My Native Language is 💭 Thought 💭

I take moodboard requests for any fandom I'm in, and I will at least consider fic requests for any fandom I'm in. There are some fandoms that I just can't write for. No NSFW requests please and thank you!

A comprehensive list of fandoms I'm in includes:

Podcasts: The Magnus Archives, The Penumbra Podcast, Welcome to Night Vale, and The Adventure Zone

Books/Series: The Raven Cycle, the Cosmere, Arc of a Scythe, The Mirror Visitor

Video Games: The Persona Series, Fire Emblem, Kirby, Octopath Traveler, and Pokemon

Anime: BNHA, March Comes In Like A Lion, BNA, Madoka Magica, Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Assassination Classroom, Hyouka

Other: Sanders Sides

I would fixate on certain movies and watch them over and over and over again.

It was usually in one or two week intervals, but yeah, for some reason I would fixate on specific movies and for a week or two I would have to watch them every day as part of my daily routine.

This mainly occured between the ages of 4 and 10, but when I was 13 I discovered the 2005 Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly and actually would wake up at 5 AM for about three weeks straight to watch this movie before I went to school.

Also when I was 13 my brother and I (unfortunately for my parents) discovered the double-length Robot Rampage Backyardigans episode and proceeded to watch it practically on loop during a road trip.

We sang all the songs at the top of our lungs Every. Single. Time.

Other movies I fixated on include, but are not limited to:

Aladdin

The live-action Peter Pan

Wall-E

Kung-Fu Panda

Tinkerbell

Every time they say the word "unholy" the song starts playing in my head. This would be fine if it were said about Harrow and/or Gideon more.

Unfortunately, it is most often used in reference to that bastard Silas Octakiseron and his too-good-for-his-necromancer cavalier Colum for soul-siphoning.

I do not need the lyrics "Don't say it's unholy if I let you come hold me" playing in my head Every Time a 16 year old and a man in his mid 30s do Anything in this fricking book.

Every time my dad and I played Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, I would make us watch the entire title screen cutscene and the little game trailer/intro thing that came after it.

Every. Single. Time.

We 100% that game.

I was like 6 or 7 and if my dad ever accidentally pressed a button to go to the menu screen before the entire cutscene had played through, I would make him go back and watch the entire thing through again.

However, I just got done screaming with my best friend, who is bi, about people saying that being pan is biphobic when it's not, so I decided to make this lovely post, as I am seething with anger at the injustice of it all, and feel the need to scream into the void about my beliefs just like everyone else on this site.

Goodness gracious I'm salty tonight.

First of all:

People understand labels differently.

Yes, pan and bi are two completely different labels. I understand that.

However, a label is not only for others, it is for the person using it. And thus, as labels serve a function for the person using them, we have to understand that sometimes we as individuals prescribe different meanings to labels than the wider community does.

People identifying as pan is not bi erasure. People identify as pan because that feels right to them.

People identify as bi because that feels right to them.

And who are we to turn around and say that their label is somehow wrong, or somehow invalidates another label simply by a person feeling like their label encompasses that aspect of their identity?

I get it, some people hate labels, or specifically microlables.

However, something that must be understood is that labels are a means of understanding and feeling in control of one's own identity for some people.

It is the least we can do to be consciencious of those around us and be respectful of the labels they feel encompass their identity.

There is a difference between identifying as pan and saying a bi individual is simply a confused pan.

Being pan and biphobic is not mutually exclusive.

However

Pansexuality, as a label, is not inherently biphobic.

And please humans

Just in general

Don't be invalidating other people's labels when you know nothing about the person.

I'm ace and aro

Do you know what happens when I tell people my labels and explain what they mean?

"You feel that way now, but you'll find someone eventually!"

Having your labels be completely disregarded and invalidated hurts.

So try and and be respectful of your fellow humans.

Please.

So, I know I've already done one for Janus, but I figured the rest out and figured I would just compile it into one post.

Patton: 2 wing 1

Logan: 5 wing 6

Roman: 3 with balanced wings

Virgil: 6 wing 5

Janus: 8 wing 7

Remus: 7 wing 6