#dav asks

more arei when i need a collection./j

Happy to hear! Here's more of her thriving.

Im tired and sore from working so many days in a row. I started working more since the semesters been over which is why I havent been artin’ it up too much lately. I am off the next few days so if ya feel like it send some asks why dontcha! I might reblog one of them asks prompt things to make it a bit easier too

teruko had a fire outfit on though not gonna lie

I think choosing Nico as the "most frequent drinker" is an interesting choice—since they carry their "victim complex" that many of us (or it’s just me) carry subconsciously; while we acknowledge others’ struggles, our own pain feels so overwhelming that we can’t bear to acknowledge or engage with anyone else’s suffering (convinced no one could possibly understand ours. The mere attempt to empathize requires pulling ourselves out of our own emotional quagmire, a process that triggers discomfort reexamining our pain—so we instinctively retreat.

Also they actively isolated themselves from external understanding and care to avoid being alienated by others; in which unresolved pain just festered alongside conflicting emotions like pride, resentment, and insecurity. Ultimately alcohol just becomes a coping mechanism.

I apologize if the frequent shifts in personal pronouns in the text made it confusing for you. English isn’t my first language but I somehow emphasized with Nico a lot. I think I’m just projecting myself onto some certain DRDT characters somehow LOL

if you could turn into any flower .. what flower would it be?

How technical are we speaking, here?

Despite being a hemiparasitic, the "Phoradendron Leucarpum", commonly referred to as the american mistletoe, was assumed as the state flower of Oklahoma until 2004. Far more importantly, it's the mistletoe we hang up as decoration during christmas as part of the annual tradition to kiss beneath it, and is thereby associated with love. Ironic, it is then, that this symbol of romance is a parasite; extracting water and nutrients from its host at its expense, which can even be fatal for the aforementioned host tree.