#tildeathiwillwrite

13. A subplot, theme, or element that kills a story for you

On-page sex scenes and certain types of blasphemous language are automatic kill switches for me.

🛏️ Favourite Caretaker archetype?

Hi!! Thanks for the ask <33

🩸 Favourite Whumpee archetype?

My favorite character

I really like self-destructive Whumpees. Whumpees who would sacrifice themselves for others, who are so protective they may not realize others feel that way about them, who take on so much responsibility or value their own life so little. Whumpee who often ends up putting themselves in harm's way, whether intentionally or not, themselves.

🛏️ Favourite Caretaker archetype?

I adore family Caretakers. Especially when they're siblings (because I love my sibling relationships in whump/media in general). But it can also be parents, uncles, cousins - or Found Family! I prefer my Caretaker to have a really close bond with Whumpee. Regardless if this is through blood or choice. It makes the caretaking hit extra hard for me; the pain of seeing Whumpee hurt, the guilt if it happened to protect Caretaker, the angst and worrying about whether Whumpee will be okay; the complications that can come from their shared past.

0: height

5’2” 😔💔 /silly

3: Do you smoke?

No and i dont think i ever will

42: last thing i ate

Eggrolls :3

for Eldwin?

Thanks for the ask!

From this ask game

Well, unfortunately for Eldwin he is my favourite to project onto. We are both very stiff and reserved, although he doesn't have the internet to overshare on like me :P We both have a lot of siblings, and neither of us had a great education because I need that representation in my life haha. Although, had he the opportunity he would be smarter than me... We have a lot of little habits in common, although I try to share my projections on all my ocs.

Oh he also loves cats, that we have in common. Most of my ocs do.

I, however, have a lot more self-preservation than he does. He is far more self-sacrificial than I. I also tend to think through everything I do to the point of severe overthinking more than he does. Oh, I'm also nicer than he is, at least I hope! I have my flaws, but he can, purposefully, be a real bitch sometimes.

@tildeathiwillwrite continuing directly off this snippet!

"Great," Han Sooyoung said perfunctorily. "Good to know."

He didn't particularly want to know this information, actually!

"It was a very detailed scene," Kim Dokja said, inexplicably still willing to talk on this topic. "The author spent an entire chapter on it. At the time, I was really surprised. It seemed strange, spending so page-time in a completely irrelevant cave. I almost thought they wanted to change the genre of the entire story."

Was Han Sooyoung really getting Kim Dokja's opinion about how the novel depicted Yoo Joonghyuk's love life? Sure, it might be fun throwing it in that man's face later, but there was still a limit to how willing Han Sooyoung was to discuss this sort of thing. 'A very detailed scene' -- that was already too much information about what Yoo Joonghyuk was doing with Lee Seolhwa.

Wait.

"A cave," Han Sooyoung repeated. "This cave?"

6) Do you have lots of religious paraphernalia?

8) What is your favourite passage from your sacred text, if you have one?

Thank you for the asks!

I am a Christian! Anything more specific than that I'm still in the process of discerning--I converted three years ago, found and was baptized in a local Episcopal church, currently attend both that church and a non-denominational but vaguely charismatic church (deeply involved with both communities), and am investigating Catholicism. If anyone asks, though, I'm a Christian, and I don't necessarily want to get more specific than that at this time.

6. Not really! That said, here's a list:

("Not really," I said in my foolishness. List and remaining answer below the cut.)

The HarperCollins study bible, New Revised Standard Version, fully revised and updated, including apocryphal deuterocanonical books, with concordance. Paperback, still somehow the heaviest book I own. Used to be my mom's. Affectionately referred to as the Holy Brick

The Oxford Annotated Bible, Revised Standard Version, college edition. Printed in 1962, came into my possession because one of my mom's friends was clearing out their office. Very seldom taken off the shelf

(Side note: I need to get a physical Bible I can actually carry around with me at some point, but I haven't done that yet)