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In that its female characters are actually allowed to break ideas of femininity, even if its a random npc. Yah got your cool warriors, yer giant blacksmiths, yer weird worm(?) things, and you often wouldn't know they're female just by looking.

They don't have to look like human women, they're funky little bugs. They just need to have a good design that suits them. Same goes for like half the pilgrim enemies. Not to mention they tend to take up the most important roles.

And then you, the reader, can just jump in and post your own weird shit? And people might comment just to say “nice job!” Or “where the fuck is the next chapter” on your 20k coffee shop FNAF AU? Bro. Them’s the little things that make the internet worth anything.

Ao3 is so beautiful. I love scrolling past indescribably disturbing descriptions. I love knowing they have a place to be posted. I love knowing that, should I feel the urge to indulge, I can do so with no repercussions.

1, i already read whipping girl

But now i wonder if the baby Ghasts from Minecraft Dungeons are not canon anymore, or maybe they're translucent only in the newborn stage, and the rehydrated ones are more like toddlers? 🤔

that is not kinktober. that is a very lame and boring october

also let’s coerce real people into displaying their private information for the sake of fictional characters 😍 (of course, anybody can lie about their age, but this is still such a ridiculous rule lmao)

Barbara and Steph don't see him as their father. But those are Bruce’s daughters, and he'll take care of them.

Tim and Dick didn't see him as a dad for a good while after their parents' deaths because they were grieving and didn't want to replace them. Bruce saw them as his sons even when they couldn't see him as their dad, and he saw them as his sons when they could.

Duke still has a father and mother, even if they're lost at the moment. Bruce is NOT his father. He has a father, and he's going to get better if Duke has anything to say about it, goddammit. That's Bruce’s baby and he'll protect him no matter what.

Jason can scream from the rooftops that Bruce isn't his father, and Bruce might even agree with him verbally in a fit of anger. But that's his son, that's his baby. And he'll protect him.