* Grief, a type of sadness that most often occurs when you have lost someone you love, is a sneaky thing, because it can disappear for a long time, and then pop back up when you least expect it.

RP blog for POKEMON ZA oc: FORTUNATA 'FORTUNE' COLOMBO. // TW for Dark Themes.

Loved by Dingo

* Well I was born an original sinner

* I was born from original sin

RP blog for own universe OC: Maja Lovell. || Crossover friendly & Semi-Selective.

TW for themes of Violence, Gore, etc.

Loved By Dingo, Follows from @dancingdingohub

BURNSMULTIMUSE -- An independent, selective, mutuals only, multi ship, mutiverse, canon divergent, and multi muse roleplay blog featuring Marvel's Moon Knight, written by Burning (or Burn).

Writing with a dangerous muse can be really interesting and exciting, but there are some things to be mindful about to make the experience fun for everyone involved.

When interacting with a dangerous muse, keep in mind that it’s not the other mun’s responsibility to rein their muse in if your muse is constantly being rude. Antagonize a dangerous muse at your own risks! Especially if there was no prior plotting involved, taunting/insulting a dangerous muse can result in your muse getting injured or worse.

Sometimes, a muse is going to be more powerful than yours. It’s more likely to be the case when interacting with a very dangerous muse. It’s ok if your muse doesn’t always have the upper hand, it’s ok if your muse isn’t always the strongest, or the most dangerous. Power imbalances are fun, but they require compromise. 

Remember that it’s not always fun for the mun if their dangerous muse only gets used for antagonistic purposes. Yes, of course, if someone is writing a “villain” or a very dangerous muse, they know it will lead to antagonistic threads. But it doesn’t mean they don’t want to explore other themes as well! All muses have nuances.