Read it and weep

The headcanon is that the day after Nathan found Abaddon and brought him to the hotel, he woke up to find a dead bird on the blanket in front of him. It was a gift in gratitude for his hospitality.

i ♡ my fictional children :3

hi i love this show very much and am very fixated i fear

aint no way he made it through all the loops without riding this thing at least once

Nathan Freeling is drunk as F*ck. Someone help him

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Okay, I decided to make a short sketch about the Collector and the Archivist

Wittober Day 7: cracked (nose)

It’s not Moon’s fault he’s like this. But his life is going to be very lonely if he stays trapped in this cycle forever.

Hey! Thanks so much for sending this ask and sorry it took a hot minute to reply. Things have been busy this Spring but I’ve really wanted to circle back to this!

I’m no psychologist and I can’t pretend to know all there is to know about various conditions and disorders, but ’d say that it’s entirely possible that Moon has something akin to one of the “Cluster B disorders.” They’re certainly stigmatized conditions but I don’t think they villainize Moon at all. If that’s the case, it’s just part of their personality. We live in a world that really tries to dehumanize anyone with narcissistic symptoms, rather than see them as actual people.

That being said, a few years back, I remember listening to a psychologist talk about how some people would sometimes experience Cluster B symptoms while being surrounded by toxic people, only to have those symptoms resolve once they were in a better situation and around more supportive people. So I could see this applying to Moon as well, since they’ve spent most of their existence around some truly horrible, manipulative individuals. And after all that, things wouldn’t immediately resolve, as Moon has had a lot to work through.

So I’m not in any position to diagnose the character one way or another, but I really like discussing the possibilities.

I’ve always low-key written Moon as autistic, and adding that to them being intellectually a child and also a being a god-like creature with very little comprehension of mortality or how things affect those around them. So that combination makes things pretty tough for them as well, as far as existing socially in the world. I don’t think it conflicts with them potentially having another personality disorder, or symptoms of such in addition though. In fact, with all the overlap, the different conditions might just blend together in a way that makes it near-impossible to separate into anything neat or specific.