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I wasn't sure what to have them with, so I also made some Meadowcream (although I'm sure they're actually not supposed to go together). Surprisingly I had all the herbs needed, although I did need to substitute some of the mint for an extract because i didn't have a lot. Turns out the rolls go really well with Meadowcream, and also with some honey and butter kinda like a scone.

But I've ended up with far more Meadowcream than I know what to do with. I'm considering making a double layer cake and using the cream in the middle? But I'm not sure what flavour cake. Any suggestions on what to have Meadowcream with (cake or other) would be much appreciated 😅 - Hecate

alskdjaslkdj yeah the twins parent in MPD are Dot and Larry! and Devin’s are Corbin and Sloane, Virgil and Patton’s mom is this universes pranks, and Logan’s mother and grandfather are (sort of) nonsense nicknames characters

okay so the split-attraction model is that thing you often see (in aspec circles especially) where the romantic orientation and the sexual orientation are considered two separate things

so like a person who identifies as, say, a panromantic asexual, or an aromantic heterosexual

a person who is a non-SAM asexual or a non-SAM aromantic is a person who does not use the split attraction model, and instead identifies solely as asexual or solely as aromantic

theres lots of reasons someone might be non-SAM! some non-SAM aros identify that way because they feel their romantic orientation informs their identity but their sexual orientation doesnt. some people do it because they think certain aspects of their orientation arent other peoples business and therefore irrelevant, some people simply do not vibe with any label other than the one they use or with the concept of split-attraction itself

Logan is a non-SAM aro because he considers his romantic orientation important and relevant to his identity but considers himself to not have a sexual orientation at all

That wasn't foreshadowing was it???

Bear in mind: this is just based on the number of fics that cause me personally pain (it's 67 if we're counting both the main series and the extras), this number was automatically rounded my calculator so it's not entirely accurate, this is assuming that you read all 67 of those fics in one sitting and don't read any of the others, and also it's likely that I got something wrong here because this is an ungodly amount of numbers

Anyway, in standard form there are 1.6047888×10^96 different combinations that you can read those 67 fics in.

In normal numbers, this is 1604728880000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Conclusion: yeah you were right it is pretty damn near to infinite

Ouch

You said that we would know when we reached rock bottom and you were right ;-;