#loim

✦﹕PARTIAL POSIC

This flag’s (sys)Little4(sys)Little

The yellow is for sunflowers, which symbolize unconditional love, which is seen as childlike a lot of the time.

The orange is for warmth and safety. A lot of how I determine if I love someone is if I feel safe with them.

The purple is because I thought it looked nice and also because it symbolizes magic.

The blue symbolizes water. Water is fluid and can symbolize how a Little4Little relationship might be more fluid than others as we might not grow at the same speeds

The green symbolizes exploration and mutal growth.

This flag is (sys)Little4Persecutor

I like harm-causing members because a lot of them are very blunt and I don’t pick up on hints. It’s also nice sometimes to be treated like a stuffed animal or a little treat that they only get if they’re a good doggie

This one’s (sys)Little4(sys)Caregiver

Sometimes.. love is being taken care of one way and then taking care of your caretaker another way :) The flags are kinda ugly together but they’re the kind of ugly that makes me go “:) hehe poibull” instead of the sad ugly.

This one’s Persecutor4(sys)Little

I asked the malicitor that cuddles me sometimes what it thought about why it likes littles and it just said “pubby :- )” in a very affectionate tone so I think it likes childlike cuteness in other mentally disabled adults?

This one’s (sys)Caregiver4(sys)Little

Sometimes I take care of my girlfriend when she’s little and the way she’s so willing to be fragile around me makes me feel all soft and trusted and loving her. I think, while I’m more of a tank, a lot of littles are vulrenable, so being trusted like that has more weight than usual

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ANTALLASEXUAL/ANTALLAROMANTIC

Chapter 11

Rating: Explicit Status: COMPLETE Summary: In Kagome’s new neighborhood, there’s a wall. It’s been there for years, this massive sheet of concrete stretching across the land, separating a memorial from the neighboring church. One day on her afternoon walks, curiosity has Kagome seeking out the history behind this piece, why it exists, and what the stories around it mean. She didn’t expect the stories to be real.

Chapter Excerpt:

Kagome calls Kouga a "fucking coward" and it's my favorite moment of the fic.

Read Chapter 11 here:  AO3

LIST OF ICONIC MUSIC:

LADY MARMALADE BY CHRISTINA AGUILERA, LIL' KIM, MYA, PINK FT. MISSY ELLIOT (2001)

"The hit song "Lady Marmalade" appeared as part of a medley in the film Moulin Rouge!. For its soundtrack album, Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mýa, and Pink recorded a cover version; it was then released as the soundtrack's first single in April 2001. Produced by Missy Elliott and writing partner Rockwilder, it includes an intro and outro from Elliott. The lyrics were changed from the original version, transferring the song's setting from New Orleans to the Paris nightclub Moulin Rouge."

"According to Kelley Dunlap of BuzzFeed, "Lady Marmalade" influenced Jessie J, Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's song "Bang Bang". It was featured in the music montage at the 92nd Academy Awards, which covered iconic movie soundtrack songs. It was also featured in the episode of the thirteenth season of RuPaul's Drag Race."

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OC-tober day 30: Soothe

I actually painted this one earlier during the month, but I had an idea for it so I did it XXD

Also painting Loim and Matt hair is fun!

Well this is after the story so they finally get along but hey it fitted the theme and I wanted to draw my bois.

LIST OF ICONIC MUSIC:

TOXIC BY BRITNEY SPEARS (2003)

In 2009, NPR included "Toxic" on their Most Important Recordings of the Decade list. Amy Schriefer noted that the song's synths defined the sound of dance-pop for the rest of the decade while adding that it "still sound[s] fresh and futuristic." The hit song was listed on several others end of the decade lists. NME called it the soundtrack to all of the fun of the decade, from "little girls at discos" to "gay clubs and hen nights." NME critics also ranked "Toxic" at number 92 on their 500 Greatest Songs list, writing that the song "reinvented popular dance music." Evan Sawdey of PopMatters commented that "Toxic" is a rare kind of song that transcends genre boundaries, and added that Spears delivered the track that defined her legacy.

In May 2010, Spears revealed via Twitter that "Toxic" is her favorite song in her catalog.

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