#odditieskin

The Puppet, ""Charlotte"". He...He embodied that statement. Even if, a lot of the time after everything fell, he had an...Odd, way of showing it.

He cared about everyone.

.....

I don't regret my actions.

I refuse to.

- The Voice // Ennard, 🌌🥀✨ (The Oddities' Roleplay // FNAF AU)

I know there's plenty of kins who are great friends with people their kintype hated (is that the right wording...?) but HO BOY am I not sure I could actually handle it. Probably would be fine with sourcemates, but canonmates? Probably not. Especially not without some Bloodshed.

- The Voice // Ennard and Lumine Viatrix (The Oddities' Roleplay // FNAF AU) (Genshin Impact)

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If I was a mashup of them, we almost certainly had some sort of weird split remnant situation that got "fused" back together once we shared a body. But, that feels...Wrong.

I don't really have many kin memories, so, I basically just have to guess and assume stuff with the ✨ vibes ✨ I get from my guesses.

It's annoying :/

- The Voice // Ennard (The Oddities' Roleplay // FNAF AU)

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- The Voice (The Oddities' Roleplay/FNAF AU)

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Having thoughts about my canon "counterpart's" gender. She was always referred to as she/her until she was revealed as a canon character rather than being hidden, then everyone effortlessly switched to he/him...Despite the fact that, before that reveal, there's multiple times where she screamed at people that she was a girl. I mean, hell, there was a whole thing where they were able to tell if it was her or the person she was controlling because she was perfectly content with being in the woman's bathroom while her host wasn't, as stupid as that probably sounds. (Which...I'm like 78% sure happened in my canon...Alright then me.)

I know it's probably meant to be that she was hiding her gender to keep her identity a secret, but...It doesn't feel good. Even I'm okay with he/him now, I just....Hhgn...

With my canon it was a lot more complicated but in the end I was...A cis girl? Trans woman? It depends on what you really consider my "assigned gender", I guess. Either way, I believe there was only one time I was misgendered...In which case, I definitely yelled at them. After everything, being called he/him was...A touchy subject, to put it lightly.