IF SOMETHING I WRITE TRIGGERS YOU, PLEASE TELL ME

I know I write dark topics but I mean it when I say if something my muse does, says, or something I write in general triggers you or sets you into a panic, please, please, PLEASE tell me. I will not shun you or treat you poorly, I will take full responsibility and will rewrite my reply that way we can keep the thread going without any further problem. Or, if it would help you, we will drop the thread. If you do not tell me I cannot stop and I will keep doing it without realizing the consequences of my actions.

While I did come here for fun and to help relieve stress, MY PARTNER’S HEALTH IS ONE OF MY MAIN, IF NOT MY TOP, PRIORITIES! I DO NOT WANT TO HURT PEOPLE WITH MY WRITING ANY MORE THAN THE STANDARD FEELINGS THAT COME FROM READING A GOOD STORY!

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Name: Calcifer

Gender: female

Sign: Leo

Height: short OTL 5′3″

Sexual orientation:  bisexual

Hogwarts house: Slytherin

Favourite colour: changes all the time... today its yellow :)

Favourite animal: my dog ♥

Time right now: 12:59 pm

Average hours of sleep: 8-12 (i sleep a lot...)

Cat or dog person: dog

Favourite fictional character from Harry Potter: Draco Malfoy

Number of blankets you sleep with: one

Favourite singer or band: Poets of the Fall

Dream trip: anywhere, honestly xD i’m going to be traveling a lot in the next year~ Chicago, Japan, Egypt, etc.

Dream job: Entrepreneur 

When was this blog created?: January 19th, 2017

Current number of followers: 38

When did your blog reach its peak?: ... not yet???

What made you decide to make a tumblr?: I’ve been in the one piece rp community for almost 6 years lololol~~~ it all started with my Doflamingo blog which became rather popular at the time. i’ve played tons of different characters, but most people nowadays would know me for my Buggy blog. i like to bring characters to life. authors can only show so much of each character, but to make them really as real as they can be i like to build upon what the author offered and fill in the pieces that the author left out.