Eric the Huntsman

You can say no to a ship. you can say no to a plot point. you can say no to another person’s headcanon for your muse. 

you can say no. 

if someone doesn’t accept your no then that’s a fault of that person not you. 

you’re not being mean by saying no.  you’re not being a ‘bad friend’ by saying no.  you’re not being rude by saying no. 

normalize being able to say no to things.

send 🍯 for a food headcanon

send🥛for a drink headcanon

send 🐢 for a mental health headcanon

send 🦄 for a physical health headcanon

send ⌛for a sleep headcanon

send 💕 for a love headcanon

send 💣 for a stress headcanon

send 😵 for a sickness headcanon

send 🤲 for a religious headcanon

send 🏡 for a home headcanon

send 🍬 for a family headcanon

send 💼 for a work headcanon

send ⛈️ for a sadness headcanon

send 😡 for an anger headcanon

send 💩 for a ridiculous headcanon

PLEASE read headcanons for muses

It doesn't matter if the muse is from a canon series or oc - people may portray muses differently.

Headcanons can include key elements to the muse's personality and world building or relationship dynamics.

you can get insight to how the muse thinks and acts.

please don't ignore them in case you miss something.

Just because I start another thread with someone playing the same character as you, doesn’t mean that I hate you, I’m getting annoyed by you, or I’m bored with you; I’m most likely in a different scene, and nothing I send you both will be the same.

Just because I take a while to reply to you, but not others, doesn’t mean I’m ignoring you; My muse is picky, and I can only write what I’m drawn to. I want my replies to be well written and fun, not forced and horrible

Just because I shorten a reply doesn’t mean I’m bored with the thread; I’m probably tired, thinking of something else to continue with, or giving you the chance to set up our next situation.

Just because I drop a thread doesn’t mean I will never come back to start another; When I drop threads, I’m usually overwhelmed, without a muse for that particular piece, or bored with it, and I’ll ask to start another.

Snow White and the Huntsman / The Huntsman: Winter’s War: Eric [ISTP 9w8]

Function Order: Ti-Se-Ni-Fe Eric serves as the royal Huntsman for Snow White, in protecting the forest against poachers after she comes to the throne, but prior to that, was hired as a mercenary to fetch her to Ravenna the queen, on the belief that Ravenna could resurrect his dead wife and restore her to him. He did not see the immorality of this, until faced with Snow’s growing desperation,…