#anonymous sender

I’m really tired of seeing all those videos titled things like ‘no, William Afton did not love his kids’. Maybe in the current canon he doesn’t, but in mine? He loved us more than life itself. He may not have been the best father, or the best husband, but he cared about us. Enough to try to reverse death itself when one of us fell. We were a family. A dysfunctional one, but a family nonetheless. He loved us. End of story.

I don’t know. I just feel so invalidated by these videos. I know it’s stupid and pointless but that’s how I feel. I wish the idea of William caring for his family wasn’t so disputed. I wish there wasn’t any doubt.

…except for the child, asleep on the floor.

~ @demonsparks ~ BB AU

Pawn had just finished general checks, making sure his security systems were all up to date. Being out of his base for as long as he had been made him nervous when it came to nearby threats, especially when considering the recent activity outside of the CFC.

He was just about wrapped up with what he was doing, ready to leave and set the base back into hibernation mode before he saw a child curled up on the floor.

Thanks for the lesson about valentine's day ;)

Truth be told, I wish I'd said this a LONG time ago. But...as an OC writer myself, I can only dream for the kind of success that @lambentlodestar has as a writer. Even though we don't talk much anymore... I'm still impressed, amazed, and even a little jealous that another mun made their OC as Shanzira's child. That's...if you ask me, that means you're definitely doing it right. And Lamby...if you see this, again, I'm sorry I haven't said anything sooner.

just because your kintype is a villain in canon/source DOES NOT MEAN you deserve to be treated like a terrible, fearfully heinous person now. maybe you've changed. maybe you regret what you did. and that's fine. it's valid. nobody should judge you for things you no longer stand by. and neither should people assume you're awful now just because you used to be awful. demonizing villainkins that don't agree or support what they did is disrespectful, it puts down the person in question, and it's unfair to alienate them because you don't agree with what they don't even agree with themselves.

-a tired, guilty villainkin