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Noone calling us Mommies, or asking us to. Noone sending naughty asks or DMs. Noone teasing us and making us crave a moment with them... Noone even liking a ton of our posts to show interest..
Something is very wrong here and one of two of you should def come and fix that~
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was talking about this with a friend but i think a big reason why a lot of erotica in this website falls flat for me is that both setting and tropes tend to be played straight and i don't find that particularly stimulating most of the time, especially when it involves something like the monarchy.
to use a practical example: the appeal of delthis, to me, is the struggle between their familial bond and the reality of their power imbalance. rather than a romanticized vision of them as fated lovers drifting apart because of social taboos and royal obligations, i prefer fanwork that untangles the layers of codependency and trauma that tie them together, and i consider delgal an active agent that chooses time and time again to look away from the pain he's causing. thistle's enmeshment might outwardly manifest as that of a servant fervently devoted to his king, but we know it's much more complicated than that— he raised him!
not much of a point to my rambling beyond "i wish people got messier and darker with it". i think i need to chew on this a bit longer.
complicated feelings about the gut reaction a lot of people have when suggesting thistle and delgal were at the very least emotionally incestuous. a lot of it seems to be related to not wanting to demonize delgal or "taint" their relationship, which is interesting to me because i don't think an incestuous layer would render either of them unsympathetic or draw away from the significance of their bond— cocsa is difficult enough as it is, doubly so when we're talking about characters whose emotional development only matched for a relatively short amount of time; why is it so unreasonable to think that a trafficked child who was bought into a royal family as a glorified pet would grow codependent to the closest thing to an equal he's ever had, and that such level of enmeshment could lead to the blurring of boundaries he was never taught (or allowed) in the first place?
so much of his survival relied on being useful, entertaining, lovable, attentive, non-threatening; he's an unofficially recognized son, takes care of delgal the way a mother would, bonds with him as a brother— who's to say he didn't also play the role of a lover, especially considering his perceived androgyny and undying devotion?
hear me out, a younger, much more clumsy Delgal (not as old as hes shown in the manga usually) wooing Thistle and them being childhood/teen sweethearts 🥰💞
