Dec 15, 2025
Billy suggested we share a blog. I said no. I was here first. Get your own blog, Loomis.
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Billy suggested we share a blog. I said no. I was here first. Get your own blog, Loomis.
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Someone send an ask. Bored as shit. My god. Please. Anons allowed.
Fucking cops keep driving around real slow. I can see them outside the windows. -Stu.
imagine if i joined the crowd of rp versions of myself by doing an rp of myself. I mean, I could. Rune has given me plenty of options. Still, I'm not sure. I am...still not the best with this whole being from fiction thing. I don't have any personal issue with anyone who roleplays an interpretation of the character I am sourced from but due to how connected with source I am, it's...hard to see the blogs themselves in anything other than something different. If I could get past this feeling, I'd join for kicks in a heartbeat. I'd be more interested. There's got to be other fictives who feel similarly. How do they deal with it?
I was watching true crime documentaries and got bored so this is what came out. Art. I guess. Who woulda guessed.
I don't think our Danny Johnson/Ghostface fictive really realizes just how much some people like him - well, the character him. I've told him a little about it but the internet is a freaky place - especially to a guy who was yoinked from the 90's into a weird realm, then into someone's head (from his perspective). He's been online ish, he's played Dead by Daylight - which is FASCINATING and a little terrifying to watch, especially when he's playing as himself - but doesn't seem to get it fully.
I don't know how to tell him. Should I tell him? I have no idea how he'd even react. He's weird.
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Living with an artist/author/whatever else is exhausting. He wants me to pose all the time. Or wear random outfits. Occasionally asks me to do ballet. I don't know how to do ballet.
There's been a thought persisting in my mind for a few days. Being a (1) fictive alter is...a bit weird. Our Host still regularly plays Dead By Daylight, so I see myself on screen a lot, as well as Sable, who is also in our system. I've gotten used to the fact that I - or the character I'm sourced from - am seen as fictional to the wider world.
What I am increasingly becoming entertained by is the RP Blogs. There's one that's been all over our feed and since discovering that one, I've found more. It's a bit bizzare from my perspective that someone would want to roleplay as Dwight Fairfield or Wesker, but I'm not going to judge. I find it funny. (I, of course, understand why people would rp as me, I'm amazing- but that's besides the point.)
Other than that...I've been occupying my time with reading. Trying to get back into writing - something different than what I'm used to. Motivation used to not be an issue but now it is. So, while I'm not writing, I'm reading some books on true crime and others on birds. The first is a collection of short stories and facts. The second is centered around Northern American birds and their meanings pertaining to witchcraft. I'm not particularly spiritual but some of the others are, so I file the information away anyways. It's interesting too.
- (2) Birds: A Spiritual Field Guide
- (3) Chrisp's True Crime Miscellany: Stories, Facts, Tales & Trivia
I enjoy them so far. If none of these links work, let me know and I'll send different ones.
(1) Opens link to a TikTok slideshow video explaining what Fictive Alters/Introjects are in a plural system.
(2) Opens link to the title on Amazon (US).
(3) Opens link to the title on Amazon (US).
"Isn't it funny how the more water you drink, the easier it is to get dehydrated?" They ask. The host, Rune, is half asleep. This is, of course, the time they decide to ask me important life-changing questions that I am too tired to answer. I don't answer.
"Like a drug. You build a tolerance and then-" They trail off. I don't know where this is going. I was pondering which story I wanted to write before this, and would like to go back to it. Perhaps I could make up a cryptid or read that true crime book we saved -
"Can you get water addiction?"
I should have known. "No," I say. "You can't get addicted to something that's good for you." I can sense the psychological debate ramblings of a half-conscious mind coming. They counter: "But what's to say what's good for you or not? And, there's plenty of good things you can get addicted to. Too much of a good think can lead to bad."
Interesting logic. But I have a counter. I pull up a photo. "There are four categories defining it. Impaired Control, which is virtually not possible with water. Social problems. Risky Use. And Physical dependence. Except for the last one, which is a biological need for water consumption, none of the categories would align."
"Okay, but hypothetically, if someone did like water that much-"
Hypothetically, yes. That person would have a problem.
Turns out, after a quick search on the web, a condition, however uncommon, does exist. Polydipsia, which is subdivided into a few different types. It's phrased not so much as an addiction as it is a compulsion to drink far more water than is needed. It can, but not always, lead to water poisoning or hyponatremia, where the sodium levels in the body drop below the healthy or typical range.
I've learned something, then. Fascinating. I've attached links to the subjects below incase you wish to read as well.
Sometimes, no matter how much water you drink, it doesn't seem like enough. Find out what causes this condition, why it's a problem, and wha
Water intoxication can occur if your body has too much water, which dilutes your electrolytes. Learn more about its symptoms and treatment.