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I missed drawing them

+ storyboard I made for class which I edited into a comic :)

I hope I’ll get to write it soon

Jax ran away one night and is being comforted by Hira

Poor kid is not having a good time

@huntersimp99 @electrikworm @the-starry-seas @vrycurious @eternal-transcience @aurathebardwife @fionas-frenzy @collophora

Crosshair 🔄️ Ogata - 2 🔊

I just wanted to test lip sync haha

Guess. that's not really the point, rather the constant craving to create something for others to enjoy. That being said, the big 2-0 is here: 2000 fics on AO3 since 2015!!!

Something worth to celebrate, perhaps?

Go and check them out as there are so many fics to choose from in quite the few fandoms too! Short and long fics, some poetry and songs there too! AO3 : https://archiveofourown.org/users/GunRoswall

Everyone brings a dish to share. A table full of endless choices stands before you. Some dishes are labeled correctly, others arnt. Some are extra spicy so read notes and tags about the dishes.

But as you go down the table, you have the choice for what you put on your plate. Don't pick up the pasta if you're gluten-free. Avoid the stew if you don't like onions.

You have a choice again when you sit down and take a bite. Was the tater tot casserole not really what you wanted anymore? Cool, stop eating it.

Fandom is a potluck and you have a choice to not consume the things you don't like. You don't get a choice over what others bring to the potluck. You don't get to police others for what they want to eat either.

Don't be mad that we brought egg salad when you hate it. You're the one that is forcing yourself to eat it when we told you exactly what it is.

Don't like something? Don't put it on your plate and eat it. You do not get to be a bully and be mad that someone brought it and someone else likes it.

The fandom isn't all about you and your likes. We don't have to cater to you.

If you have a deadly nut allergy, you're probably going to have to skip the unlabeled brownies, because you don't know if they're safe for you. That sucks, but it's your responsibility to avoid things that you're sensitive to. Similarly, if you're triggered by noncon but you're reading a minimally labeled fic that the author chose not to use archive warnings on, you are the one rolling the dice there.

The dude grew up with anger management problems.

Growing up with a short fuse, he developed a love of violence as a form of emotional expression. If the world hurts, you hurt the world back. He was never reprimanded for his actions, and teachers remained silent as his family sponsored the local academic institution he attended. He never learned to control his anger until he got out of control and blew up at his family.

When the Civil War came around (before TCW), he volunteered to be a part of the army to spare his family from his outbursts, despite their protests. It's safer to let out your rage on a common enemy. He killed many and was praised for his strength and fortitude. His rage is justified and rewarded through the shared language of violence. The world of war was where he truly belonged, where the smell of blood and pulse of adrenaline galloped triumphantly with his violence. For once, he felt at home.