⛓ to Kanata from Toto bc maybe Toto kidnaps him

His head was throbbing. It was the first thing Kanata noticed as he came to. He hadn't opened his eyes yet, was almost afraid to do so, because the pain was bad and moving even a single muscle filled him with apprehension. He wanted to know where he was, though, and if he remained like this, he was more vulnerable if someone - his kidnapper? He must have been kidnapped. It wasn't his first time, but the last time he had been kidnapped he had been a small child. This was different - decided to attack him, he wouldn't be able to protect himself if he didn't see the attack coming.

A deep breath, and lime green eyes fluttered open.

A small room, pipes running along the walls and up on the ceiling. A slight metallic or rusty scent lingering in the air. The floor he laid on was dirty, unpleasant. He could feel the grime against his cheek, together with the blood from his head wound that had dried on his skin.

"Chiaki... Mikejima..." The whimper, the plea, escaped him before he could stop himself. He was scared. Really scared, and neither Chiaki nor Madara were here. They couldn't help him.

Anonymous asked: Minatsuki looks at the captive with little care. "here, he didn't want ya to starve," she explained. Toto was a bully and a villain, but he wasn't necessarily evil per se. taking a bite of her food, Minatsuki shows that it isn't poisoned. "it's safe." ( from crudevillain )

"watch where you're fuckin' goin ─ twerp."

head empty, no thots

@crudevillain ⚔️ 𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓻𝓽𝓮𝓻 𝓬𝓪𝓵𝓵

I guess it'd probably be people who take fictional things too seriously. Like obviously we're all attached to our muses but I'm not talking about that. I'm talking like 'do not even look at me if you ship xyz pairing or write xyz character or topic.' Like...it's fiction. Chill. :P

I think some people in the RPC need to remember that writing a topic does NOT always mean approving of it. If it did, GRRM and every mystery writer would be a murderer. And...they're not. So writing a topic does NOT equal glorifying, romanticizing, etc it. That doesn't mean people have to write things they're uncomfortable with. 100% no. I do believe any hardcore triggering topics should always be tagged so people can avoid them. But that does not mean that people who DO want to write those topics, can't. Personally, I'm not the hugest fan, and prefer to focus on other things in my writing. But I just don't believe in the whole telling other people what to write and what not to write, you know? :)

As far as pairings and characters go, there are exceptions to this rule for me at least. Like there are some pairings I dislike and won't RP, and some characters I won't RP with. That's all fine. But I don't necessarily think, even with that that I have a right to tell other people what pairings and characters to RP (with). If someone is RPing a character I don't want to interact with on a multi, for example, I will blacklist their tags etc etc. But I won't act like the mun has personally attacked me for playing a character I'm uncomfortable with. Because I don't believe they have. And as far as pairings go, chemistry is a very subjective thing. People are going to see it different places and that's okay with me. <3 Even if I hate a ship, even if I think it's toxic/unhealthy I just don't believe in telling people what to do.

We're all just nerds playing with our blorbos so let's just have fun with it. <3

Possibly unpopular opinion, IDK. And again, want to emphasize that no one has to interact with anyone they don't want to. Curate your space, it's all good. But I do think sometimes people in the RPC go too far with disliking or feeling uncomfortable about something. If we can't explore darkness through fiction, where and how can we explore it? You know? And if you don't want to interact with a muse/pairing/topic that's all good. If someone refuses to tag it or take steps to make you comfortable? Block them! But I just personally don't think we all have to stick to fluff 100% of the time either. It's a delicate balance and I do believe darker topics should be handled with care etc. But that doesn't mean that people get to tell others what (not) to write. You know?

How slow I am. I really take my time replying, because I want to have the right muse and not give bad replies. Sometimes this isn't a flaw but sometimes it is. Really depends on the other person and how patient they can be. <3

I get super attached to muses and will have a lot of muse for them....for a certain period of time. And then I'll lose the muse for a while. It always comes back, but sometimes it can take some time. Luckily with 13, I am yet to have that problem lol <3