striving for an A+ in therapy

Come and get it!

A blog named "confirm-page" tagged my sideblog (and various other blogs) in the comments under its post claiming that a "minor anomaly" was detected with my account, telling me to verify my account within 48 hours by clicking a random link.

I did not click the link, of course; I reported the account for phishing and then blocked it. Just wanted to share what it looked like in case anyone else encounters it and isn't sure whether it's legit or not! :)

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Tumblr would NOT contact you through tagging you on a post like this (never will); they would contact you privately e.g. via email if there was an issue. If you're unsure of if something is actually from Tumblr, either report it (my preferred method) or look up which email address to contact Tumblr though, and use that to ask them if it's legit or not!

heya!

this right here?

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NOT REAL.

the "@staff" is just the bio text.

tumblr staff will not contact you through anything other than email or their official accounts, which will all have this badge:

DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THIS OR SIMILAR ACCOUNTS AND ABSOLUTELY DO NOT CLICK ANY LINKS FROM IT.

report and block. i'd also appreciate it if you shared this post, bc that blog was JUST created and was already tagging a LOT of people, and i know not everyone has the scam-sensing instinct, even if this might seem obvious to some.

meme redraw 2 kick of the new year on this account

Lies to his face on multiple occasions:

After a pause, he added, “San Lang…might have lied to me about something, but I truly don’t think it’s anything that would harm me.”

I would use the word “deceive.” The novel also uses that word. Hua Cheng, for the most part, dodges the truth or he technically tells the truth but omits a lot. I’m not saying he doesn’t lie, but more often, he just doesn’t tell the truth—and those aren’t the same. He also doesn’t continue to lie after the truth comes out, and his lies, as Xie Lian says, are never intended to harm Xie Lian.

Physically fights him:

“Hua Cheng swiftly reached out and gave Xie Lian’s shoulder a gentle tap in return.”

“But just then, a silver, curved blade flicked Fangxin, hooked it, and pulled it aside.”

“Hua Cheng didn’t say a single word as he continued to block Xie Lian.”

He’s not really being offensive so much as he’s putting up a firm defense. These events also don’t take place in the revised story. Hua Cheng takes Xie Lian on a vacation for several days so that LQQ and QR can hash things out themselves.

Explicitly said he wanted time apart:

“And now that Mount Tonglu had reopened, Hua Cheng had more on his plate.”

“Xie Lian used “troubled times” as his excuse and said that they had better not see each other for the time being to focus on their respective duties. And with that, they very amiably bid each other farewell.”

Since they hadn’t seen each other for a long time, Xie Lian had missed him dearly—even though that “long time” was no more than a few days. Yet who would’ve thought Hua Cheng had been hiding right by his side all this time? Xie Lian’s mood brightened immediately, and all his previous concerns were completely forgotten.

They do part ways, but it’s not as though Xie Lian forbids Hua Cheng from coming to see him. They have other things to worry about, and Xie Lian doesn’t know how to keep his feelings a secret. He also feels bad for leaving Hua Cheng because it feels like he’s ditching a friend who needs him, and he’s very happy that Hua Cheng was by his side all along.