I think a wizard can be a princess sometimes.. I mean a tower is a tower

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I think a wizard can be a princess sometimes.. I mean a tower is a tower

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the most fucked up thing ever is being obsessed w ur own oc. why do i have to make content of them why cant they just magically appear on my screen for me to reblog 200 times. fucked up and also evil
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Youâve heard of âFake Dating.â Now get ready for
Fake Family
1. âThis guy is being a creep and wonât leave me alone. Will you pretend to be my overprotective older brother for five minutes?â
2. âThe nurse said only family was allowed back here, so I told her we were siblings. Just go along with it.â
3. âThat person asked if I was your S/O. Iâm sick of people not believing when I say weâre friends, so I said we were siblings.â
4. âIâm your bodyguard, but the event youâre going to does not allow bodyguards, so Iâm now your sibling.â
5. âI was on a date, and the person made me uncomfortable, so I told them my parent was a cop. Only problem: My parents are dead, and youâre the only cop I know. Help?â
6. âWe have a very elaborate story of how weâre related that we tell everyone when they meet us. No one has any idea that it isnât true.âÂ
7. âI told someone we were siblings, but we look nothing alike, so you said I was adopted. Now they want to have dinner with my family⌠Are your parents good at lying?â
8. âWe always joke that weâre siblings, but someone didnât realize we were joking, so now weâre seeing how far we can carry this out.â
9. âOur organization is extremely covert, but your friends have caught me at your place a few times picking you up. I just found out that youâve been telling them Iâm your hysterical aunt who calls you every time she has a new heartbreak. Really? You couldnât come up with a less embarrassing cover?âÂ
10. âLook, I love you, too, but if you keep telling people youâre my grandchild, Iâm going to scream. Iâm not that old, you know?â
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instead of infodumping about my oc i'm just going to post text post memes about her with no context
when u create too many ocs and dont have the time to develop them all equally and ur brain just wants u to focus on one or two at a time but u keep making more and more and u feel like ur abandoning the ones u havent done anything with for a while
â˘they're girlfriends â˘
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Okay, this is in incredibly petty nitpick, but: if youâre writing a fantasy setting with same-sex marriage, a same-sex noble or royal couple typically would not have titles of the same rank - e.g., a prince and a prince, or two queens.
It depends on which system of ranking you use, of course (there are several), but in most systems thereâs actually a rule covering this scenario: in the event that a consortâs courtesy title being of the same rank as their spouseâs would potentially create confusion over who holds the title by right and who by courtesy, the consort instead receives the next-highest title on the ladder.
So the husband of a prince would be a duke; the wife of a queen, a princess; and so forth.
(You actually see this rule in practice in the United Kingdom, albeit not in the context of a same-sex marriage; the Queenâs husband is styled a prince because if he were a king, folks might get confused about which of them was the reigning monarch.)
The only common situation where youâd expect to see, for example, two queens in the same marriage is if the reigning monarchs of two different realms married each other - and even then, youâd more likely end up with a complicated arrangement where each party is technically a princess of the otherâs realm in addition to being queen of her own.
Youâve gotta keep it nice and unambiguous whoâs actually in charge!
Okay, Iâve received a whole lot of asks about this post, so Iâm going to cover all of the responses in one go:
1. The system described above is, admittedly, merely one of the most common. Other historically popular alternatives include:
The consortâs courtesy title is of the same rank as their spouseâs, with â-consortâ appended to it: prince and prince-consort, queen and queen-consort, etc. This is how, e.g., present-day Monaco does it.
The consort is simply styled Lord or Lady So-and-so, and receives no specific title. I canât think of any country that still does it this way, off the top of my head, but historically it was a thing.
(Naturally, your setting neednât adhere to any of these, but it would be highly irregular for it to lack some mechanism for clarifying the chain of command.)
2. The reason why the consort of a prince is historically a princess even though those titles are the same rank is basically sexism. This can go a couple of ways:
In many realms, there was no such thing as being a princess by right; the daughter of a monarch would be styled Lady So-and-so and receive no specific title, so the only way to be a princess was to marry a prince.
In realms where women could hold titles by right, typically a masculine title was informally presumed to outrank its feminine counterpart. So, e.g., kings outrank queens, princes outrank princesses, etc.
In either case, no ambiguity exists.
(Interestingly, this suggests that in a more egalitarian setting where masculine titles are not presumed to outrank their feminine counterparts, or vice versa, youâd need to explicitly disambiguate rankings even outside the context of same-sex marriages. Food for thought!)
3. It would also be possible to have two kings or two queens in the same marriage without multiple realms being involved in the case of a true co-monarchy. However, true co-monarchies are highly irregular and, from a political standpoint, immensely complicated affairs. If youâre planning on writing one of those, be prepared to do your research!
4. The next rank down from âcountessâ is either âviscountessâ or âbaronessâ, depending on which peerage system youâre using.
(Yes, that last one actually came up multiple times. Apparently there are a lot of stories about gay countesses out there!)
Iâd like to argue with this, but I canât.