#bellemoth

Happy Pride Month everyone, last year I did a series of Twisted Wonderland collage with fans labelling many of its main male characters as gay, so for this year I'll be focusing on the Hellaverse. That's why I'm starting things off with the Hazbin Hotel ship we all know and love, CHAGGIE.

The ship has also been called Charggie, Charlaggie, RainbowMoth, RainbowSpear, RoyalMoth, Varlie, DemonicAngel, FallenStar, FallenRainbow, FallenBelle, FallenRoyal, BelleMoth, MothBelle, StarFallen, Чегги, チャギー, 채기, 查吉, 🌈🎀, 🌈🦋, 🌈🪽, 👑🎀, 👑🦋, 💛💜 and 💜❤️.

"Chaggie" this, "Varlie" that...

But YOU, "RainbowMoth," and "RoyalMoth, FallenBelle, FallenRainbow, MothBelle, and FallenRoyal," Will always be famous to me. + Someone said "GuardianPrincess" fuckin LOVE that name.

Personally, and I don't know if this is a hot-take, but I really don't like the ship name Chaggie...Not all that much, it's cute. But like, I wanna be more creative with it!

I LOVE CREATIVE SHIP NAMES!!! :D There's just more spice to it, other than it just being their names smashed together, I really think Charlie should put a baby inside Vaggie's tummy.

Based on a couple of comments I've been getting, apparently people still don't understand polyamory?

For context, I'm currently writing a Charlastor focused fic with Chaggie on the side. The premise is similar to the canon, Charlie is in a relationship with Vaggie, except they have an open relationship and she develops a crush on Alastor.

The logical implication, which is what I assumed people would think, was that Charlie intends to initiate a relationship with Alastor while staying woth Vaggie, therefore the end goal being keeping both, but a couple readers were confused by it.

One reader didn't understand this premise and thought Chaggie was the focus (somehow) and another asked me if by the end Charlie would end up with Vaggie, Alastor or neither. My first thought was: "Why are those the only three options?". It made very little sense to me.

Not saying I'm mad, of course, just disappointed. I thought since the show is pretty LGBTQ open. Apparently polyamory is a more fringe concept than I anticipated, or even open relationships in general. Which is a shame, because I think polyamory is beautiful and people should be free to love more than one person at a time, maybe not even as a life long commitment, just being honest about intentions and doing what feels right for however long it lasts.