#second shift

A heap ton of Characters I sprited. Many of which contain OCs of my pals and some OCs I saw on the internet and liked their designs.

Fils-aimé, Droidswap Papyrus and Captain Spearhook - @lordninadroid/ @reallyanotherunderswaptake (Me)

Royelle/ Princess Noelle and Archgore - @holidayking102

Secondshift Frisk - @secondshiftau

Monochrome!Sans - @dragon8er/ @ut-monochromasis

Felly the Flower and Craftsy - @its-the-univer-blog/ @univer-underfell

Pan-Girl - @proctor-dorkchop @ut-pan-girl-askblog

Louie and Grace - @shigg315

Chloe - @pacifideundertaleau

Petaly - Rattel_M_Bones

Lily, Jeremy and Jeremette- @bigfungus7/ @underspore

Shava - @q--cool

Dreward and Kree - @cojo102

Count Koffin-k and Aaxel - @tsunderswapofficial

Chisk - @mellocide

Opium - @thecanadian2005

Asher - @queerrayne

Mettaton Multiversal - therustysfm

Drunk Chara - @hawker-the-gary / @ask-drunk-chara

Scamton - @lumpytouch

Marlette - @superkirbylover / @marlette-au

Inverted Fate Undyne and Papybot - @megaderping / @invertedfate

Jevilswap Hapstablook - jevilhumor

Underswap MH Napstabot - @missholoska/ @holoska

The Void and Buddles Funpants - The Winterer/ @underevent

Voltimedes - @tramon81

The Blossoms - @wanderingmakers

Flowery - bep_celeste

Ruddin - Toby Fox

Ind-E - @sepsis-tank

Rambpire - Triki_Tr0y

Otherswap Rudy - @otherswap

Eviltale Toriel - Gustus

Count Dapper Fang - Dreamily

Chocoblook - @chocoblook-comic

Cibil - @masterofthenova

Bonus Character

Juto Arigato - Universal-Fro

Happy Halloween, everybody! For this year, the Second Shifters figured out a very fitting theme to go with together: Dragon Orb! - Frisk/Undyne as Launch - Mew Mew as Bulma - Asriel as a God of Destruction (not any specific one, he just really wanted to be one)

Today isn't only #deltarunetomorrow day, it is also the birthday for @chaos-fantazy, and amazing Undertale AU creator and the host of the Undertale AU Comic contest! To celebrate his birthday today, I've made some art from his various AUs! First and foremost, art for his characters from @ut-scramble-saga, which I highly recommend everyone go read!

Next, art based on his comic "Union of Two Hearts", which you can read here (and I also recommend reading it). For this one I paired their Frisk with another, similar Frisk from @secondshiftau, which is created by Ace and I also recommend checking out.

Finally, since this is my blog after all, what better way to end it then with Royelle meeting Chaos's Sketch from the @ut-poppy-askblog.

Happy Birthday again to Chaos_Fantazy! I hope he has a wonderful day today!

More fun Pitt parallels. Women and work.

Emma is assaulted. Her new boss says she should go home. Emma says she wants to tough it out and finish her shift. She’s more than being assaulted, and she also wants to prove that she can handle anything. She’s rewarded with a back pat.

Joy leaves, Langdon tries to guilt her into staying. She reminds him that she’s paying to be there, and she’s done for the day.

Samira has a very human moment, a severe panic attack. Her punishment is her boss telling her to go home. She’s not good enough. She’s not strong enough. She shouldn’t be here. She should be at home, she should be attending to whatever her mom needs, and instead it’s treated like a moral failing.

Princess is going to cut out early (sure) after working a gruelling holiday shift. She’s confident enough to tell her boss this. Her boss makes a cultural dig, coupled with a nice evening remark. Princess is going home to her second shift. She’s cooking an elaborate feast (starting at 7ish !) for a party she’s hosting.

We don’t know Emma’s home life, but we can assume she’s already intuited that this is her new normal, and the easiest way to deal is to put off leaving and decompressing.

Joy actually knows her limits, and respects them. We don’t know anything about her life away from work, but we do know she’s got great boundaries.

Samira is going to have to go home and deal with whatever her mom is doing.

Princess is going home to host. All she does is care for other people and keep things running.

Moving in with a partner decreases the housework burden for men and increases it for women. In other words, women work for two, and don't get compensated for it.