But Konig is a nasty bull, trying to get you to lie down beside him, close enough so he can sniff and lick at you, c'mon he just wants to taste your sweet cunt. The sight of your soft, broad hips and full breasts has already got his cock throbbing, stupidly hard and dripping with thick cum that he wants to put inside you and stuff you full of his calves :(

haii!!

hypothetically! if we're talking about tamsy as he is in canon, i don't think he'd be a healthy father at all.. (even if i write him differently compared to canon.)

tamsy is the kind of person who likes control more than anything else, so i can see him viewing his child as his before viewing them as their own person.

if the child adored him, listened to him, and depended on him, he'd probably be strangely affectionate. he would spoil them sometimes, give them attention when he felt like it, and make them feel like they were the most important person in the world. the problem is that his affection would often come with strings attached.

if the child disagreed with him, questioned him, or started becoming independent, that's when things would get ugly. because tamsy doesn't handle losing control well, so he might guilt-trip them, manipulate them, or make them doubt themselves until they came back to his side.

he would probably convince himself that he's doing it "for their own good" even when he's clearly hurting them.

i also think he'd be extremely protective, but not in a healthy way. instead of teaching them how to be safe, he'd try to keep them close enough that he could monitor everything. he wouldn't trust other people around them very easily because he always wants to be the one influencing them.

the saddest part is that i think there would be moments where he genuinely loves his child. real moments. moments where he looks at them and feels proud or worried or relieved that they're okay. but because of who he is, that love would get tangled up with possessiveness, manipulation, and control.

pairing: stepbro!gunwook x smoker!fem!reader

synopsis: after your parents divorce, you turn to cigarettes for a stress relief. your sweet new brother notices this bad habit of yours and tries his best to help you take your mind off things.

warnings: SMUT!!!! Mdni ; smoking; oral sex (f receiving), some cussing, stepcest, not proofread lolol

a/n: this is my official comeback… i’m sad that ive abandoned this accoutn but its on my 2025 goal list to revive it and be back stronger than ever and better than ever with a bunch of motivation. Consider this my apology for going ghost mode :))

You were always told to never smoke or even be surrounded by smokers, that it would take away your beauty and shorten your entire life. Still, you found yourself with a pink Sobranie in your mouth more often than not, blowing smoke into the night. It was your guilty pleasure, but it also made your relax when needed most.

“Are you smoking again?” your bedroom door opened and you just turned your head from the opened window you were looking out of. You needn’t even look as you recognised the voice of Park Gunwook, your new brother in the past 3 months.

Hey everyone! I’ve got quite a few asks about the whole shadowban situation during my shadowban—how I knew, what happened, and how I will know when it's solved etc etc. I didn’t answer right away bc I wasn’t sure how it would play out, but now that I’ve been through it [kinda], here’s a full breakdown of what happened, how I knew, and what I’ve learned after dealing with this mess. Hopefully this helps if you ever find yourself in Tumblr jail like I did lol:

FYI: I’m mostly back from Tumblr jail… BUT I’m still kinda half-ghost cause my tags are still broken. Since I rely on tags for my posts to actually reach people outside my follower list, I’m holding off on bringing my scheduled posts back to the front. So until Tumblr fully resurrects me and fixes this last bit, no new posts for now.

I’ll keep you updated, but for now… I’m still stuck halfway in the shadow realm.

No tags, no posts 😭

Also, everything I’ve shared about this shadowban stuff comes from my own experience dealing with it on my blog these past days, plus things I’ve learned after digging around the internet while I was stuck in the void.

Q: What happened?

Basically, Tumblr shadowbanned me out of nowhere. My blog still existed, but I was pretty much invisible to everyone except my existing followers. So unless you already followed me before the shadowban, you couldn’t see me on your dash, in tags, or anywhere else.

Q: What exactly is a shadowban?

A shadowban on Tumblr means your blog still technically functions and looks normal to you, but Tumblr has made you invisible to everyone else other than your pre-existing followers before the ban. You can post, reblog, and interact, but no one else could see it—unless they already followed you.

My blog has finally been restored, and I wanted to share what I’ve learned over the past week or so while my account was flagged. If you’re experiencing something similar, I hope you find this information useful.  

While Tumblr states they don’t “shadowban” users, your blog can still get flagged by the anti-spam bot and restricted without actual notice, which in my opinion doesn’t make it less of a shadowban (sorry, Tumblr). When this happens, your posts lose visibility—they won’t appear on tag pages, recommendations, or the dashboard for most users. Social features are also restricted: you can’t comment, reply, send or receive asks, or use your messages or inbox. You can still interact with the posts, like and reblog, but it won’t show up in notes, and creators will only receive blank notifications. This creates the illusion that you’re using Tumblr as usual, but in reality, your blog has zero visibility and engagement—well, it’s called “shadowban” for a reason.  

In my case, I noticed a steep decline in engagement and discovered my posts were no longer appearing on tag pages. I filed a ticket under the “Tags” category, but after several days of waiting, I filed a second ticket under “Social Features” based on advice from other users. From what I’ve read, including on an unofficial Tumblr troubleshooting subreddit (yes, there is one), tickets from flagged accounts are sent to the 'Safety' team for moderation, a process that can take some time, bypassing the support team, which seems counterintuitive to me. With still no reply, I reached out to Tumblr Support directly via Twitter. While they gave the same generic response about processing times, my ticket was resolved the same day.  

A word of caution: be wary of scammers offering to “help” restore your account. I received several such replies, all of which were concealed, but it’s still something to watch out for.  

Tumblr Support eventually confirmed my blog was flagged by the anti-spam bot and restored its functionality. Although they returned my initial "Tags" ticker, ironically, my older posts remain unsearchable and off Tumblr entirely (around a year’s worth of posting). And I’m not sure this is reversible. While I understand the need to maintain a safe and healthy community, the current system causes significant, often irreversible damage to regular blogs. It needs reworking to avoid unfairly impacting users. At the very least, there should be some mild moderation to verify if a flag was justified and clear notifications when a blog is concealed. Tumblr already has a system for sensitive content that hides individual posts and notifies users to review them—why not adopt a similar approach for spam suspects? (I’ll leave that up to the Tumblr team @staff @support) 

While I’m not entirely sure what triggered the flag, among other possible causes, some users suggest it might be the use of a VPN. In my case, this makes sense. I often use it to access websites blocked in my region and sometimes forget to turn it off when switching back to Tumblr. If you use a VPN, be cautious!

You may find a lot of similar accounts on Tumblr. I highly recommend reading the “All About Shadowban” post by @that-damn-girl (it has 12k notes, and clearly suggests how relevant this issue is). I also checked the recent experiences shared by @smbhax and @elliespuns. Their blogs made me feel much less alone in this situation.

I’ll update this post if I learn more, but for now, I hope this helps.

So- i'd like to think he's (east) asian :3

Idk, cause i've always seen a black jax, hispanic jax, or even a white jax but never an (east) asian one so i think it would be interesting.

(Also cause theres a bunch of asian young adult boys who'd act like he does)

But i'd also like to think hes a loser. A loser gamer who sits in his studio apt (like a shut in) and rarely goes out. Dabbles in weed too.

Maybe he came across the circus from a mysterious yet sketchy seller online? Maybe he came across it some other unknown way.

But for me, he'd prob look like 6'ft lanky asian guy with unkempt hair. Argues with his parents a lot on what he'd gonna do with his life. Maybe secretly enjoys "nerdy things" like anime, manga, etc. Doesn't bother going out unless its a party at some random friends house (and he never really has close friends as he's really not socially active but socializes just because he wants connection)

"Alone, yet surrounded by a lot of people" would describe human jax really.

Back to his appearance, he'd have tan-yellow skin and i HC him to be japanese/taiwanee (just because i dont see that mix of east asian alot in media cause its always chinese, japanese or korean and im Japanese/Taiwanese myself-)

He'd prob like wearing streetwear or just baggy clothing and revels in plain t-shirts and hoodies.

(My dude would deff have a few hatsune miku graphic tees and merch im ngl, he seems like the typa guy to bully someone for liking something cause he's afriad of not being 'masculine' enough.)

(Another HC is that he would've been bullied as a kid for looking feminime or as a twin cause a lot of taiwanese/japanese guys look feminime and skinny as children.)

but uh yeah.