back unnanounced
TWS:
This blog might contain themes of unreality, horror, suggestive topics, blood/violence and others. I will do my best to tag all of them though! Also lmk if i should add cw tags to any post!
BOUNDARIES:
NO nsfw, explicit gore, or fetish/ kink content. you can enjoy whatever you want, just don't drag me into it.
i have mild aphantasia (at about 4 or 5 in the 1-5 scale). if you are weird about it i will Kill You With Rocks
if i mention getting dizzy or out of breath in some post Do Not Worry about me i have low blood pressure it is normal.
I also struggle with dpdr so. please tag your unreality posts as such i beg. im not all that affected by it but i very much prefer to be warned
im mentally doing great😃 /s
no set dni, i block freely. just be decent
Please do not ask personal questions. i will disclose whatever info i feel necessary.
please no "god loves you!" i am not looking for a relationship right now/j (but seriously. im an atheist and uncomfortable with those kinds of comments)
OBSESSIONS AS OF NOW:
i will be annoying about these. sorry.
Forsaken (esp Two time)
NITW
Genloss
PHM+Iron lung (bloodymary...)
tomodachi life.....
botany kinda?
zosan (interest in law because of my friend... sob)
TAG DIRECTORY:
#my posts -> stuff i posted myself!
#yap yap yap -> my daily yap- mostly made so my nonsensical rambles can be more easily filtered out.
#awnsers -> awnsering asks!
#xyz(oc) -> any of my ocs! (for example, #nova(oc) is the tag for my oc Nova!
#sona: xyz -> any of my sonas! (ex. #sona: cuerchuza)
#the horrors -> any posts complaining/venting about something. i'll try tw tag vents accordingly, but this is mostly a warning just in case.
#pinned post! -> my intro posts
#real -> posts i relate to
#awareness rb! -> reblogs to spread awareness about something!
none of the blinkies/ stamps are mine except the behave one, which is f2u w/o credit! (all the rest were f2u w/o credit too)
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a scene must be included PRIOR to sex where the characters READ their birth certificates OUT LOUD so the reader will know they were born on the SAME DATE to avoid any disgusting AGE GAPS
behold my magnum opus (linguistics pseudofixation where i just go random bullshit go! and hope it works). btw im doing a little 'dictionary' thing but like. thats very WIP rn so
fair warning this is pretty long
also tagging @nighttshadebloom bc you showed interest when i mentioned it :)
“Spawnavor”
Spawnavor*, Speech of the spawn, or literally translated, Tongue of Spawn’ is the language spoken by those that inhabit the Spawn 's grounds. It evolved in isolation over the years, often just evolving for the sake of efficiency and/or to better comprehend the world around them. It has a fairly developed grammar and vocabulary for its origin in a small, closely knit community, and it's rarely spoken outside its origin community.
*Not to be confused with Spawnvor, a traditional prayer that literally translates to Spawn’s Voice.
Structure
Spawnavor is spoken in ‘chunks’ or clusters of information.These chunks typically compose of MANNER - ACTION - COMPOSITION - QUANTITY - CLASSIFIER - MOOD. (eg. ka spo-rawa ri-new tem pawor - lit. quickly wash-pure three-quantity times must - translated to you have to quickly purify (it) three times.)
Sound Profile
Speech sounds very conjoined and word differentiation generally depends on tone rather than silence. Generally, it’s spoken quickly and casually, but more refined speakers lean towards a slower, hypnotizing loop of rounded vowels and circling back to /ɔ/.
Identical sounds generally morph into each other over time. Its main vowels are /a/, /o/, /ɔ/, /e/; and its main consonants, /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/ /m/ /n/ /ŋ/ /s/ /z/ /ʃ/ /w/ /j/ /l/ /r/.
Pronouns
Pronouns are mostly implied via sentence structure and wording, and are usually added only for emphasis. That being said, there are three sets of three pronouns each, SING, PLUR, and COLL. Singular refers to a single person, Plural, to multiple people within an established group, and collective, for all people within the group itself.
Verbs
Verbs are divided into two groups; complex and simple verbs.
Complex verbs emphasize more ‘important’ or unusual actions, and are usually longer, and originate from simple verbs. They are often reserved to religious ceremonies like sermons or rituals.
(eg. ‘pakawor’, to bear responsibility, originating from ‘pak’ carry and ‘wor’, worth, adding ‘-a-’ as a linking vocal. [Not to be confused with ‘pakpawor’, meaning, you must carry. from pak, carry and pawor, you must.])
Simple verbs are usually just quick, easy or routine actions, such as wash (spo)
For imperatives, you join the verb to -pawor. (originates from Pakawor, aka. to bear responsibility. Ex. spo (wash)+ pawor(imperative) equals spopawor, (you) must wash. If you needed to emphasize the ‘you’ in the sentence, you would say ‘spopawor ta’ (literally, ‘Wash you must.’ This would be mostly used for negating the fact that I* must wash it.)
*I, as in the person saying this.
For optative, you use the suffix -wuivor, originating from ‘wui’, want, and ‘vor’, in this context, say/express. eg. spo (wash)+wuivor (optative), ‘spowuivor’ please wash/ i wish you'd wash. It may also be interpreted as, if you wash…, depending on context.
There are 3 verb tenses used for simple verbs, and 4 for complex verbs.
For simple verbs, there is pluperfect past, past perfect, and future perfect.
For complex, there is pluperfect pas, past perfect, past imperfect and future perfect.
There are different verb conjugations according to the ending vowel, -a endings (first conjugation), -o endings (second conjugation), -e endings (third conjugation) and -i endings (fourth conjugation). -/ɔ/ endings are considered -a endings, and use the same conjugation.
The ‘substitution’ of the ending is done from the conjugation vowel.
All conjugations for imperatives and optatives are omitted intirely.
Adverbs and Numerals
Adverbs are usually turned into affixes. Information is encouraged to be spread in chunks. ka- (means quickly) ra- (means carefully). Adverbs, if stacked, are said in order of priority. Ex.. karaspo prioritizes quickness before carefulness, while rakaspo prioritizes care.
Numerals are always structured as number-number-class, Ex. ri-new-tem literally means three-number-times, and is roughly translated to three repetitions. new-pan is used to count people (number-people, literally) new-shaw is used to count groups. This is one of the sparse uses of shaw, third person collective.
Nouns
Nouns don’t often end suddenly, and focus mostly on the previously mentioned sounds; vowels are /a/, /o/, /ɔ/, /e/; and consonants, /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/ /m/ /n/ /ŋ/ /s/ /z/ /ʃ/ /w/ /j/ /l/ /r/.
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Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
behold my magnum opus (linguistics pseudofixation where i just go random bullshit go! and hope it works). btw im doing a little 'dictionary' thing but like. thats very WIP rn so
fair warning this is pretty long
also tagging @nighttshadebloom bc you showed interest when i mentioned it :)
“Spawnavor”
Spawnavor*, Speech of the spawn, or literally translated, Tongue of Spawn’ is the language spoken by those that inhabit the Spawn 's grounds. It evolved in isolation over the years, often just evolving for the sake of efficiency and/or to better comprehend the world around them. It has a fairly developed grammar and vocabulary for its origin in a small, closely knit community, and it's rarely spoken outside its origin community.
*Not to be confused with Spawnvor, a traditional prayer that literally translates to Spawn’s Voice.
Structure
Spawnavor is spoken in ‘chunks’ or clusters of information.These chunks typically compose of MANNER - ACTION - COMPOSITION - QUANTITY - CLASSIFIER - MOOD. (eg. ka spo-rawa ri-new tem pawor - lit. quickly wash-pure three-quantity times must - translated to you have to quickly purify (it) three times.)
Sound Profile
Speech sounds very conjoined and word differentiation generally depends on tone rather than silence. Generally, it’s spoken quickly and casually, but more refined speakers lean towards a slower, hypnotizing loop of rounded vowels and circling back to /ɔ/.
Identical sounds generally morph into each other over time. Its main vowels are /a/, /o/, /ɔ/, /e/; and its main consonants, /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/ /m/ /n/ /ŋ/ /s/ /z/ /ʃ/ /w/ /j/ /l/ /r/.
Pronouns
Pronouns are mostly implied via sentence structure and wording, and are usually added only for emphasis. That being said, there are three sets of three pronouns each, SING, PLUR, and COLL. Singular refers to a single person, Plural, to multiple people within an established group, and collective, for all people within the group itself.
Verbs
Verbs are divided into two groups; complex and simple verbs.
Complex verbs emphasize more ‘important’ or unusual actions, and are usually longer, and originate from simple verbs. They are often reserved to religious ceremonies like sermons or rituals.
(eg. ‘pakawor’, to bear responsibility, originating from ‘pak’ carry and ‘wor’, worth, adding ‘-a-’ as a linking vocal. [Not to be confused with ‘pakpawor’, meaning, you must carry. from pak, carry and pawor, you must.])
Simple verbs are usually just quick, easy or routine actions, such as wash (spo)
For imperatives, you join the verb to -pawor. (originates from Pakawor, aka. to bear responsibility. Ex. spo (wash)+ pawor(imperative) equals spopawor, (you) must wash. If you needed to emphasize the ‘you’ in the sentence, you would say ‘spopawor ta’ (literally, ‘Wash you must.’ This would be mostly used for negating the fact that I* must wash it.)
*I, as in the person saying this.
For optative, you use the suffix -wuivor, originating from ‘wui’, want, and ‘vor’, in this context, say/express. eg. spo (wash)+wuivor (optative), ‘spowuivor’ please wash/ i wish you'd wash. It may also be interpreted as, if you wash…, depending on context.
There are 3 verb tenses used for simple verbs, and 4 for complex verbs.
For simple verbs, there is pluperfect past, past perfect, and future perfect.
For complex, there is pluperfect pas, past perfect, past imperfect and future perfect.
There are different verb conjugations according to the ending vowel, -a endings (first conjugation), -o endings (second conjugation), -e endings (third conjugation) and -i endings (fourth conjugation). -/ɔ/ endings are considered -a endings, and use the same conjugation.
The ‘substitution’ of the ending is done from the conjugation vowel.
All conjugations for imperatives and optatives are omitted intirely.
Adverbs and Numerals
Adverbs are usually turned into affixes. Information is encouraged to be spread in chunks. ka- (means quickly) ra- (means carefully). Adverbs, if stacked, are said in order of priority. Ex.. karaspo prioritizes quickness before carefulness, while rakaspo prioritizes care.
Numerals are always structured as number-number-class, Ex. ri-new-tem literally means three-number-times, and is roughly translated to three repetitions. new-pan is used to count people (number-people, literally) new-shaw is used to count groups. This is one of the sparse uses of shaw, third person collective.
Nouns
Nouns don’t often end suddenly, and focus mostly on the previously mentioned sounds; vowels are /a/, /o/, /ɔ/, /e/; and consonants, /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/ /m/ /n/ /ŋ/ /s/ /z/ /ʃ/ /w/ /j/ /l/ /r/.
not many people know this but when talking about your multiple pronoun-using friend you build up a combo meter for every subsequent unique pronoun you use