#sillyargonian

Pure tries not to pay attention to your voices or the seemingly tangible bodies you all have. They really do, but, you are all, just so very.

Persistent... They don’t know much about themself, and they don’t really care to, but they are starting to wonder why they aren’t reacting much to this. Their mind is a jumble of confusing thoughts and emotions, but physically, they can’t seem to emote it. As much as they wish to.

As they are lost in thought, a hand falls on their shoulder. It’s warm, but still unwanted. Irritated, they look behind themselves to see what gray bug is pestering them.

As they turn to stare, their eyes do not meet a gray bug, in fact, said eyes seem to meet a man of sorts. A man that is looking at them as if Pure has lost their mind.

I can’t believe it took this long for Gaster to get punched in the face.

Sans:

Hope I did this right!! I’ve never written anything for this AU before ;w;

Although it seems like a lot of monsters have soulmates who are human, it’s not that common an occurrence. More often than not, most monsters’ soulmates are other monsters. It’s considered a special kind of thing when monsters have a soulmate who’s human.

Soul merging/touching souls is inherently intimate, but it’s not inherently sexual. Touching souls can mean anything from “C’mere, let me comfort you” to “I love you” and everything in between. It’s also not strictly romantic. Though soul merging or physically touching someone’s soul with your hand is usually seen as more of a romantic/sexual thing, touching souls is very context-heavy and there are no set ‘rules’ about it.

Platonic/non-romantic soulmates are definitely a thing. There’s one human whose soulmate is a Vulkin, but their relationship can be described better as friends than lovers. There’s also a human whose soulmate is the Greater Dog; their relationship is much more like a pet and their owner.

Monsters’ souls aren’t all grey. In this universe, a monster’s soul reflects their greatest qualities, their personality, and even possibly physical attributes. For example, Grillby’s soul is mainly purple and dark blue, made up in a few places of soft flames. Papyrus’ soul is a bit hard and bony, colored red, cyan, orange, and purple. So on and so forth. The same goes for humans’ souls, but typically without anything that reflects their physical appearance.